Residential

Local Residential AC & Heating Experts in Westwood, MA

If you’re looking for superior residential HVAC services, turn to the experts at Suburban HVAC. Since 1965, we’ve served Westwood and surrounding areas with the highest-quality heating and cooling services.

From simple heating repairs to total AC replacement and beyond, our technicians are here to help with all your HVAC needs.

Signs You Need HVAC Repair

You rely on your HVAC system to keep you comfortable regardless of the season. If it’s struggling to meet your needs, it may be time to consider repair or replacement.

Signs you need to repair your HVAC system include:

  • Strange noises or smells
  • Short-cycling
  • Inconsistent temperatures
  • Sudden, unexplained spikes in your utility bills
  • Poor airflow or air quality
  • Leaks

The Benefits of HVAC Repair vs. Replacement

You may not be sure whether your HVAC system needs repairs or if it’s time to fully replace it. When you call our trained technicians, they’ll thoroughly inspect your HVAC system to diagnose the issue. We can then recommend the proper fix or let you know if replacement is the better option.

Look out for signs that a replacement may be imminent, including:

  • Frequent repairs or breakdowns
  • High energy bills
  • Your system can’t heat or cool your home properly
  • The system is around 15 years old
  • Visible rust or corrosion

Is it time to replace your heating or AC system? Call Suburban HVAC today to schedule an HVAC replacement in Westwood, MA.

Our Residential HVAC Services

Your HVAC system is a crucial part of your home, helping to keep you comfortable year-round. At Suburban HVAC, we’re proud to offer a range of comprehensive HVAC services, including emergency HVAC services, to ensure your system is always well-supported.

Heating Services

Our technicians can offer a variety of expert residential heating services so you never have to worry about the cold when winter rolls around. Our heating services include repair, maintenance, and installation for these heating systems:

Air Conditioning Services

Summers in Westwood can be hot and humid, so you need an AC you can rely on to keep you cool. At Suburban HVAC, we provide a range of professional residential cooling services, including repair, maintenance, and installation.

Our HVAC professionals have experience servicing various cooling systems, including traditional AC systems, ductless mini-splits, and zoned AC systems.

Why Choose Us?

For over 60 years, Suburban HVAC has been proud to provide Westwood and surrounding areas with the highest-quality heating and cooling services. We tailor our services to meet each customer’s needs to ensure maximum satisfaction.

We stand apart from other HVAC companies in Westwood through the following:

  • Family-owned since 1965
  • Quick, reliable response times
  • Emergency HVAC services
  • Dedicated and experienced team
  • Financing options
  • And more

Call Suburban HVAC today or schedule an appointment online.

Frequently Asked Questions About Residential Cooling & Heating Services

What should I consider before installing a new HVAC system?

Before installing a new HVAC system, consider factors such as the size of your home, your heating and cooling needs, your budget, and the space you have for installation. Our experienced technicians can help you consider these factors and decide on the best option for you.

What are the benefits of all-in-one systems?

All-in-one HVAC systems, such as heat pumps and ductless mini-splits, can provide both heating and cooling, reducing the need for separate systems. These systems are very energy-efficient, which can help you save money on utility bills. There are also rebates available for heat pump installations.

Our skilled and knowledgeable HVAC experts are always happy to answer your HVAC questions. When it comes to your comfort, every question deserves a straightforward and reliable answer.

How frequently should my HVAC system be serviced?

We recommend scheduling professional HVAC maintenance twice per year. Having your system serviced once before winter and once before summer ensures optimal performance and helps prevent breakdowns.

How frequently do I need to change air filters?

This depends on whether you have pets, allergies, high pollution, etc. As a general rule, you can change it every six months if you don’t have pets or allergies. However, you may find that you breathe easier if you change it every three months.

What temperature should I set my thermostat to?

Mid-70s in the summer and upper 60s in the winter are ideal for our climate. Any more, and you won’t significantly increase your comfort; you’ll only increase your monthly utility bills.

What is two-stage cooling?

Some compressors have two operating levels for hot and mild days. The low setting is intended for use during most of the summer, while the two-stage option is designed to cool across a wider timeline on sweltering days.

Two-stage products reduce your power consumption and give you more control over your indoor climate. They’re more expensive upfront, but make up for it through reduced energy bills.

Should I cover my air conditioner in fall and winter?

HVAC products experience wear and tear when exposed to moisture. Covering your unit will raise humidity exposure, which could snowball into a mold infestation, leading to HVAC repair bills.

Air conditioners can withstand winter weather, but if ice forms on their coils, it will damage the system. It’s best to cover your air conditioner when winter weather drops below freezing, but remove it as soon as the ice risk declines.

What's the best thermostat for my heating system?

Not all thermostats are compatible with all HVAC systems, so your first step to finding the right product is to check system compatibility. Once you have that out of the way, look for thermostats that can communicate with smart technologies.

Programmable products can bring significant energy usage reductions, so no feature is more important than this. Smooth setback recovery is another option to consider. This feature picks up temperature extremes, then triggers a temperature recovery process a few hours before the thermostat is programmed to turn on.

Do I need zone control?

Zoning systems allow you to change your thermostat settings on a room-by-room basis. This feature enhances comfort and reduces your energy usage by reserving your highest settings for rooms that are in use.

Which cooling technology is the quietest?

Both heat pumps and ACs can function quietly if they have the right features. If noise is a concern, look for systems with discharge mufflers, compressor insulation, and indoor blowers. Regular residential HVAC maintenance will also keep your system as quiet as possible.

What are AHRI systems?

The Air Conditioning, Heating, and Refrigeration Institute certifies the finest HVAC systems in the industry. It offers unbiased evaluations and ensures that HVAC manufacturers’ claims about their systems are accurate. When you choose an AHRI system, you secure the quality of your residential HVAC system.

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