St. George Heating and Air Conditioning Services
Alpine Temperature Control services all makes and models of heating and air conditioning units.
Maintenance
Maintaining a heating and/or air conditioning unit can mean more money stays in your pocket. An unmaintained unit can end up costing you an arm and a leg. Alpine Temperature Control performs maintenance on all makes and models. We also offer service agreements to make sure that you don’t need to replace your unit earlier than needed. Learn more about St. George HVAC maintenence here.
Repair
Is your heating and/or air conditioning unit not providing the same comfort that it once was? At Alpine Temperature Control we specialize in keeping your current unit operating efficiently or repairing one that was damaged or is no longer working. Do you have questions about HVAC repair? Check out our HVAC repair FAQs.
Remodel
Before you begin any remodel project, give us a call to discuss your HVAC system. Adding or moving your HVAC system is a crucial part of a successful remodel project. Alpine Temperature Control can do a fresh installation into a remodel project or improve/move your existing HVAC system to make it more safe and efficient for you and your family.
Installation
Alpine Temperature Control is here to make your new heating and air conditioning installation a breeze. Having your St. George HVAC system installed by a professional is a big deal. We’ll do it right and reduce your chance of having issues in the future. Learn more about what else our HVAC technicians do.
Property Management HVAC
Alpine Temperature Control specializes in services to property management companies. We strive to communicate with tenants and repair equipment quickly to take the burden off the property management companies. We also help to educate the tenants on equipment use and work with an accounting department to make sure all invoices are mailed the same week as the call.
Here is a quick guide for tenants to see if problems can be resolved on their own:
- Check the air filters
– If they are dirty, replace immediately. Air filters should be replaced every 3 months. - Check the breakers
– If a breaker is tripped to the a/c, try resetting it, if it does not reset call us. - Check the outdoor unit for ice
– If there is ice found, turn the thermostat off and schedule an appointment for 4 hours later. - Check the batteries in the thermostat
– Batteries may be drained or leaking. This happens when they have been in the thermostat for too long.
