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Home > Heating & Air Conditioning Mechanical / System Inspections
Heating & Air
Conditioning Mechanical / System Inspections
Heating, Air Conditioning, Mechanical / System Inspections,
Improve Efficiency, Reduce Energy Usage
Residential Inspections |
Commercial Inspections
On average, the heating system is the number one energy user in your home, with water
heating second and air conditioning a close third.
If you improve the efficiency of your heating and cooling equipment
you will not only save money, you will reduce pollution output and help to preserve the environment.
The power needed to operate heating / cooling systems emits large amounts
of carbon dioxide - a major greenhouse gas - into the
atmosphere.
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Power plants also emit
sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxide - both major ingredients in acid rain.
Mechanical / System Inspections Identify Problems /
Provide Solutions
We provide on-site inspections of residential or
commercial air-handling
systems, to identify problems
that can reduce efficiency, and provide the solutions to
correct them. Areas we look at include:
Our highly trained
heating / air conditioning technicians can bring your system back to peak operating efficiency, which:
- Reduces
energy consumption.
- Reduces pollution and greenhouse gases.
- Saves you money!
Call us today to
schedule your Ricotta heating and air conditioning mechanical /
system inspection,
(636) 274-5900.
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Four Ways To Improve Your Heating And Cooling Systems' Efficiency
Replace your old system with a new high efficiency system
- cut utility costs by as much as 50%.
Improve the overall efficiency of the system through adjustments, maintenance, and repair to the distribution system.
Change the way you operate your thermostat to
reduce fuel costs.
Be sure that all heating systems are vented properly: and that all vent pipes and chimneys are installed and lined according to code requirements.
Improperly lined chimneys, vent pipes that are
incorrectly installed or are of the wrong material,
and dirty and obstructed pipe and chimneys can
impact how the systems draft, and compromises energy
efficiency, indoor air quality, and fire safety.
We service heating and cooling systems in the following Missouri communities:
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