Furnace Repair
Heating systems in Iowa spend half of the year inactive and it is natural for us to forget about our furnaces and heating systems during the spring, summer and early fall months. But the Des Moines area does have its fair share of harsh winters, and when the frigid days show up, we need the heat in our home to show up too.
Most electric and gas furnace issues stem from mechanical problems due to lack of maintenance. Whether there’s an issue with air flow, failed parts, or problems with the burners, our furnace technicians at Metro Heating and Cooling can solve it all!
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Furnace Installation
Metro Heating and Cooling provides the highest quality furnace installations. What makes our furnace installations different from the other companies?
Here’s What You Can Expect From Our Experts:
A Neat Installation
When we’re inside your home, we’ll wear shoe covers to protect your from any dirt we might carry in. We also set up drop cloths around the installation area to prevent messes.
A Quality Installation
Our professional installation technicians obtain some of the prestigious technical certification in the industry. In other words – they know what they’re doing.
A Thorough Check
After everything’s finished, we go through an installation quality checklist, also known as SAVE testing, to make sure the heating and cooling equipment is working properly before we leave.
Exceeding Local Code
We’ll always install your new furnace to local code, and often go above and beyond, for the highest quality installation anywhere.
Frequently Asked Questions
Metro Heating and Cooling has been providing furnace maintenance, repair and installation for over 30 years. We are committed to helping you maintain your existing heating system or find the furnace that will keep your family comfortable through those chilly months.
How often should I have my furnace repaired?
Two times per year, one time in the fall for your furnace and one time in the spring for you AC. Your furnace filter although should be checked at least once every two months.
How do I know if I have an existing warranty on my furnace?
Most manufactures offer five year parts warranty, but some offer up to 10 years parts. Heat exchanger warranties range from 20 years to lifetime. Warranty terms and conditions change by manufacturer and the installing company.
What size of furnace do I need for my house?
There is only one “True” way of knowing what size of HVAC equipment you need in your house and that is through an ACCA approved manual J, D & S load calculations. With a Manual J, D & S HVAC load calculations, we enter all the relevant data, such as the home’s orientation, insulation levels, window types, areas of all the surfaces that gain or lose heat, and more. The output of the calculation is how much cooling and heating the house needs in Btu per hour for each room, each zone, and the whole house.
