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What affects the price of heating & AC work
- Repair versus a new system
- System size and efficiency rating
- Ductwork condition
- Brand and parts availability
- Emergency or weekend service
Questions to ask a heating & AC pro
- Will you do a load calculation for my home?
- What efficiency rating do you recommend and why?
- What do the warranties cover?
- Do you offer maintenance plans?
When to call right away
No heat in freezing weather, no cooling in extreme heat, a gas smell, or a carbon monoxide alarm. Leave the house and call the gas company if you smell gas.
Living in Rapid City
Rapid City's Black Hills weather can change fast, with hail storms and quick temperature swings.
Rapid City is in Pennington County. We take heating & AC requests from all over Rapid City, including Downtown Rapid City, West Boulevard and Robbinsdale.
Heating & AC in Rapid City, SD: what's different here
- Keep snow cleared from furnace vents and the outdoor unit so the system can breathe.
- Long cold winters work the furnace hard. A fall tune-up and working CO detectors are smart.
- Smoke season makes better filtration worth asking about, if your system can handle a higher-rated filter.
Heating & AC questions homeowners ask
How often should my system be serviced?+−
Most pros suggest a tune-up once a year for each system, heating before winter and cooling before summer.
Repair or replace an old system?+−
If the system is old, needs frequent repairs, or a big repair costs a large share of a new system, replacing it is often worth a look. Ask for both options.
Why is my AC running but not cooling?+−
Common causes are a dirty filter, a frozen coil, low refrigerant or a failed part outside. Change the filter first; if it still does not cool, call a pro.