Before you hire your next HVAC technician, you may want to do some homework. Making a rash decision can leave you with a world of problems and an empty wallet. There are a number of questions you should ask and things you should look for before you go ahead with the hire.
License, Please!
Asking to see a proper license is a MUST! Most states require HVAC contractors to be licensed and have an appropriate amount of on-the-job training (usually 2-5 years). In cases where repairing or installing plumbing is necessary to supply oil or gas to heating equipment, the contractor may need a separate plumbing license.
Are You Insured?
You’ll want to make sure the company is insured. What happens if they aren’t and somebody gets injured or the system they install causes a disaster in your home? You guessed it, you’re out the money.
Do You Have Any Referrals or Testimonials?
It’s a good idea to find out what kind of work has been performed in the past. Check for customer testimonials to find out a bit more about the company and their level of professionalism. It’s important to be well-educated before you make any decisions - it can save you a headache in the long-run. At Snell Heating & Air Conditioning, our expert technicians are drug-tested, background-checked and professionally trained to diagnose problems with your furnace and air conditioning. If we're not able to resolve the issue with your HVAC system, we will perform a furnace installation or air conditioner replacement to make your home comfortable again. Give us a call today at (703) 450-6300 to schedule an appointment.
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