Burkhardt Heating & Cooling has provided air conditioning, heating and indoor air quality services to the residents of Greenfield, WI and the surrounding areas for decades. When you hire us, you get amazing workmanship and perfect installation. Find out why we've been serving customers for more than 55 years. We deliver optimum service at a great price and we show you the respect and professional courtesy you deserve.
Cleaning your AC coils will cost between $100 and $400. This should be done at least once a year for maximum system efficiency. You can usually get this service at a slightly discounted rate by signing up for an annual maintenance contract from your HVAC company; the contract will also include a heating tune-up in fall, as well.
When you find your home becoming a little hotter than usual, check the thermostat settings first. Check that it is set to cool. If the thermostat is set to cool, double-check the temperature setting to ensure it hasn't been altered. If it is turned off, set to heat or set to continual fan (often just labeled "on"), return it to cooling mode. Wait a few minutes after the system comes on before checking for chilly air coming from the registers.
The AC coils should be cleaned at least once a year to save energy use and electricity expenses. Dirty evaporator and condenser coils can raise your air conditioning system's energy consumption by more than 15%. Furthermore, decreased heat transfer efficiency might result in other issues such as poor cooling performance, frozen evaporator coils and compressor overheating.
We aim to satisfy every customer and to bring them great value while performing impeccable service. Read our reviews and find out why your neighbors consider us to be their nearby heating and air company in Greenfield, WI. Call 414-355-5520 today.
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Debbie - Greenfield, WI
First and foremost, everyone I have dealt with at Burkhardt has been very nice. The problem I have been experiencing ever since the new AC unit was installed has been very frustrating. The unit freezes up. Finally, after several techs have come out to survey the problem, Chris has solved the problem (I think). It was actually something so simple that a little consumer education would have resolved the issue years ago. I had never heard of a "Merv 8" filter. Apparently, I was using a "Merv 11" and the air wasn't flowing through properly. I wish I had been told this when the A/C unit was installed instead of having to clean up a few floods in the basement and paying over $500 on a warranted product.





Troy .
New furnace, t-stat and eac

Chris .
AC freezing up. Checking airflow and refrigerant.