Farmington, CT
Farmington has village homes in Unionville and newer houses elsewhere. Boilers, furnaces, and heat pumps all appear.
Service areaFarmington, CT
HVAC Repair in Farmington, CT
ProRenew HVAC Farmington serves the towns in and around the valley. Choose your town for a few local notes.
Old village homes and new neighborhoods
Farmington has historic homes in places like Unionville, where heat may come from a boiler and radiators. Away from the village, you will find newer houses with ducts and central air. Older buildings can be tricky to cool, since adding ducts means opening up walls. We look at what your house can handle and suggest options that suit it.
What we fix most in Farmington
Radiator and boiler repair
Historic homes around Unionville may still have radiators. We repair the boiler and the piping that feeds them.
Cooling a historic house
Cutting ducts through old walls is hard on a home. A ductless unit cools a room with a small hole through the wall.
Forced air in newer neighborhoods
Newer Farmington houses usually have ducts and a furnace. We repair those systems and check airflow in the cold rooms.
Services in Farmington
- Common in FarmingtonBoiler Repair →Steam, hot water, cold radiators
- Common in FarmingtonDuctless Mini Splits →AC and heat with no ductwork
- Common in FarmingtonFurnace Repair →No heat, cold air, short cycling
- Also availableAC Repair →Warm air, iced lines, won't start
- Also availableHeat Pump Service →Repair, service, oil conversions
- Also availableHVAC Installation →Furnaces, boilers, AC, heat pumps
- Also availableTune-Ups →Yearly cleaning and safety check
Farmington service area
We come to you from our shop at 59 Farm Springs Rd, Farmington, CT.
Nearby towns
Towns we serve
Avon, CT
Avon has larger homes that often have multiple zones and central air. We test each zone to find a fault.
West Hartford, CT
West Hartford has older homes with radiators near the center and newer areas on the west side. We handle both.
Plainville, CT
Plainville has capes and ranches with furnaces, and a few older houses with boilers.
New Britain, CT
New Britain has dense, older housing, including multi-family houses with boilers.
Burlington, CT
Burlington is a rural hill town with larger lots. Oil and propane heat are used there.
Farmington questions
Can you cool a historic home in Unionville?
In many cases, yes. Ductless mini splits are a common choice because they avoid major changes to the walls and trim.
How can I tell if my radiator system has a problem?
Cold radiators, banging pipes, or water around the boiler are all signs. Shut it off if there is a leak and call us.
Do you give a price before starting repairs?
You get a quote before any work begins, and there is no pressure to replace a system that can be fixed.
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