At Donley A/C & Plumbing, we pride ourselves on being the foremost experts in heating and air conditioning services in Goodyear, AZ. As a family-run business with an impressive 49-year legacy, we take pride in delivering reliable solutions that keep your comfort as our priority.
Our skilled professionals are experts n their craft, ensuring your HVAC systems receive the care they deserve. Experience the difference of working with Donley A/C & Plumbing – where expertise, reliability, and a commitment to excellence come together to serve you better.
Call (602) 698-8912 to schedule heating and air conditioning services in Goodyear, AZ.
Your comfort is our priority, and we’re committed to delivering reliable, top-quality solutions to meet your cooling needs.
Our air conditioning services include:
When temperatures drop, you can count on our team to keep your home warm. We offer comprehensive heating services, including:
We understand the importance of maintaining healthy indoor air quality for you and your family. Our indoor air quality services are designed to create a comfortable and safe living environment.
We offer a range of solutions to address various indoor air quality concerns, including:
With our indoor air quality services, you can trust us to enhance the air you breathe, creating a space that’s comfortable and conducive to your well-being.
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Specifics will vary depending on the model and type of mini-split, but in general, the major components include:
It depends on the condition of your existing ductwork. If your ductwork is in good condition and adequately sized for the new system, you may not need to replace it. However, if your ductwork is damaged, leaking, or improperly sized, it may need to be replaced to ensure the new system functions properly and efficiently.
An experienced HVAC technician can assess the condition of your ductwork and provide recommendations for replacement if necessary.
With a gas furnace, combustion gasses like propane or natural gas are ignited and used to warm the air blown from the furnace fan before it’s blown into your ductwork, and throughout your home.
You can expect a heat pump to last about 15 to 20 years with normal usage and routine maintenance.
Enjoy zoned temperature control for longer with simple at-home steps. We recommend you replace your air filters every other month and keep coils free of dust. Regularly check outdoor units and keep the area around them clear of dirt buildup or debris. Scheduling annual maintenance will ensure minor problems with your system don’t become a major expense.
