Alpharetta, GA
Heating and AC Services
HVAC Repairs and Installations
Residential and Commercial HVAC Services
Servicing Atlanta, Sandy Springs, Marietta, Alpharetta, and Surrounding Areas
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Residential HVAC Service Pricing - Honest and Affordable Rates
AC / Heating Repairs
$89 Diagnostic
$89 Diagnostic.
Estimate given before repairs begin.
AC / Heating Installations
FREE Estimate
Contact our expert team for a free estimate on the perfect new system for your home.
Maintenance Plans
$159/Year
$60 Each Additional Unit
Includes bi-annual cleanings & inspections, plus additional benefits
Alpharetta AC and Furnace Repairs and Installations in Alpharetta
Servicing Atlanta, Sandy Springs, Marietta, Alpharetta, and Surrounding Areas
Residential and Commercial HVAC
Offices, New Homes and Alpharetta Neighborhoods We Cover
Office Buildings Along Windward and North Point
Businesses in the Windward Parkway and North Point corridors count on rooftop units and split systems that run long weekday hours. We repair, replace and maintain them, so a failed compressor doesn't shut down a workday. See our commercial repair service.
Where We Work
We serve Alpharetta homes and businesses in ZIP codes 30004, 30005, 30009 and 30022, including the areas around Downtown Alpharetta, Avalon, Haynes Bridge Road and Old Milton Parkway. Nearby, we also cover Roswell, Johns Creek and Sandy Springs.
A maintenance plan costs $159 a year for one system plus $60 for each additional system, and members get priority scheduling.
Alpharetta Heating and Air Conditioning
Repairs, new Bryant systems and tune-ups for Alpharetta homes and offices. Call 404-583-7788 day or night.
The Air Company of GA is a family-owned Bryant dealer taking care of furnaces, heat pumps and air conditioners across Alpharetta. Our office sits at 10 Glenlake Parkway, Suite 130, a straight shot up GA-400 to the Haynes Bridge Road and Old Milton exits. Day or night, reach a person at 404-583-7788.
What We Fix and Install in Alpharetta
- No heat: furnace repair for igniters, flame sensors, blower motors and tripped limit switches
- Heat pump trouble: heat pump service for icing, short cycling and high electric bills
- Warm air from the vents: AC repair for leaks, failed capacitors and frozen coils
- Time for new equipment: Bryant furnace installation and air conditioner installation, matched to your home's size and layout
- Twice-a-year care: our maintenance plan with priority scheduling for members
- Offices and retail: commercial HVAC repair for rooftop and split systems
Alpharetta Heating and Cooling FAQs
Which Alpharetta ZIP codes do you serve?
We work throughout Alpharetta in 30004, 30005, 30009 and 30022, for both homes and businesses.
Why is my upstairs so much hotter than downstairs?
In two-story Alpharetta homes, the upstairs system usually lives in the attic, where heat, leaky ducts, or a dirty coil can keep it from keeping up. A technician can measure airflow and temperatures to find which one it is.
Can you fix a furnace that won't light?
Yes. A furnace that tries to start and then shuts off often has a dirty flame sensor, a worn igniter, or a pressure switch problem. Call 404-583-7788 and we can send a NATE-certified technician.
Do you install new Bryant systems in Alpharetta?
Yes. As a Bryant dealer, we install furnaces, heat pumps and air conditioners sized for your home rather than simply swapping in the same size as the old unit.
Do you work on office buildings near Windward Parkway?
Yes. We repair, install and maintain commercial rooftop units and split systems for offices and retail spaces across Alpharetta.
How much is your maintenance plan?
$159 per year covers your first system, and each additional system is $60. Members receive priority scheduling.
Common HVAC Issues in Alpharetta Homes
Alpharetta's housing runs from 1980s and 1990s subdivisions to large newer homes with two or three separate systems, and each brings its own set of problems.
Two-Story Homes With an Upstairs That Won't Cool
Many larger Alpharetta homes have a second unit in a hot attic serving the bedrooms. If upstairs stays several degrees warmer, the cause may be leaky attic ductwork, a dirty coil, or a zone damper stuck shut. Here's why some rooms run hotter than others.
Original Equipment in Older Subdivisions
In neighborhoods built a generation ago, some furnaces and condensers are still the first ones installed. We'll inspect yours, give an honest repair price, and explain when replacing makes more sense than paying for another fix.
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