Service and Maintenance of Heating and Cooling Systems

Maintenance Plan (In-warranty)

At Friel Heating & Air Conditioning Inc., we want your heating and cooling systems to be in great condition at all times. We offer heating and air conditioner maintenance, and service plans for appliances that are in and out of warranty.

What We Offer

Our maintenance plan includes an annual factory tune-up and equipment cleaning. Every year, we will call you and schedule your service. This plan is ideal for equipment that is still covered under the manufacturer’s warranty.

Most manufacturer warranties require regular maintenance of the equipment within recommended intervals. This plan provides you with peace of mind in knowing your unit’s warranty will be honoured. We even remind you of the upcoming service dates and schedule your next tune-up.

Maintenance & Protection Plan

(Out-of-Warranty)

This plan provides an annual factory tune-up and cleaning of the equipment as provided in our in-warranty maintenance plan. We also offer maintenance plans for in-warranty and out-of-warranty heating and cooling systems. If you need more information about it, we can help.

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Frequently Asked Questions

At Friel Heating & Air Conditioning Inc., we believe in quality services. If you have questions about your existing HVAC unit, feel free to read our FAQ section. Ensure optimal comfort in your home with our assistance. If you have any questions about your HVAC system, contact us now.

Why is the air flow from my floor registers not satisfactory?

This can be an indication that the furnace filter needs to be changed. Turn off the furnace to check the filter. If it appears dirty, change the filter.

I just turned on my central air conditioner for the first time this year. Why does it appear nothing is happening?

Ensure the furnace is switched on and the thermostat has been changed from ‘Heat’ to ‘Cool’. Also, ensure the outside unit is placed in the ‘On’ position.

It seems like my thermostat is not working while the display is flashing. What is wrong?

Many modern thermostats operate on batteries. Remove the cover on the thermostat and replace the batteries with AA batteries.