Heating & Air in Pleasant Grove, AL

Heating & cooling in Pleasant Grove

Pleasant Grove has two kinds of houses. Many families lost their homes in the April 27, 2011 tornado, and whole streets were rebuilt in the years after. Those homes got new heating and air systems at the same time – which means a lot of them are now 12 to 15 years old, the age when parts wear out and homeowners start comparing a big repair with a new system. We give you both numbers side by side.

The rest of Pleasant Grove is older: brick ranch homes from the 1950s through the 1970s, many with gas heat, some with the original ductwork in the crawlspace. In these houses we often find disconnected or crushed ducts, rusted furnace parts and air conditioners that were added decades after the house was built. A tune-up and a look at the ductwork usually explain why some rooms stay hot.

Most Pleasant Grove homes have natural gas from Spire and electricity from Alabama Power, so gas furnaces with central air are the most common setup, along with heat pumps in the newer homes. Before winter we check burners, flame sensors, flues and carbon monoxide safety on gas furnaces; before summer we clean coils and drains.

For many families an unexpected HVAC bill is a real strain. That is why we offer in-house financing – get the repair done now and pay over time, without going through a bank. Call to discuss your options and see if you qualify.

Pleasant Grove is just north of Bessemer, an easy drive from our shop. We answer emergency calls 24/7 and give you an upfront price before any work.

Neighborhoods & areas we serve in Pleasant Grove

• Pleasant Grove Rd area
• Edgewater area
• Mulga Loop Rd area
• Concord area