Airmetric HVAC

Welcome to Airmetric

Exclusively Servicing South Huntsville

Airmetric is a local owned & operated Heating, Air Conditioning, and Refrigeration service company that has an established reputation for skill, honesty, quality, and reliability. We know first hand the important role of a properly operating HVAC system for your home and business. With 30 years’ of diverse experience in the Mechanical HVAC, Automation, Refrigeration, and Sheet Metal industries enables us to meet or exceed customer expectations every time. Our team is made up of highly qualified individuals who take pride in their workmanship. We are state licensed, bonded, and carry a wide range of industry certifications and skills. We are not a franchise or call center, and we do not contract out any of our work. As a company who values reputation, we realize every project is different and each need should be treated uniquely. For service repairs, we will respond to your home or business with a fully stocked service vehicle and unmatched work ethic. We are proud to be one of the most dependable & knowledgeable HVAC/R contractors in South Huntsville. We appreciate you considering Airmetric for your HVAC and Refrigeration needs.

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Check out our service area below. Sticking to South Huntsville where we live helps us keep it real with our customers and create a trust that you will receive quick reliable HVAC service, even in temperature extremes. This is a benefit for South Huntsville residents in 35802 and the very close surrounding areas. If your home or business is within the colored area below on the Madison County map, we are excited to help you with excellent flat-rate pricing and expert hands-on knowledge. If you are located outside of the colored map area we apologize, but you will need to contact a company that services a broader area.

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✔️ We Provide Expert Heating & Air Conditioning Service

✔️ We Exclusively Provide Service To South Huntsville

✔️ We Have Evening & Weekend Service Calls Available

✔️ We Employ Only Highly Skilled Certified Technicians

✔️ We Are Your Friendly Reliable Next Door Neighbor

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Residential HVAC

✔️ Air Conditioning Service

✔️ Gas/ Electric Furnace Service

✔️ Heat Pump Service

✔️ Maintenance Services

✔️ Residential Repair Services

✔️ Installation Services

✔️ Thermostat & Zoning Upgrades

✔️ Refrigerant Installation

✔️ Ductless Installation

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Commercial HVAC

✔️ Commercial Air Conditioning

✔️ Furnace & Heat Pumps

✔️ Chiller & Boiler systems

✔️ Mechanical Repair

✔️ Automation & Thermostats

✔️ Maintenance Programs

✔️ Commercial Repair Services

✔️ Refrigerant Installation

✔️ Ductless Installation

Refrigeration

✔️ Permanent Walk-in Coolers

✔️ Permanent Walk-in Freezers

✔️ Storage Coolers & Freezers

✔️ Ice Machines

✔️ HG & KW Defrost

✔️ Timers & Thermostats

✔️ Maintenance Programs

✔️ Refrigeration Repair Services

✔️ Refrigerant Installation

Maintenance

✔️ Maintenance Contracts

✔️ Residential HVAC

✔️ Commercial HVAC

✔️ Commercial Refrigeration

✔️ Ice Machines

✔️ IAQ Solutions

✔️ Priority Service

✔️ Full System Inspection

✔️ Discounted Repairs

Frequently Asked Questions

What are signs that my HVAC system needs servicing?

Signs include unusual sounds during operation, reduced heating or cooling capacity and/or efficiency, water leaking around equipment, uneven temperature distribution, and frequent cycling. Airmetric recommends to schedule a professional inspection if you notice any of these issues.

How often should a HVAC unit be serviced?

Airmetric recommends to schedule professional HVAC maintenance twice a year, once in Spring and again in Fall. We offer annual maintenance contracts that cover this or a one-time maintenance service. This routine service helps identify potential issues, ensuring the system operates efficiently when it is needed most and prolongs the systems lifespan.

Can I do my own HVAC maintenance?

You can perform basic tasks such as changing air filters and cleaning vents. However, HVAC maintenance is usually best left to professionals. Airmetric service technicians have the knowledge to identify and address any potential problems or safety issues. This ensures your system can perform when needed.

How often should I replace my air filter?

Airmetric recommends to change your air filter every 1 to 3 months. This really depends on factors such as filter type, the presence of pets, mostly carpeted homes, overall home cleanliness, overall system usage, and whether your homes return duct is located in the ceiling or the floor. Regular filter replacement helps maintain good indoor air quality, helps keep your HVAC system clean, and prevents unwanted strain on your HVAC system. When in doubt, change your filter out.

What is the recommended setting for my thermostat?

For energy efficiency (not personal comfort), consider setting your thermostat to 78° in the summer and 68° in the winter when you are at home. For personal comfort, setting your thermostat between 70° and 74° is common. Adjusting the thermostat when you are away or using programmable features can further optimize energy usage.

What should I do if my HVAC system is making strange noises?

Unusual noises can indicate issues with motors, fans, compressors, or other components. Airmetric recommends that you contact a professional HVAC company for a thorough inspection as soon as possible. Noises are signs of potential component failure and can cost much more if ignored.

What is the average life expectancy of a HVAC unit?

The typical lifespan of an HVAC unit is 15 to 20 years. However, if your system requires frequent repairs, experiences a decline in efficiency, or is outdated, it may be time to consider a replacement for improved energy efficiency and performance. Although Airmetric prefers to repair your unit, some repair costs are difficult to justify when comparing to new equipment cost.

What are the benefits of a programmable thermostat?

Programmable thermostats offer benefits such as energy savings by adjusting temperatures based on your schedule. They provide greater control over your HVAC system, allowing you to set different temperatures for various times of the day. This reduces your energy consumption when you are sleeping or when you are away from your home or business.

What is a smart thermostat and how does it work?

Smart thermostats enable remote monitoring via WiFi and control your HVAC system through smartphone apps. They often include features like learning your preferences, providing energy usage insights, and allowing you to adjust settings from anywhere. This can enhance convenience and energy efficiency. They can also provide alerts to possible system issues and maintenance reminders.

How important are regular HVAC inspections?

Regular inspections are critical to identify potential issues before they become major problems. Airmetric technicians can diagnose and address issues early on which will ensure your HVAC system operates efficiently and minimizes the risk of unexpected breakdowns.

Can I check and/or add refrigerant/ freon to my unit?

Airmetric recommends that checking and adjusting refrigerant levels is a task best left to professionals. Insufficient or excessive refrigerant will impact system performance and can cause damage to additional system components. An EPA 608 certified HVAC technician has the knowledge and tools to handle refrigerant-related repairs safely and accurately.

What should I do if I'm have trouble controlling the temperature and/or humidity in my home or business?

If your HVAC system is not providing adequate temperature control, check the thermostat settings, replace air filters, and ensure there are no obstructions around vents. If these issues persist, contact Airmetric for service to diagnose and address the issues.

How do I prepare my HVAC system for seasonal changes?

There is not really a right or wrong answer to this. Your HVAC system is designed to operate however you set it at the thermostat, there is nothing mandatory you must do to switch from heating to air conditioning or vice versa. However, preparing for seasonal changes by scheduling routine maintenance before each season is smart. HVAC companies get overloaded in temperature extremes and will only prolong your wait for service. Airmetric recommends you test your system to ensure proper functionality before it is needed. Check that the heating is functional in Fall and the air conditioning is functional in Spring. Address any issues promptly to guarantee optimal performance during temperature transitions and prior to temperature extremes. Airmetric offers customers a bi-annual maintenance contract which takes care of this for you when we perform your maintenance.

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