Kingkham Air Conditioning

Many people tend to think temperature is the most important part of indoor comfort. While temperature plays a big role in your indoor comfort, indoor air quality is just as important. When you are breathing in too much dust, when you can smell lingering odors or when you have concerns about ventilation, your indoor comfort may be compromised. Using an air quality system, such as an air purifier, a dehumidifier or an energy recovery ventilator, can significantly increase the quality of your indoor air.

Just because we have a pretty dry climate most of the time doesn't mean you can't experience excessive humidity inside your home. Are you seeing condensation on the inside of your windows, or feeling clammy when your air conditioner is running? These can be indications there is too much humidity in your home, and it may be time to consider the installation of a whole-home dehumidifier. Excess humidity can lead to a host of problems, such as mold development, dust mite growth, bubbling of paint and wallpaper, and rot on wood.

Have you been looking for a single system that can both heat and cool your home? Then you may want to consider the installation of a ductless heating system. A ductless heating system can be great option for many homeowners because while we get chilly, we don't see the frigid temperatures during the winter months that some other areas of the country do. Ductless heating systems use heat pump technology to heat your home, and heat pumps can be the perfect heating device in our mostly-temperate climate.

Much like buying a new car, your air conditioning and heating system needs to be maintained regularly to operate at its peak capacity. It is a proven fact that a properly maintained system can reduce utility bills by operating at maximum efficiency. Maintenance costs are also kept low when compared to the costs of repairs due to an improperly maintained and operated system. Would you go out and buy a new car, and then refuse to change its oil, or rotate and balance the tires? Well, we wouldn't either.

When it comes to furnaces, we have a long track record of experience, dating back to the 1930s. But we know that heating systems have come a long way since then, and while we've maintained our core principles regarding excellent customer service, our technicians have the training, certifications, expertise and knowledge needed for today's technology. We specialize in furnace service and can help with the repair, installation, replacement and maintenance of both electric and gas furnaces. All of our work is backed up by our warranties: a 10-year parts warranty on all installed HVAC products and a 1-year labor warranty on all HVAC installations.

No one needs to tell anyone living here just how sunny it is - we all know it and love it! But now there's another reason to love sunny Fresno - to help add electrical power to your home with solar PV (photovoltaic) panels. Adding solar paneling to homes has become a popular way to take advantage of an endless energy source that can cut your electric bills up to 70%. But working with solar isn't for everyone, and hiring an inexperienced company or technician to handle the job is taking a risk that is likely not to pay off.

It seems simple enough: you set your thermostat to "cool", set a temperature and then let your air conditioning system go to work. But what actually happens is a complex process that uses a special chemical - refrigerant - to remove the hot air from your home and return it as cool air. This is the basic process of air conditioning, but it doesn't nearly cover what is needed for a professional air conditioning installation for your home. We can make sure that your new AC is appropriately sized and that it works well for years to come.

Air conditioners are complex systems and it takes expertise, training and knowledge to maintain, repair, replace or install them. These days homeowners have a number of options when it comes choosing a whole-home air conditioner, making the process of selection challenging. However, working with trained experts helps ensure that you'll install an air conditioner that fits your home, your cooling needs and your budget. Contact our trained and professional technicians today for all of your air conditioning service needs.

When it comes to home insulation, there are telltale signs of existing poor insulation that homeowners can't ignore: significant drafts throughout the home, excessively high energy bills and fog or condensation on the inside of the windows. Many people associate insulation only with cold weather, but the truth is that having adequate insulation throughout your home is necessary to ensure year-round comfort and energy efficiency. The reason insulation is so often thought of in conjunction with cold weather is that it helps keep warm air inside your home - but this isn't the overall function of insulation.

Heat pumps can be a great option for your home, especially if you are looking for a 2-in-1 device; however, it is always important to hire an expert for the installation. After all, you are counting on your heat pump to provide your home with both heating and cooling, and in order to do that to your expectations, it's critical that your heat pump installation is installed correctly. Our friendly staff understands how important good installation is and they have the expertise and knowledge to install your new heat pump in a correct, efficient and expedient way.

Many people underestimate the power of their property's thermostat. What do we mean by this? Without a thermostat, your commercial heating and cooling system wouldn't be able to turn on, or know when to turn on and off. But today's thermostats have become far more important than being just a tool to turn your commercial HVAC on and off; having a thermostat that matches your HVAC system gives you the ability to save energy and achieve better comfort, all at the same time. The key to achieving this, though, lay in working with experts who understand how complicated your commercial HVAC system is.