LOCAL. HONEST. QUALITY.
Ahrens Heating & Cooling Aims to
Ensure Indoor Comfort All Year Long!
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Complete Comfort
Ahrens Heating & Cooling offers a wide variety of services to ensure your indoor comfort no matter the season.
Locally Recognized
We’re well known throughout the Washington County residential and business communities for our honesty and trustworthiness. We never use high-pressure sales and will only focus on necessary repairs and replacements.
Exceptional Service
Building or renovating, residential or commercial, we’re dedicated to providing our customers a pleasant experience ensuring exceptional service above and beyond expectation.
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Locally inspired
We come from the days when a deal was confirmed by a handshake. We know in today’s world that isn’t possible, but please know that when you shake our hand we commit to do your job to the best of our ability, at the fairest price and with integrity. Having your business for a lifetime is our goal.
24/7 Emergency Availability
If you require immediate assistance, please call! We’re dedicated to taking complete care of our customers. If you have a heating or cooling emergency, please don’t hesitate to get in touch with us right away.
Call: (262) 353-9123
Email: [email protected]
Troubleshooting FAQs
What can I check before scheduling any service appointment for my HVAC system?
- Make sure the thermostat is set correctly and batteries are new, charged or good.
- Check to see if the furnace filter is clean, and change the filter if needed.
- Check the circuit breaker to make sure it wasn’t tripped. A tripped breaker could be the start of a problem or just a random occurrence. If it trips more than once, you should have a certified technician diagnose the problem.
What should I look for if I am having problems with my air conditioner?
- Look at the condenser (located outside) to make sure it is clean and has room to breathe. Shrubs and plants often grow too close to the condenser, preventing airflow. Look for 12 inches of clearance on all sides.
- Do you have power to your system? If you’ve lost power to your home or you are using a “Saver’s Switch” from your utility company, your air conditioner might not run. Find out if your Xcel Energy Saver’s Switch is activated.
What should I look for if I am having problems with my furnace?
Check to make sure the emergency shut-off switch isn’t in the off position.Have a question we didn’t answer here?
