How we work
A call, a time window, then a tech with gauges — not a callback the next week.2. Confirm the house
Furnace model, condenser tonnage if you have it, and where the filter lives.
3. We leave it running
Charge set, igniter lighting, or a written quote for a 16 SEER swap before we order.
Kansas City summers and January nights
A 15-year 80% AFUE furnace and a loud condenser are the usual call. We name the part, then we change it.What we do
Residential only. Sheet metal, copper line sets, and equipment we will still service in ten years.
Spring AC start-up
Wash the condenser, check the charge on the copper line set, replace the 1-inch MERV-13 filter.
Fall furnace check
Heat exchanger, inducer, and ignition on 80% and 96% AFUE gas furnaces before the first freeze.
Same-day no-cool
Capacitors, contactors, and a manifold reading before we talk about a new condenser.
Condenser and furnace swap
16 SEER splits and 80 or 96 AFUE furnaces, new galvanized plenums, line set flushed or replaced.
Heat pumps
Ducted heat pumps and ceiling cassettes when the upstairs will not cool and a full duct job is too much.
Filters and duct
MERV-13 media cabinets, return drops, and sheet-metal patches — not tape over a leak.
Seasonal work
Book the start-up in April. Book the furnace in October. After-hours heat and cool-loss we pick up.
April–June
Condenser wash, charge, and MERV-13. We write down the superheat so July is not a surprise.
October–March
Furnace clean-and-check, igniters, and heat-exchanger look with a camera if the flame rolls.
On the truck
Techs who bring gauges, not a clipboard only.
Dana still signs every condenser change-out. Amos runs the service board.
Condensers
Coil wash and a charge check on the line set.
Filters
1-inch MERV-13 at the air handler.
Cassettes
Upstairs heat pumps when the ducts will not reach.
Gauges
Amos does not leave until the numbers sit.
6,400
Service calls logged since 2006. 19 years on Troost.
They flushed the line set, set a new 3-ton condenser, and the upstairs finally dropped below 78.
Furnace would not light on a January night. Amos was in the basement with a new igniter before 9.