Bass Air Conditioning

You won't find too many homes in Fayetteville without a furnace or some type of heater. Our city's average low temperatures drop into the 30s for three or four months each winter. Fortunately for our neighbors, Bass Air Conditioning Company is a home heating contractor that can service any make or model of heating equipment. As a Carrier Factory Authorized Dealer our service and installation technicians receive regular training on the latest HVAC technologies. NATE (North American Technician Excellence) certification also plays an essential part in our commitment to a properly installed and serviced home heating system.

In Fayetteville, the average temperature in July soars past the 90-degree mark daily. Add humidity to the mix and it's clear that air conditioning isn't a luxury in our area, it's a necessity. At Bass Air Conditioning Company, we are here to meet your needs and surpass your expectations. When you need AC repair, you want a fast response and a job done right. Our 15 expert air conditioning technicians are NATE-certified, which means they are among the best in their field. It doesn't matter what brand of system you have because our technicians are well-versed in all makes and models of AC equipment.

Bass Air Conditioning Company Company has been installing and servicing commercial air conditioning since we were founded in 1952. We know that no two installations are ever the same. Luckily for our Fayetteville neighbors, our NATE-certified technicians are well-versed in current HVAC technology and skilled enough to work on all types of equipment. In addition to traditional roof-top AC units and standard electric, gas and oil furnaces, we also install geothermal heat pumps and split systems. Our expertise in design, consultation, installation, and service has earned us an outstanding reputation in our area.

Proper HVAC maintenance is one of the least expensive but most important things you can do for your furnace or air conditioner. HVAC systems are expected to operate in the hottest of summers and the coldest of winters, day and night, yet many homeowners fail to consider regular service. Just like a car needs routine oil changes and periodic scheduled maintenance, your furnace and air conditioning system need periodic preventive maintenance to operate efficiently and give you the longest possible operating life.

At Bass Air Conditioning Company, part of our commitment to our customers is providing them with the latest, most efficient technology. We strive to be the best, so we offer innovative heating and cooling system options from Carrier, the leader in HVAC technology. The greenest option for homes and businesses, which also provides the most monthly savings on energy bills, is geothermal - or ground-source - heat pumps. We offer geothermal services in addition to our regular heating and cooling products.

Your home's HVAC system is how your house breathes. Air is drawn from one location and sent to others through ductwork. The thermostat sets the temperature of that air, and the furnace and air conditioner either raise or lower the air's temperature to meet the thermostat's requirements. The blower motor pushes air through the vents and draws intake air into the return line. Air filters trap dust as the air is drawn in to remove it from the flow. The HVAC system even helps control the humidity level in the home.

Poor outdoor air quality gets a lot of coverage on the news. What we don't see on the news very often is the equally important issue of indoor air quality. If you think about it, you probably spend most of your time indoors. Some government agency is constantly monitoring outdoor air, but who makes sure that your indoor air is healthy? That task is left up to you. Indoor air problems can cause a variety of symptoms and illnesses. Some bacteria is growing in a cruise ship's ventilation system, or people in an office building get ill from a chemical spill on some other floor of the building.

Maintaining your ducts is just as important as servicing your HVAC equipment. The quality and condition of your ductwork have a great impact on the overall efficiency of your heating and cooling system. Because you don't see your ducts, you might not realize their condition or how much attention they need. If your home or commercial property is plagued by poor air quality and high energy bills, your ducts could be the problem. Ducted systems effectively distribute climate-controlled air throughout buildings while simultaneously returning air to the HVAC unit to be cooled or heated.