Your Reliable Air Conditioning Repair Lodi Contractor Since The 1960's for All Your AC Repair Lodi Needs

Choosing the right air conditioning system can be a difficult task. With a wide variety of options, cooling capacity is not the only thing to consider. Air Conditioner size, equipment capacity, and energy efficiency are just the beginning. A quality air conditioning system has features like humidity control and special indoor air quality devices proven to help people with asthma and other respiratory issues.
The most crucial day in your system's life is the day of installation, so make sure you have the best company installing it. Let our experienced Comfort Advisors assess your home and find life-changing features to fit your family's needs.
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All-Air Heating Air Conditioning And Solar are here to service any furnace repair day, night, rain, or shine! You can rest assured when choosing us; we will always send out a fully trained, drug-free employee in a vehicle stocked with thousands of parts. In most cases, you will have what you need to get you up and running immediately. A Furnace repair can be very frustrating - from not coming on to the water dripping. We stock most parts for new systems with electronic ignition control, even the older standing pilot systems.

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All Air Heating Air Conditioning and Solar is your local, experienced, reliable one-stop HVAC company. In The 60 Years of Service, we've seen systems requiring special access in closets, rooftops, and attics. At All Air Heating Air Conditioning and Solar, we are prepared to handle heating in any situation while delivering excellent service.

• HVAC service Lodi
• Furnace replacement
• Furnace Installation
• Heat pump replacement
• Zoning your home
• Gas furnace repair
• Heat exchanger repair or replacement
• Heat exchanger

The Typical Forced Air Gas Furnace
A forced air gas furnace is an appliance used to make you feel comfortable in your home. It looks like a giant box installed in your closet, garage, or attic in most cases. It works in the following order :
1. It takes cold air from your house
2. Passes the cold air through a filter while cleaning the air
3. Heats the cold air with a heat exchanger, which is hot from a gas burner
4. Then, allocates the warm air through your ductwork with the assistance of a blower motor.
The warm air blows into the cool rooms throughout your home. Eventually, after the air cools down, it returns to the furnace through the home's ductwork. The air returning to the air handler must pass through an air filter to ensure it receives clean air. The system will continue to perform this way until the house reaches the desired setpoint on the thermostat. Furnaces come in different shapes and sizes and are installed horizontally or vertically to fit all applications. A furnace's efficiency is measured using an AFUE rating. The higher the AFUE rating, the more money you save while running your furnace.
When your furnace does not work when you turn it on, you may need to troubleshoot it. It could be as simple as relighting your pilot, or you may need a repair. Newer furnaces have electronic ignition control that requires professional troubleshooting. Condensing furnaces can be more elaborate; these High-efficiency furnaces have a 90% AFUE rating or above. The significant difference between a condensing and a non-condensing furnace is the heat exchanger technology used to draw heat from the combustion operation and the technique used to exhaust the combustion air. A condensing furnace uses a better process to remove all the heat before venting through the heat exchanger. Both condensing and traditional gas furnaces use burners with electronic ignition. The distinction is how efficiently the heat is extracted after the combustion process.