Preventative maintenance should be done before the Spring season for your cooling needs and before your Winter season for your warming needs.

Parkman Air-Conditioning and Heating Services accept cash, check, and major credit cards including American Express, Visa, MasterCard, and Discover. We also have financing options available for customers who need a little help with their budget.

Yes,  to help lower your cooling and heating electric bill and unwanted breakdowns When possible, matching your equipment is the best way to be sure you're using your ac and heating equipment as costs efficient as possible to provide you the most comfort you deserve with your matching equipment. Replacing your condenser, evaporator coil, or furnace can be replaced separately. But the majority of the time, if one of the pieces of equipment is showing signs of old age and is having seldom breakdowns, the other equipment is probably just as old and should also be replaced to help lower your cooling and heating.

The life span of older HVAC equipment was 15-20 years. Today, the HVAC equipment is designed to last 13-15 years. If you live closer to the Gulf Coast waters, the salty air can reduce the lifetime considerably with the condenser and evaporator coils corroding.

Yes, Whether you have old or new HVAC equipment, we strongly advise you to sign up for a servicing contract. Your air conditioner or furnace, like your vehicle, requires routine maintenance to ensure top performance, avoid major problems, and extend its lifespan. We all get our automobiles service to prevent any breakdowns. Our AC and Heating equipment should be serviced also. 

​No, Having an oversized ac and heating system that is designed to be too large for the application can cause damage to your home and to your health. There are many other factors involved when designing the correct type and size of equipment to cool and heat your home or business.

Every home or business has its own dust issues, which are produced by a variety of factors. Dust can enter your business or home due to improper installation of HVAC equipment, supply & return air boxes, supply and return grilles, windows, doors, etc.

For a multitude of reasons, A system with matching equipment can operate well and be efficient pertaining to costs. Having unmatched equipment can cause breakdowns, air leaks, cause vibrations throughout the HVAC system, and never meet the comfort you desire in a well-balanced AC and Heating system.  

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​Efficiency is another reason why matching systems are crucial. Most individuals purchase systems that are too large for their homes, consuming more energy than is required. A matched system designed by a dealer who has conducted a load assessment for your home delivers exactly the optimum quantity of heating and cooling you require, ensuring that you receive the most value for your money.

Yes, you can replace the outside unit if that’s the only component that is broken. 

 Air filtration is just as vital for your heating and cooling system's health as it is for your family's health. Dust and debris can accumulate on your system without sufficient filtration, causing it to operate inefficiently. More dust, debris, pollen, mold, and other particles are removed from the air with a high-efficiency filter. If you suffer from allergies or other respiratory issues, a high-efficiency filter is a must-have. Parkman Air Conditioning & Heating Services recommend having a REME•HALO installed in all applications to remove the bad bacteria, remove some good bacteria, remove some viruses, as well as make your living or work area smell better.

Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio (SEER) is an acronym for Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio. This is the ratio of an air conditioner's cooling output divided by the energy it consumes in Watt-Hours over a typical cooling season. A Seasonal Energy Efficiency Rating is another name for it.