FAQs

HVAC is short for heating, ventilation and air conditioning. We often use this abbreviation to refer to your whole heating and cooling system, which includes: Comfort units, such as a furnace, heat pump, air conditioner or mini-split system Ductwork Indoor air quality solutions, like air filters, air filtration systems, germicidal UV lights, whole-house humidifiers and dehumidifiers, and ventilation Comfort controls, such as thermostats and home zoning systems While there are differing types of HVAC equipment, they all run the same by: Pulling from a fresh air source outside or inside your home or business. Pushing air through a filter to trap dirt and allergens. Heating or cooling air. Distributing air through a ducted system or straight into a room, depending on the type of system you use. Dr. HVAC offers a full range of outstanding HVAC services in Louisiana to fit all your comfort needs. We stand behind all of our labor with a 100% Satisfaction Guarantee.

Yes! Our experts are just one call away. Even if you’re in need of a furnace repair on a dark cold winter night or an AC replacement in the middle of a hot summer, Dr. HVAC will be there to make it all better.

We accept all major debit/credit cards. We also offer financing to help make your new HVAC equipment fit your budget.

Using air fresheners or lighting candles usually only masks odors, it does not eliminate them. They could also lower indoor air quality by triggering allergic reactions, headaches or eye sensitivity. Bacteria, dust mites, animal dander, and mold can also make your residence or business smell. One process to purify the air is with germicidal UV lights. These lights are installed with your heating and cooling unit to: Kill odors Halt mold growth Sterilize the inner parts of your heating and cooling equipment Every now and then poor ventilation contributes to unwanted odors. Some signs of this are: Moist walls and windows Musty air A qualified Dr. HVAC technician can inspect your heating and cooling equipment to determine the root of the issue and resolve the trouble.

You should have maintenance done on your air conditioning system twice a year. This not only ensures maximum efficiency, it enables us to foresee any possible problems that may occur in the near future. Contact Dr. HVAC to plan how you can keep your air conditioning system running at its peak efficiency year-round.