Professional Heating Services & Installation

If your home is heated with a forced air, gas heating system, you know the importance of a quality furnace. Your furnace controls everything regarding your comfort level in the winter months.

Gas furnaces, while convenient, are only one option to heating your home. They tend to offer dry forced air into your home and cost a lot of money each month to run.

If your home or commercial property does not have a furnace, it is likely heated with the use of a boiler system. These systems use radiators throughout the home to extend heat to the area. Many homes using oil, natural gas, propane, or solid fuel, use these hydronic systems to produce hot water or steam.

Fox HVAC offers Wi-Fi, Programmable, and of course, conventional thermostats. These options offer something for everyone, whether you insist on everything being connected, or enjoy the peace and quiet of traditional, unconnected household necessities.

If your home is older or the people inside disagree on temperature, a ductless mini-split system may be perfect for you. These systems heat individual rooms as desired without the extensive installation of a forced air duct system.

Is your home heated with hot water? If so, you likely have radiators or baseboards throughout your home. If properly installed and well maintained, these systems, while a bit antiquated, are quite efficient and can save on your heating bill.

Some homes are small and lack the room for a large heating and cooling unit. These homes often have a cube either outside, next to the home, or on the roof, that connects to the duct system and provides energy efficient heating and cooling.

Not every home is perfect. Some homes offer the perfect layout, but have an antiquated or simply undesirable heating system. This should not stop you from buying the otherwise perfect new home for your family.

Much like any intricate system, your home or commercial heating system requires regular maintenance to continue to work efficiently. This is for the entirety of its expected lifespan.