HVAC Service in El Paso

Thermostat Services in El Paso

What is a Thermostat?

A thermostat is an electric, battery-powered device that regulates the temperature of a space. It does so by signaling to the heating and cooling unit when the room has fluctuated from its desired temperature. The user is able to set a desired temperature manually, or set automatic timers on the thermostat itself. Modern-day thermostats are most often digital and very simple to use. Digital technology allows for precise and exact temperature control and humidity monitoring. It is recommended to check the battery of your El Paso thermostat twice a year.

Padilla's HVAC / Refrigeration, LLC provides quick and easy thermostat installation, replacement, and repair. If you would like to find out more about the different types of thermostats that are available in El Paso, call Padilla's HVAC / Refrigeration, LLC today, I will be happy to answer your questions. There are many affordable, high-quality thermostats available for both residential and commercial use.

El Paso Furnace Service

What is a Furnace?

A furnace is a popular heating mechanism that heats air using electricity, oil or gas. A furnace is hooked up via an electrical wire system to a thermostat which controls when it gets turned on or off. A furnace is also connected to the home via a series of air ducts, vents and return grills that move air from room to room. As a furnace specialist, I have experience installing, replacing and repairing furnaces of all makes and models in both residential and commercial spaces. Modern-day furnaces are energy efficient and designed to be virtually silent. A furnace is a very cost-effective residential or commercial heating option. To find out if a furnace is the right heating unit for you, call Padilla's HVAC / Refrigeration, LLC today!

El Paso Boiler Service

What is a Boiler?

A boiler is similar to a furnace, but instead of using air to heat a home via a gas or electric pilot, the boiler heats and houses water. The water from the boiler is then sent to the radiators or coils via a pipe system and is used to heat the home. The boiler uses a central water supply that is either local or sourced. A well can be used in conjunction with a boiler. Some benefits to having a boiler include reduced allergens in the air, energy efficiency, and consistent, even layered heat in the home from the ground-up. At Padilla's HVAC / Refrigeration, LLC, I can efficiently install, repair or replace boilers of all makes and models in both residential and commercial settings.

To find out more about different types of HVAC services offered, give me a call. I will begin by asking you a short list of questions that will help determine the right HVAC system for you. I will also provide you with a free, no-obligation quote.

I look forward to hearing from you!