Plumbing, Heating, Air Conditioning & Electrical Services in Anoka, MN

What’s Inside Your Air Conditioning System?

Your air conditioner has a blower fan, motors, contactors, refrigerant, and many other electrical and mechanical components that are tough to understand if you don’t have any training in the HVAC industry. Your air conditioner is complex, which is why you should call our professional technicians any time you need installation or service in Anoka, MN. You should also call for regular maintenance service in the spring, so that your air conditioner stays in excellent condition.

Ready to Schedule AC Repair?

You’ve gone too long in an uncomfortable home, or with a cooling system that makes noises and works unreliable. The longer you wait to schedule AC repair, the worse the problem can get. Call our technicians for a diagnosis and repair of the system you rely on to get you through the summer. We have the tools and experience to repair central AC systems of all kinds.

What Type of Heating System Do You Have?

It’s very likely that you have a furnace, a system that uses natural gas and electronic ignition to ignite the burners and heat a heat exchanger, which is what transfers the heat to your home when the air passes by. If you don’t have a furnace but your system does use the ductwork, it might be a heat pump, which simply moves heat from the air outside to the inside. Or if you have radiators or baseboard heating, the heat may come from hot water in a boiler tank.

How Your Furnace Heats the Air

Your furnace is responsible for keeping you warm on the coldest of nights, using the air duct system to move warm air throughout your Anoka home. First, a blower fan sucks in the air from your home and sends it past a heat exchanger. The heat exchanger heats when the combustion process ignites natural gas. For more information about how your furnace works, or to schedule service, give us a call.

Geothermal Heating and Cooling for Anoka, MN Residents

If geothermal heating and cooling is something you’ve considered for a while, we can give you all of the information you need to get started. We install and service geothermal heating and cooling units. These work much like conventional heat pumps. However, instead of moving heat from the air outside to the inside, they use the heat energy of the earth to make you feel more comfortable. This makes them highly energy efficient units that can save you serious money in the long-term.

Want an Indoor Air Quality Specialist to Help You?

You’ve noticed that your indoor air quality is not up to your standards, but you’re not quite sure where to go from here. Call in an indoor air quality specialist to help you. They may look inside of your ducts or perform duct testing to see if duct cleaning or sealing is right for you. Or they can listen to your concerns and recommend the whole-home IAQ product that is best for assessing them. A humidifier, air cleaner, dehumidifier, energy recovery ventilator, or UV lights could be a good choice for your home.

The Hidden Problems in Your Ducts: Schedule Duct Cleaning and Duct Sealing

There might be piles of dust and particles and contaminants like bacteria, viruses, mold spores, pet dander, and more within your ductwork. These things can make you feel sick or they can cause trouble for someone with allergies or asthma. Holes in your ducts (a very common problem) mean you have to pay to heat and cool a part of your ducts you don’t even use. Call us for duct sealing and duct cleaning service.

Your Professional Electrician in Anoka, MN

Let’s face it-to have a truly comfortable home, you need to have reliable electricity. Even your gas powered appliances, such as a furnace, require an electric starter to turn on. And in order to have reliable electricity, you need a trustworthy electrical company to do the installation and service of all electrical components. That’s where we come in! Contact Air Mechanical, Inc. today and learn about our variety of electrical products and services.

When Should You Schedule Your Electrical Inspection?

When something goes wrong with the wiring in your home, it can be detrimental. It could cause a fire, leading to extensive property damage and even injury. This is why it’s vital that you have an electrical inspection done. This is a good idea to schedule when you’ve just moved into a home, if you live in an older home and are unsure of the last time it’s been inspected, or even if you suspect there is something wrong with your electrical system that requires repair services. Contact us today to learn more.