Heating and cooling in Burlington
Furnace and air conditioning service in Burlington
Smithville Heating Cooling works on furnaces, central air and heat pumps in Burlington. Tell us what your system is doing and what kind of house it heats, and you will get a straight diagnosis and a written price before any part is fitted.
What Burlington houses tend to need
From Smithville we travel to Burlington for central air repairs, new air conditioning, heat pumps, furnace work and seasonal maintenance. Whether your house has roomy ductwork or ducts too small for modern cooling, we look at what is there before suggesting anything, and you approve a written price before work begins.
Burlington homeowners call us from Smithville for both halves of the year: cooling in the summer and heating once the cold settles in. Here is how each kind of job usually goes.
Central air that has stopped doing its job
An air conditioner that leaks water onto the basement floor, trips its breaker, or ices up on the indoor coil usually has a short list of causes, from a plugged drain line to a low refrigerant charge on an ageing coil. Work is performed by 313A refrigeration and air conditioning mechanics. We find the fault, show it to you, and write down the price before fixing it. See air conditioner repair.
New cooling matched to the ductwork you have
Some houses have ducts that can carry a central system comfortably. Others have runs that are too small, and forcing a central unit through them makes noise without much comfort. For those homes a ductless system is often the better answer. We look at the ducts first, then suggest the option. Read about air conditioning installation.
Heat pumps beside a gas furnace
A cold-climate heat pump can handle cooling and most of the heating, with your existing furnace taking over on the bitterest days. Rebate programs change, so we check what is current when we prepare your quote. See heat pumps and the rebates guide.
Getting on the schedule
Use the quote form for an installation, or the contact page for a repair. A photo of the outdoor unit's rating plate saves time, and so does a note on when the trouble started.
Communities we serve
- Palmer
- Clarksdale
- Brant Hills
- Dynes
- Freeman
- Tyandaga
- Orchard
- Longmoor
- Port Nelson
- Roseland
- Maple
- La Salle
- Indian Point
- Burlington Beach
- Aldershot
- Bayview
Services in Burlington
Furnace repair in Smithville
Furnace repair in Burlington
Furnace repair for homes in Burlington, from older converted houses to newer high-efficiency builds.
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From Griffin Street to Spring Creek Rd.
Furnace installation and replacement in Burlington
Smithville Heating Cooling installs and replaces high-efficiency furnaces in Burlington, sized to each house with the chimney, ducts and venting checked first.
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From Griffin Street to Spring Creek Rd.
Air conditioner repair in Burlington
We repair central air conditioners in Burlington as well as around Smithville, from older split systems in established subdivisions to the units on newer builds.
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From Griffin Street to Spring Creek Rd.
Air conditioning installation in Burlington
Smithville Heating Cooling installs central air and ductless systems in Burlington, sized to the house and its ductwork.
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Heat pumps in Smithville and West Lincoln
Heat pumps in Burlington
We install and repair cold-climate and hybrid heat pumps for homes in Burlington, working alongside the gas furnace already in the basement.
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From Griffin Street to Spring Creek Rd.
Furnace and AC maintenance in Burlington
Seasonal furnace and air-conditioner tune-ups for homes in Burlington, booked ahead of the cold and the first humid stretch.
Learn moreQuestions from Burlington homeowners
Can a Burlington house with small ductwork still get air conditioning?
Often, yes. If the existing ducts are too narrow to move cooled air quietly, a ductless system puts small indoor heads in the rooms that need them and connects to one outdoor unit, leaving the ducts for the furnace alone. We measure the duct runs before recommending central or ductless, and you get both options in writing where both make sense. More on air conditioning installation.
What usually goes wrong when central air stops cooling properly?
In established subdivisions like Station Meadows, many air conditioners are reaching the end of their service life. The indoor coil is a frequent culprit, because leaks there let the refrigerant charge drop. Dirty outdoor coils, a weak capacitor or a clogged drain line can also cause poor cooling, water around the furnace or a tripped breaker. Repair costs depend on which of these it is. You get a written price before any work starts. Work is performed by 313A refrigeration and air conditioning mechanics. See air conditioner repair.
Snow piled up along the side of the house and the furnace quit. What should I check?
If you live in one of the newer homes off Spring Creek Rd. or in the Marz Subdivision, your furnace probably breathes through two plastic pipes in the side wall. When a drift or a crust of ice covers them, the furnace shuts itself off rather than run without proper venting. Brush the snow away by hand and clear the area right down to the ground. Then turn the furnace off and back on at the service switch. If it still won't light, or the pipes keep icing over, book a furnace repair visit.
Nearby areas
From our home base in Smithville we also work in Beamsville, Grimsby and Stoney Creek, as well as Burlington. See the full list on the [areas page](/areas).
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Need heat or cooling in Burlington?
Tell us what your system is doing and what kind of house it is in. You will have a written price before any work starts.