Hoekstra Heating & Air Conditioning

We'll send one of our experienced engineers to your home as soon as possible. With no obligation to buy, we'll measure your home, complete a thorough heat loss calculation and recommend the best heating system for your home and your current situation. If you're considering replacing your home air conditioner, chances are your current system is at least 10 years old. Older systems are generally low efficiency and many utilize outdated R-22 "FREON" refrigerant. Our new Standard unit is rated at 13 S.E.E.R. which will substantially reduce your operating cost.

One of the main reasons I chose this dealer is because of Dave Heffron, our engineer. Before he did anything or looked at anything he said "let's sit down and talk about how your heat and air conditioner work for you". We then spent about 30 minutes talking about cold spots etc. before he did anything or looked at my units. Others who cam out here just ran in the basement and started talking. Our appreciation to Scott Swan, our engineer, Brian, our installer, and the whole Hoekstra group. From the first call to the ladies answering the phones, through the installation, and the follow up, all has been great.

You'll be surprised at how affordable our High Efficiency Premium Air Conditioner can be. This 14 S.E.E.R. system utilizes Eco-Friendly R410A refrigerant, & cuts operating cost by up to 25% over a Standard unit. The Premium system also includes System Protection monitors for peace of mind plus customer love the quiet operation thanks to the advanced Sound Reduction System. This Two-Stage system delivers the ultimate in comfort. Most of the season the Premium system will run in ultra-quiet low stage delivering the temperature you want plus exceptional humidity control.

Dirt and neglect are the top causes of heating and cooling system inefficiency and failure. To ensure efficient system operation, it's important to perform routine maintenance. Change your air filter regularly. A clean filter will prevent dust and dirt from building up in the system, which can lead to expensive maintenance and/or early system failure. Check your filter every month, especially during winter and summer months, when use tends to be heavier. Change your filter if it's dirty- or at least every three months.

Expect a home inspection - The contractor should spend significant time inspecting your current system and home to assess your needs. A bigger system isn't always better; a contractor should calculate your heat loss and size the heating system based on the size of your house, level of insulation, and windows. Get a written proposal - The exact cost, energy efficiency, installation details and warranty should also be included. The lowest price may not be the best deal in the long run, if it's not the most efficient, your energy costs will be higher.