Everything that makes a house comfortable

Heating and cooling is the work we have been doing since 1997, and it is still the core of the business. Whether your system quit in the middle of a July afternoon or you are weighing whether a twenty-year-old unit is worth another repair bill, you get a straight answer about what is wrong, what it costs, and what we would do if it were our own house.

Most homes around Nashville do not have an equipment problem, they have an envelope problem. Spray foam does something batt insulation cannot: it seals the air leaks at the same time it insulates. That means the system you already own stops fighting the outdoors, and the rooms over the garage or under the roofline finally hold temperature.

A vented dirt crawlspace in this climate is a humidity pump. Damp air rises into the house, it makes the air conditioner work harder, and over time it goes after your floor joists and subfloor. Encapsulation seals the ground and the walls, then a dedicated dehumidifier holds the space dry year-round.

Gas work is the least forgiving thing in a house, so it is worth doing properly. We run and modify black steel gas piping for new appliances, conversions and additions — correctly sized for the total load, pressure-tested, and left ready for inspection.

Leaky ducts in a hot attic or damp crawlspace can waste 20 to 30 percent of the air your system produces. You paid to condition that air. We find the leaks, seal them properly, repair crushed and disconnected runs, and rebuild systems that were never laid out right to begin with.

New equipment usually needs electrical work to go with it — a dedicated circuit, a new disconnect, sometimes panel capacity. Because we handle both, you are not scheduling two trades and hoping they agree with each other.