Even comfort, upstairs and down
Heating and Air Conditioning in Brookhaven, GA for Rooms That Match
Cooling repairs, furnace and heat pump work, new equipment and twice-yearly checkups aimed at one result: the stuffy bedroom and the chilly den finally landing on the same number, a split two-story houses off Peachtree Road know well.
Part of every visit
Readings before opinions
Temperatures, pressures and airflow are measured at the equipment and at the registers, then shared with you.
The price before the work
Cause, remedy and cost are spelled out, and you decide before a single part is changed.
Attention where it is uncomfortable
Supply and return airflow get checked in the room you complain about, not only at the unit outside.
Houses and buildings alike
Homes, condos, offices and storefronts all get one team and one consistent routine.
An emergency line that answers
Cooling or heat dies at two in the morning? Somebody real answers that emergency number.
Heating and Cooling Work We Handle
Uneven rooms, lukewarm vents and a furnace that keeps giving up all leave clues a gauge can read. Here is every kind of job our crew takes, laid out so you can match your symptom to a service before dialing.
AC Repair
Lukewarm vents, a condenser that cuts in and out, a white crust of ice on the suction line or a damp spot by the indoor cabinet. Capacitors, contactors, fan motors, charge and drainage get tested until the real fault turns up, and you hear the fix and its cost first.
AC Installation & Replacement
Once patching an old unit stops paying off, you get the comparison laid out honestly and new equipment sized to your floor plan and duct runs. Matched coil, line set where needed, drain and wiring, permit paperwork and a full startup check before the crew packs up.
Heating & Furnace Repair
A furnace, fueled by gas or wired for electric heat, that refuses to fire, pushes chilly air or keeps shutting down has one weak link somewhere in its startup chain. Each link gets proven in turn, the hot surface igniter, the flame rod, the draft motor, the high limit and the fan, so the fix lands on the cause.
Heat Pump Services
A heat pump handles summer and winter from the same outdoor box, so the technician has to read both modes. Repairs, swap-outs, fresh installs, frost and backup-heat worries, and hybrid arrangements that hand the coldest nights to a gas furnace.
HVAC Maintenance
Cooling gets its checkup before the first heat wave, heating before the first frost. Coils rinsed, condensate line cleared, terminals tightened, pressures and airflow logged, the burner flame and every cutoff switch looked over, the filter swapped and a page of findings left on your counter.
Emergency HVAC Repair
A dead air conditioner on a stifling evening, a cold furnace during a freeze, water dripping through drywall or a scorched-wire odor. Our emergency number picks up around the clock, and the person on the phone talks you through keeping everyone safe until the technician gets there.
Commercial HVAC
Packaged rooftop equipment, split units and zoned systems serving offices, storefronts, kitchens, sanctuaries and clinics. Visits get slotted around your open hours, and older units are ranked for replacement before one gives out during a rush.
How a Service Call Runs, Start to Finish
Describe what you are noticing
Tell us which rooms feel off, what the system sounds like and roughly how old it is. Any leaks, smells or tripped breakers help too. That short conversation shapes what the technician brings and checks first.
Measure and find the cause
Our technician looks over both halves of the system, reads pressures and temperatures, and checks airflow at the registers in the problem rooms. The goal is the real cause, written down, not a guess.
Choose with the price in hand
You get the options, from a single repair to a full replacement, with the price for each and what each one changes. Nothing is started until you say go.
Repair, test and compare the rooms
The work is done with drop cloths down, then the system is run in cooling and heating while temperatures are checked again room by room. You see the before and after readings side by side.
Why Owners Keep This Number Handy
Twenty years in business teaches a crew that most comfort complaints are not mysteries. They are airflow, sizing or a worn part, and each one leaves a trail of readings. Here is how that experience shows up on your job.
A straight repair-or-replace answer
You see how old the equipment is, what has already been patched, how evenly the house holds temperature and what the next likely repair would run. Then you make the call. If one more repair is the smart move, that is what we tell you.
Equipment sized to the house
New equipment is picked from a room-by-room heat load, glass area, attic insulation and the duct sizes that must deliver it. Dropping in whatever tonnage the old unit had is how upstairs bedrooms stay warm for another decade, so we calculate first.
Appointments seven days a week
Our trucks roll all seven days, so a problem that shows up on a weekend does not sit until the workweek starts.
Repairs that stay fixed
Every repair carries a one-year workmanship warranty, so if the same work gives you trouble within that year, we come back and make it right.
Serving Brookhaven and the Neighboring DeKalb and Fulton Towns
Brookhaven stretches along Peachtree Road between Buckhead and Chamblee, with I-85 on one side and I-285 across the top. The housing mix is wide. Mid-century ranch homes near Historic Brookhaven and Ashford Park sit a few streets from tall new infill builds and townhome rows, and apartment and office buildings line the Peachtree corridor near the MARTA station and Oglethorpe University. Older ranches often carry duct runs that were never meant for today's cooling loads, while the tall infill houses usually battle a sweltering top floor. We work across all of it, in Brookhaven and throughout the DeKalb County and north Fulton neighborhoods around it.
