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NEW MEXICO HEATING, VENTILATION & AIR CONDITIONING

Residential or Commercial Professional Service and Installation of Furnaces, Air

Conditioners, Package Units, Evaporative Coolers and Ductless Mini Splits

Choosing A Furnace System These days, home owners search for all the value they can find in every household purchase they make. You’re probably no different. So when the time comes to replace a furnace in an existing central heating system, or to install a totally new system, you want equipment that minimizes costs and delivers dependable comfort for your family – season after season. Here’s a look at some things to consider. What do Good Furnaces Have in Common? The best furnaces are efficient. They keep a home warm and comfortable. They provide steady, dependable performance year after year. And they are quiet, long-lasting and low in service frequency and cost. Rheem and Trane are consistently rated as “most reliable” by a leading consumer magazine. How Is Efficiency Measured? The overall heating efficiency of your furnace is based on the Annual Fuel Utilization Efficiency (AFUE) of your unit. The AFUE measures the amount of heat actually delivered to your house compared to the amount of fuel that you must supply to the furnace – the higher the rating, the more efficient the unit. Are some furnaces better than others? Definitely. Features to look for include heat exchangers that resist corrosion, direct-drive blower units, induced draft blowers, pressure switches, and an insulated blower compartment, which helps minimize operating noise. You also should ask your contractor if the manufacturer of the brand you’re considering quality-checks and tests every unit before it leaves the plant. And be sure to check out the terms of the Limited Warranty. Quality manufacturers put a convincing warranty behind their work. Rheem and Trane furnaces, which include all the features described here, offer one of the very best. Even the primary and secondary heat exchangers in the Rheem 90 Plus® are protected by a Limited Lifetime Heat Exchanger Warranty. What should I look for in a contractor? Dependability. Look for a contractor you see in your community. You want one who’s close by to provide you faster, more convenient service. You want a contractor that has the work ethic and the professionalism of someone who truly cares about your comfort. You want Stockton Enterprises.
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HOW TO KNOW WHEN YOU HAVE A PROBLEM WITH YOUR FURNACE

It’s the middle of the night. Outside, the wind is blowing the leaves off the trees and sleet is falling When you wake up, it’s so cold you have to wrap your blanket around you. You shiver and curse walking over to your thermostat and turn it up to 80 degrees. You turn the thermostat up, but it’s still not getting any warmer. Or, the furnace only runs for a few minutes and then turns off and you’re still cold. What if you turn the thermostat up but all you hear is a clicking noise from the furnace. It doesn’t come on and you worry about your baby or your mother getting cold. Perhaps one part of your house is quite warm, but the rest of the house is cold? Maybe you can feel air coming out of the registers but it’s cold instead of warm. If you are experiencing any of these issues, you should call a professional You should call Stockton Enterprises at (505) 629-9955
© Copyright Stockton Enterprises LLC All Rights Reserved
NEW MEXICO HEATING, VENTILATION & AIR CONDITIONING
Choosing A Furnace System These days, home owners search for all the value they can find in every household purchase they make. You’re probably no different. So when the time comes to replace a furnace in an existing central heating system, or to install a totally new system, you want equipment that minimizes costs and delivers dependable comfort for your family – season after season. Here’s a look at some things to consider. What do Good Furnaces Have in Common? The best furnaces are efficient. They keep a home warm and comfortable. They provide steady, dependable performance year after year. And they are quiet, long-lasting and low in service frequency and cost. Rheem and Trane are consistently rated as “most reliable” by a leading consumer magazine. How Is Efficiency Measured? The overall heating efficiency of your furnace is based on the Annual Fuel Utilization Efficiency (AFUE) of your unit. The AFUE measures the amount of heat actually delivered to your house compared to the amount of fuel that you must supply to the furnace – the higher the rating, the more efficient the unit. Are some furnaces better than others? Definitely. Features to look for include heat exchangers that resist corrosion, direct-drive blower units, induced draft blowers, pressure switches, and an insulated blower compartment, which helps minimize operating noise. You also should ask your contractor if the manufacturer of the brand you’re considering quality-checks and tests every unit before it leaves the plant. And be sure to check out the terms of the Limited Warranty. Quality manufacturers put a convincing warranty behind their work. Rheem and Trane furnaces, which include all the features described here, offer one of the very best. Even the primary and secondary heat exchangers in the Rheem 90 Plus® are protected by a Limited Lifetime Heat Exchanger Warranty. What should I look for in a contractor? Dependability. Look for a contractor you see in your community. You want one who’s close by to provide you faster, more convenient service. You want a contractor that has the work ethic and the professionalism of someone who truly cares about your comfort. You want Stockton Enterprises.
Back to top

HOW TO KNOW WHEN YOU HAVE A

PROBLEM WITH YOUR FURNACE

It’s the middle of the night. Outside, the wind is blowing the leaves off the trees and sleet is falling When you wake up, it’s so cold you have to wrap your blanket around you. You shiver and curse walking over to your thermostat and turn it up to 80 degrees. You turn the thermostat up, but it’s still not getting any warmer. Or, the furnace only runs for a few minutes and then turns off and you’re still cold. What if you turn the thermostat up but all you hear is a clicking noise from the furnace. It doesn’t come on and you worry about your baby or your mother getting cold. Perhaps one part of your house is quite warm, but the rest of the house is cold? Maybe you can feel air coming out of the registers but it’s cold instead of warm. If you are experiencing any of these issues, you should call a professional You should call Stockton Enterprises at (505) 629-9955