Heating System Installation–Repair

Heating System Installation!

Space Evaluation:

A specialized technician will evaluate the space to be heated to determine the appropriate type and size of heating system.

System Recommendation:

Based on the evaluation, the most appropriate type of heating system will be recommended, which may be a central heating system, a heat pump, boilers, radiators, among others.

System design:

A system design is made that includes the location of components, such as the main unit, ducts, radiators, etc.

Installation of equipment:

The necessary equipment is installed, such as the boiler, central heating unit, radiators or other components depending on the type of system selected.

Connections and Ducts:

All necessary connections are made and ducts are installed if it is a system that requires them.

Tests and Adjustments:

Tests are performed to ensure that the entire system is working correctly. Adjust controls and settings as necessary.

Instructions to Client:

Instructions are provided to you as our customer on the proper operation of the system and how to perform basic maintenance.

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Heating System Repair!

Problem Diagnosis:

A diagnosis is performed to identify the cause of the problem. It may include inspection of key components such as the boiler, thermostat, radiators, etc.

Component Repair:

Necessary repairs are carried out, either repairing or replacing faulty components, such as valves, thermostats, pumps, etc.

Radiator Bleeding:

In heating systems with radiators, the radiators are purged to remove trapped air, which improves system efficiency.

Duct Verification:

The integrity of the ductwork is checked to ensure that there are no air leaks that will affect the performance of the system.

Funcionality test:

Extensive testing is performed after repairs to ensure the system is working properly.

Recommendations for the Future:

Recommendations can be provided for ongoing maintenance and possible upgrades or improvements to optimize the system.

Well-maintained units consume less energy, which can translate to lower energy bills.