
Serving Orangeville, OH and surrounding areas
Approved
In business since 2010
Free estimates
Credit card accepted
"Ruddy Ducts did a fantastic job cleaning out our air vents."


Serving Orangeville, OH and surrounding areas
Approved
In business since 2010
Free estimates
Credit card accepted
"Ruddy Ducts did a fantastic job cleaning out our air vents."

Serving Orangeville, OH and surrounding areas
Approved
Super Service Award Winner
In business since 2024
Free estimates
Emergency services offered
"Great customer service. Fast response and communication. Highly recommend."





+4
Serving Orangeville, OH and surrounding areas
Approved
At NxtDoor Heating & Cooling, we’re your local go-to for fast and dependable HVAC service. Whether it’s fixing a unit, routine maintenance, or a full install

Serving Orangeville, OH and surrounding areas
In business since 2012
Emergency services offered
Warranties offered
"They did an amazing job, it was fast and everything was set perfectly"





+1

Serving Orangeville, OH and surrounding areas
In business since 2019
Free estimates
Emergency services offered
"Ok. I was told two guys were coming. Only one came. He told me he had never installed a Wyze thermostat before. I was A bit concerned. He ended up figuring it out. Nice guy. Would have preferred to have someone who had done this before, especially if they were the only one coming. It worked out ok."





+14

Serving Orangeville, OH and surrounding areas
In business since 2023
Free estimates
Credit card accepted
"I urgently needed a furnace and AC installed due to my tenants moving in within the next few days. Sunny King provided an exceptional quote compared to other competitors in the area. They were able to complete the installation the next day and cleaned up the job site so thoroughly it was as if they were never there. The installation looks excellent and I have had no issues. I wholeheartedly recommend them to anyone in need of installation or service work."





Serving Orangeville, OH and surrounding areas
In business since 2010
Emergency services offered
Credit card accepted
"Computer did the "gotta send info to Microsoft" but when tried to reboot it ran through automatic repair without success. I did all the alternative without any success. He came and picked up the hard drive on Tuesday and returned it on Saturday. Fortunately he was able to "restore" without any data loss. Very happy with outcome."



Serving Orangeville, OH and surrounding areas
In business since 2012
Emergency services offered
Credit card accepted
"It was excellent. They've got excellent service. They were very professional. They answered all of the questions we had."
Serving Orangeville, OH and surrounding areas
In business since 1992
Free estimates
Emergency services offered
"Very professional on time. Super friendly and very easy to handle everything. Kept everything clean after the work was done."





+12

Serving Orangeville, OH and surrounding areas
In business since 1946
Free estimates
Emergency services offered
"I was connected with this company via American Home Shield as one of their best providers. Scott the owner did get the warranty company to send me a new furnace quickly and arrived to install it quickly but that is where the quality and follow ups stopped.I am not one to right review when I have had issues with a service provider but i have given State Heating and Air 6 weeks to get back with me on multiple concerns with the out of scope quote they and the home warranty had me agree to above and beyond the standard install the the home warranty company covered. The out of scope was almost 1700 out of pocket for me and with State Heating and Air's earlier responsiveness I agreed. I was told by the warranty company and State heating and air that i would also be getting 96% efficiency furnace but received a 92% which doesn't come with the energy credit that the 96 does and that i heard about from State heating and air. Which was a definite let down. I understand State heading and air does not determine the equipment i receive from the Home Warranty company.This out of scope included multiple adjustments since the brand i received was not the one I had originally. But it contained multiple things that they did not do during the install. I was told by the installing technician the moment he was about to leave the house after install that I had to pay right then, (not a moment before). I had questions about the items on the quote that were not needed or completed but paid in good faith noting some of the contingencies on the document i signed and the tech said he would go over them with his boss. I can only assume the quote was made as a standard they quote to the warranty company to obtain the amount they would like to make on the install instead of the warranty company's program price they signed up for. Since I cannot get them to call me back to discuss and resolve, this is what i have to assume as I have received very little details from State Heating and Air regarding the charges in question. One they did refund me for was 195 worth of carbon monoxide detectors that I have already on each floor of my home, two of which are passed on your way to my furnace from the front door. This is the only one I have been able to discuss with Scott the owner. Whom i was only able to get a hold of once regarding these matters.All my other calls have either been to leave voicemails or to the office who say they see my calls and will have the owner Scott call me as he is the only one who can go over the overcharges. Examples were 150 to run grounding for my furnace which the installing tech confirm my unit was already grounded properly. Another was 625 for Duct work on the Feed and Return. The furnace was directly under my condenser and the tech supported the condenser and ducting with a strap, slid out the old furnace and slid the new unit in its place after only the second try. I was amazed at how easy they made it look. I am not amazed or pleased at the lack of State Heating and Air's response and accountability to the overcharges they billed me. I see they have responded to reviews on these sites so I'm hoping this does the trick. UPDATE 2/26 - I updated the star rating. Scott the owner call and scheduled a visit 2 days later to look over my installation and go over the scope of work details. He confirm on his arrival that the furnace I received was able to be replaced without any additional duct work modifications as most of the furnaces need. He pulled up his invoicing system and confirmed on the spot that he was refunding my additional out of scope regarding the duct work that was originally quoted. He also apologized for my calls and attempts to contact them not getting through and assured me this is no way changes the standard warranty he give to all customers he installs for. Thank You State Heating and AC for making the trip to make this right!"
Most professional HVAC technicians require two to three hours to complete an expansion valve replacement. The timeframe depends on your unit's accessibility and whether additional repairs are needed. The process involves recovering refrigerant, removing the old valve, installing the new component, and recharging the system. Scheduling during less busy seasons may result in more convenient appointment times.
Operating your air conditioner with a malfunctioning expansion valve isn't advisable. Continuing to run the system could potentially damage other components, particularly your compressor, which is significantly more expensive to replace. If you notice performance issues like inconsistent cooling or unusual noises, it's best to have your system inspected before continuing regular use.
Expansion valves don't have a standard replacement schedule, as their longevity depends on system usage, maintenance frequency, and environmental factors. Regular professional maintenance helps identify potential valve issues before they cause system failure. Having your HVAC system serviced annually allows technicians to monitor component condition and recommend preventative replacements when necessary.
Refrigerant leaks require prompt professional attention. If your expansion valve is leaking, you'll likely notice reduced cooling performance and possibly hear hissing sounds near the unit. Addressing leaks quickly prevents further system inefficiency and avoids the environmental impact of released refrigerant. Your HVAC technician will need to repair the leak and recharge the system with the proper refrigerant type and amount.
Because many AC issues present similar symptoms, professional diagnosis is recommended. Problems like inadequate cooling, inconsistent temperatures, or strange noises could indicate expansion valve issues, but might also stem from refrigerant leaks, electrical problems, or airflow restrictions. A qualified HVAC technician has the tools and expertise to accurately identify the root cause and recommend appropriate repairs.
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