Home heating and cooling

Heating and cooling that works when you need it.

Mr. Air is a new brand for home heating and air conditioning: repair, installation and maintenance for AC systems, furnaces and heat pumps. Send a service request and tell us what is happening at your house. The guides on this site explain how these systems work, what you can safely check yourself and when a problem needs a professional.

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Request HVAC Service

Tell us what your system is doing and we will follow up with next steps.

Why Mr. Air

HVAC trouble never picks a convenient day

A system that quits during a heat wave or a cold snap turns an ordinary evening into a scramble. Homeowners end up searching on a phone, guessing at causes and comparing replies from companies that all sound alike. Some of those guesses are harmless. A few, like running a furnace with a clogged filter or ignoring a carbon monoxide alarm, are not.

Mr. Air is built around a simpler idea: say plainly what is wrong, explain what a repair, replacement or tune-up involves, and let you decide with real information. The guides here come first because a few minutes of understanding often saves a service visit, or tells you that a visit is exactly what you need.

Our Services

Heating and Cooling, Handled

Repair, replacement, installation and maintenance for the system that keeps your home comfortable all year.

01

AC Repair and Replacement

Diagnosis and repair for air conditioners that blow warm, short cycle, freeze up or will not start, plus replacement guidance.

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02

Furnace and Heating Repair

Troubleshooting and repair for furnaces that will not start, short cycle, blow cool air or run noisily.

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03

Heat Pump Installation

Heat pump installation that heats and cools with one system, with honest guidance on fit and backup heat.

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04

Maintenance Plans and Tune-Ups

Seasonal tune-ups and maintenance plans that keep heating and cooling equipment clean, safe and dependable.

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How It Works

How a service request works

  1. 1

    Send the request

    Choose what you need and describe what the system is doing, in your own words.

  2. 2

    We follow up

    You hear back about next steps and what we need to know to help.

  3. 3

    Get a clear diagnosis

    The problem and the options are explained in plain language before work is approved.

  4. 4

    Stay comfortable

    Repairs, installs and maintenance are meant to keep the system dependable season to season.

Who It's For

Service for the way homes actually run

Homeowners with no cooling

The AC is running but the house is not getting cold, or it will not start at all.

Homeowners with no heat

A furnace or heat pump that will not turn on, short cycles or blows cool air.

Anyone planning a replacement

An aging system, a refrigerant question or a higher efficiency goal.

People considering a heat pump

One system for heating and cooling, with questions about fit and backup heat.

Owners who want to prevent breakdowns

Seasonal tune-ups and maintenance plans before the heavy-use months.

New home owners

A first look at the heating and cooling equipment you just inherited.

Comfort is a system, not a single part. Start with a service request.

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Questions

HVAC Questions

Is Mr. Air an established company?

Mr. Air is a new brand. We do not claim years in business, customer counts or reviews. What we offer is clear information, plain explanations and a service request form that gets your question to us.

What services does Mr. Air cover?

The four service areas are AC repair and replacement, furnace and heating repair, heat pump installation, and maintenance plans and tune-ups. Choose the closest option on the form, or Other, and describe the situation.

Can I try anything myself before I request service?

A few checks are reasonable for most homeowners: thermostat settings, the breaker, the air filter and a clear condensate drain. Our guides walk through them. Anything involving refrigerant, gas or electrical components belongs to a trained professional.

What should I do if my carbon monoxide alarm sounds?

Get everyone outside into fresh air and call 911 or your gas utility's emergency line from outside. Do not go back in to investigate. Our carbon monoxide guide explains what to do and what to arrange afterward.

Do you publish prices?

No. Cost depends on the equipment, the home and the work involved, so we do not post figures here. Send a request describing what you need and we will explain how the work and its cost are determined.