Lakes Heating & Air Conditioning

Lakes Heating & Air Conditioning is proud of our heritage and our honest work ethic. As a family business with over 45 years of HVAC experience in the Canton, OH and the Akron, OH region, we know that our work and our commitment to service will meet and even exceed your expectations. Our professionally trained HVAC technicians can diagnose and service all makes and models of heating & cooling systems. As a proud dealer of Armstrong Air, Mitsubishi Electric & Lennox products, we can replace and install new heating & air conditioning systems in your home that utilizes cutting edge technology to help cut down on your energy costs.

In the typical duct system, 20-30% of the air that's supposed to blow through your vents is escaping through cracks and holes in your air ducts. You could be wastefully heating and cooling areas like your attic, crawl space, and even behind walls. When you contract with Lakes Heating & Air Conditioning, Inc. You can rely on our ability to install an effective HVAC system that delivers cooling and heat without any energy loss. Air loss in ducts cannot only make you feel uncomfortable in your home but increase your utility expenses each month.

We have the capacity to install in new single houses, developments, apartment complexes, condominiums, and more! If you are a housing developer looking for an HVAC installer, contact us today with questions or any other inquiries. We have the ability to design different layouts and schematics while meeting customer conditions amongst different heating and cooling technologies such as forced air, geothermal, radiant heat, and more. This process helps us determine the correct materials necessary to make sure our job is done right and the people we are working with are not put behind schedule.

The air conditioning unit is responsible for maintaining your home's comfort level on hot and humid days. Air conditioners are each rated with a SEER rating also know as its efficiency rating. Units with a higher rating are more efficient. Selecting the correct unit is important to ensure efficiency, air flow, comfort, and utility cost savings. A single stage air conditioner is the most basic and standard type of air conditioner. The term Single Stage refers the operating level of the unit. A single stage unit only has one operating level, meaning when the unit is running, it is always running at 100% capacity, regardless of the amount of cooling that the space needs at that time.

A dehumidifier is a unit that is used to remove moisture from the air. The unit is attached to your home's furnace and air conditioning system and uses the furnace blower to circulate air around the house. A dehumidifier is necessary for homes with damp attics and basements, humid climates, and assets that are susceptible to absorbing moisture. Having the proper interior humidity creates a healthier and more comfortable living space. Proper humidity can go a long way for protecting your house and keeping you healthier.

Geothermal technology is currently the most efficient way available to heat or cool your home. A geothermal system uses the Earth's relatively constant internal temperature to either extract heat or add heat to your house. Not only are these systems environmentally friendly, they can save the owner thousands on utility and equipment expenses over the lifetime of the system. The Earth acts as massive heat sink trapping in and storing the sun's energy. Just a few feet below the surface, the Earth's internal temperature stays at a constant 55-70 degrees year-round.

The furnace is arguably the most important piece to a home heating and air conditioning system. Not only does the furnace heat the house when it is too cold, the fan system in the furnace is used to circulate the air for the air conditioning as well. The year year-round use and reliance on the unit it means it is crucial to select the proper unit for your home. A single stage system is the most basic system and refers to the amount of heat output of the furnace unit. A single stage furnace means the furnace only has one operating output.