Severna Park, MD Heating Services

Emergency 24/7 HVAC Repair Service in Severna Park

If you need emergency heating and cooling repairs in Serverna Park or the surrounding areas, Grove HVAC has you covered.

Severna Park, MD HVAC Company

Need a routine heating tune-up to prepare for the cold winter months, or an emergency heating repair on a broken boiler at your mother’s home in January? Emergency or no, our NATE-certified, highly-trained technicians arrive on time at your Severna Park home or business in fully-stocked trucks. 

We aim to resolve your issue quickly and correctly, and don’t worry, we repair and service any and all brands of HVAC equipment. If you need furnace repairs or any other service contact us. As a local company we specialize in indoor air quality throughout Maryland homes. These services including complete home humidifiers, dehumidifiers, thermostats, air cleaners and air purifiers.

For your peace of mind, we offer benefits including a Lifetime Workmanship Guarantee* on all services. We also maintain all the necessary licenses and certifications to ensure compliance with local codes and requirements. We care a lot about doing things the right way. 

For example, we know the Severna Park community, and understand the extra steps needed to care for historic or complex buildings. Our team is mindful of the area’s unique building codes and requirements for installing, servicing or repairing HVAC equipment within compliance guidelines. 

How Do I Know if My Severna Park Home or Business Needs Furnace or Air Conditioner Repair?

Odd odors or noises

If your HVAC equipment produces strange sounds or funky odors, it might be a cry for attention. While every system makes some noise, if you hear: bangs, hisses, buzzes, clanks, or other sounds, call for heating and cooling repair. 

Please note, when you turn on the furnace for the first time each fall, it’s common to detect a slightly musty smell. It should go away in a few hours as dust in the system blows out or burns off. 

However, if your system has been up and running for a while and you smell a mildew-type odor or a burning smell, call Grove Heating and Cooling to inspect your HVAC unit. Likewise, if you use a gas furnace and your carbon monoxide detector goes off, call Grove after you’ve left the premises.

AC can’t keep up with humidity

Severna Park is a beautiful area, but its geography results in a lot of humidity. As part of the air conditioning function, your heat pump or air conditioner removes moisture from the air to help your home feel cooler. 

If it still feels too humid indoors, the air conditioner or heat pump might be stopping before it completes its full cycle. If it performs correctly but the humidity is still too high for your comfort, consider a whole-house dehumidifier. Dehumidifiers control the moisture in the air and prevent the growth of asthma and allergy triggers like mold and mildew. 

Unusual utility bill spikes

An unusually high electric or gas bill is often the first sign there’s an issue with your heating and cooling system. If there’s no obvious cause, like severe weather, your HVAC equipment is trying to tell you it needs help. 

AC blows warm air or furnace blows cold air 

It’s common, especially during extremely hot or cold weather, for HVAC equipment to need some time to reach a consistently cool or warm temperature. 

For example, homes that use a heat pump might struggle during long periods of cold weather and need to switch to generating warmth from the heat strips. If your heat pump’s heat strips aren’t working, our team handles it quickly. 

HVAC leaves hot or cold spots or has uneven temperatures

Does your HVAC system frequently start and stop? Are there rooms or levels of your home with significantly different temperatures? Your system is probably short cycling. There are a few causes for this and our team of technicians eliminate each of them to resolve your issue. 

Severna Park, MD Air Conditioners, Heat Pumps, and Furnace Tune Ups

All heating and cooling equipment needs routine service. Why? Because preventive maintenance:

• Keeps manufacturer warranties valid
• Extends the useful life of the equipment, so you won’t have to replace it as often
• Prevents costly repairs by catching issues while they’re small and easily resolved
• Increases efficiency and therefore reduces energy consumption.

If you can improve the efficiency of a machine, it costs less to operate it. Energy efficiency improvements, thus, save you money on your utility bill.