We Repair ALL Makes And Models • 100% Satisfaction Guarantee • Certified Technicians
ABC Cooling and Heating is Fresno’s source for expert furnace and heating repair, maintenance, and installation.
For more than 55 years, we’ve provided generations of families with not only winter warmth, but the peace of mind that comes with having a professional there to make sure everything is running right.
Heating Repair
If your furnace goes down, let the professionals at ABC help. Our certified technicians are experienced and trained in fixing all makes and models, and no extra charges for nights, weekends, and holidays means that you and your family never have to be without heat.
New Furnace Install
Is it time for a new system? ABC can assist you. Our professional and courteous staff will help match your family’s heating needs to the perfect new system, and our factory-trained technicians will handle all installation. We provide an upfront quote and a one-year warranty on parts and labor.
Heating Tune-up
A regular tune-up for your heating system can help prevent future breakdowns and make sure that you’re getting the most warmth and comfort for your dollar. An unmaintained system is one that wastes energy. Annual maintenance from our technicians can also help your system live a longer life.
100% Satisfaction Guaranteed
100% Satisfaction Guaranteed
100% Satisfaction Guarantee
At ABC Cooling & Heating, we guarantee our Fresno heating repair, maintenance, and installation work. If you’re not completely satisfied with our service, let us know. We’ll talk to you and work to make things right. That’s the ABC difference, and it’s just one of the reasons we’ve been a trusted Fresno HVAC company for decades.
Financing With Approved Credit
Your older furnace will eventually need to be replaced with a newer model, but the breakdown may come before your budget is ready. That’s why ABC Cooling & Heating offers financing with approved credit on new furnace installations. If you’re ready to upgrade to a new furnace and financing with approved credit can help you, give us a call for details.
Learn more about heating systems
1. What is a single-speed / single-stage furnace?
A single-speed / single-stage furnace is a basic model, limited in that it only provides a high heat mode. Furnaces are designed to heat your home on the coldest days. The reality is that there are only a few days per season where that condition exists.
A single-speed furnace does not have the ability to adjust to the milder conditions, thus causing large temperature swings and a less comfortable home. In addition, this may cause extra energy usage and a more frequent need for system repairs.
2. What is a two-speed / two-stage furnace?
The technology in a two-speed / two-stage furnace enables a gas furnace to improve indoor air circulation and overall comfort, while reducing operating noise. It operates at a slower, more consistent level over 90 percent of the time. This means lower temperature swings and less of the cold drafts that are associated with single-speed furnaces.
Variable-speed furnaces feature the best technology and are the quietest furnaces in the industry today. The blower motor ramps up gently, quietly, and economically to provide a nearly continuous flow of warm air in a low-capacity operation, maximizing your comfort. The blower motor uses only an eighth of the power of a standard furnace blower motor. It also increases efficiency in your air conditioning system up to 10 percent.
3. What is a heat pump?
If you use only electricity to heat and cool your home, a heat pump is the most energy-efficient system that you can use for indoor comfort. Heat pumps provide three times more heating than the equivalent amount of energy they consume. Heat pumps also do double duty as your home’s air conditioner. A heat pump can decrease the amount of electricity you use for heating by as much as 30-40 percent.
4. How do air ducts work?
Today’s duct work consists of insulated flexible tubes that snake across the attic floor or under the house. While it’s aesthetically pleasing to have heating ducts out-of-sight, this unfortunately puts them out-of-mind and means that they tend to be neglected when it comes to cleaning and repair.
A recent study by the California Energy Commission concluded that, because of leaking duct work, the average home loses up to 30 percent of the hot air before it ever gets to the rooms where it’s needed. Combined with poorly designed supply registers that don’t allow for good air circulation, you could be spending up to 40 percent more on your heating costs than you would with a well-designed, sealed duct system and adjustable supply vents.
5. How are furnaces rated?
This is the way that furnaces are rated for comparison. Most furnaces produced are between 80 and 96.6 percent efficient.
Don’t be fooled into thinking that all units with the same AFUE ratings are equal. The differences become apparent when you look closer at things like construction, quality, reliability, durability, and enhanced warranties.
6. How long will my heating system last?
A good rule of thumb is that your heating system will last about 15-20 years. Once it hits that age, you should consider replacing it, even though it might still run and blow cold air. Installing a new high-efficiency system could cut your gas bill up to 60 percent when compared to the cost of running your old system.
With savings like that, along with all the federal tax credits, and factory and utility rebates that are offered frequently, it simply doesn’t make sense to keep using it.
We Service and Repair ALL Makes and Models