Ranch homes and new builds
A low brick ranch near Murphey Candler Park and a three-level infill house a mile away need very different answers. We look at how each one moves air before recommending anything.
Condos, offices and storefronts
Along the Peachtree and Buford Highway corridors, plenty of the equipment sits on rooftops or in tight mechanical closets. We service both, and schedule business work around your hours.
One number for the whole area
Chamblee, Dunwoody, Doraville or Buckhead, the same team answers (770) 758-4599 and handles your system from the first reading to the final test.
Towns we cover
- BrookhavenPeachtree Road & Dresden DriveHome base
- ChambleePeachtree Industrial Boulevard
- DunwoodyAshford Dunwoody Road & I-285
- Sandy SpringsRoswell Road
- DoravilleBuford Highway
- BuckheadPeachtree Road & Lenox Road
- DecaturPonce de Leon Avenue
- TuckerLawrenceville Highway
- North Druid HillsNorth Druid Hills Road
- Peachtree CornersTechnology Parkway
- AtlantaI-85 & I-75
Just outside this list, somewhere else in DeKalb or north Fulton? Ask on the phone. We likely cover your street too.
Check if we cover your street: (770) 758-4599One Room Always Too Hot or Too Cold?
That gap usually has a cause you can measure: a weak return, a leaky duct joint, a coil that needs cleaning or equipment that was never sized for the upper floor. A technician can find which one it is and tell you what closing the gap would take.
Get the uneven rooms checked: (770) 758-4599The cause and the price come first. You decide after.
Questions We Hear on Most Calls
Short, plain answers to what homeowners and building managers ask before booking a visit.
How do I know what size air conditioner or heat pump fits my house?
Proper sizing comes from a load calculation, not from the old unit's label or the square footage alone. Insulation, glass, which way the house faces, ceiling height and duct condition all move the answer. Oversized equipment blasts cold for a few minutes, shuts off and leaves the air sticky, while undersized equipment can never catch up during an afternoon heat wave.
My AC quit on a scorching afternoon. What should I check before calling?
Start with the thermostat: it should read cool and sit a few degrees under the room. Next, flip open the electrical panel and confirm neither HVAC breaker has dropped, slide out the filter and hold it to the light, and check whether the drain-line float switch has cut power. Still warm after all that? Shut it down, pull the shades on the sunny side and phone us so a technician can track the fault.
Will replacing my system bring down the power bill?
It can, but nobody can honestly promise a number ahead of time. A newer unit with a better efficiency rating helps most when it is sized correctly and the ducts deliver the air without leaking it into the attic. If the old equipment is badly worn or oversized, the difference is often noticeable, and we explain what to realistically expect for your house.
Why does my air conditioner run all day without cooling the house?
Usual suspects: a filter packed with dust, condenser fins matted with grass clippings, refrigerant escaping through a leak, or a capacitor or fan motor on its way out. A frozen indoor coil or leaking ducts can do the same thing. A technician takes pressure and temperature readings to narrow it down, rather than adding refrigerant and hoping.
Is a heat pump worth it with our long summers and short winters?
In most cases, yes. A heat pump cools exactly like a standard air conditioner and heats efficiently through the mild stretches of winter. During a hard freeze it leans on backup heat, which is why some owners pair one with a gas furnace so the furnace covers the bitter nights. We walk through which arrangement fits your house and how you use it.
What sets the cost of a fix or a full replacement?
For repairs, it comes down to what failed, the part involved and how hard it is to reach. For a replacement, the size and type of equipment, the efficiency rating, any duct, electrical or drain changes and permit requirements all play in. You get the price for your specific job before any work begins, so there is nothing to guess at.
What actually gets done during a tune-up?
For cooling, the technician cleans the coils and the drain line, tests capacitors and contactors, and logs refrigerant pressures and airflow. On the furnace side, the burner flame, ignition parts, heat exchanger and every safety control get a close look. The old filter is replaced, and you keep a written summary that notes anything worth keeping an eye on.
Gauges Out Before Any Recommendation
HVAC Brookhaven was built for owners who have heard the system is fine while the bedroom upstairs stays muggy. Every visit starts with readings, every recommendation comes with the reason behind it and every price is on the table before work begins. Homes, condos and commercial buildings all get that same approach.
Read how we work
Make the Whole House Feel Like One Temperature
Tell us which rooms bother you, how the equipment behaves and roughly when it went in. A technician will find the cause, explain the fix and give you the price on the spot.
Covering Brookhaven plus the DeKalb and north Fulton neighborhoods on every side.