No matter the weather outside, Tolleson residents should be able to rely on their home’s HVAC system to keep them comfortable year-round. At Donley A/C & Plumbing, our technicians will ensure this is a reality for you.
We work hard to deliver top-notch heating, AC, and indoor air quality services designed to keep your home functioning well and you and your family comfortable.
Call Donley A/C & Plumbing at (602) 698-8912 to schedule HVAC services in Tolleson, AZ.
Your heater should be ready to keep you warm on those milder Arizona days and cooler nights. Depend on our team for comprehensive heating services, including:
Tolleson residents aren’t strangers to the often excessive heat in summer. To combat this, our team offers comprehensive AC services, including:
Make clean air a top priority with indoor air quality services from Donley A/C & Plumbing. Designed to improve the air you breathe every day, these services include:
Heat pumps provide energy-efficient heating and cooling from a single unit, making them a versatile option for homeowners. Whether your heat pump needs a tune-up or repair, we can help. Our heat pump services include:
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Heat pumps are quieter than many other heating and cooling systems, making them an ideal choice if you’re looking for a quiet system.
Our comprehensive AC tune-ups are thorough and can take up to two hours to complete.
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.
