Your heating and cooling should work when you need it most. No more waking up to a freezing house in January or sweating through July nights because your AC quit.
When your HVAC system runs properly, your energy bills stay predictable. Your family stays comfortable. And you don’t have to worry about whether today’s the day something breaks down.
We fix what’s broken and maintain what’s working so you can focus on everything else that matters in your life.
Temp Assure Heating Air Conditioning & Refrigeration has been serving Fairfield County families for years. We’re not the biggest HVAC company around, and that’s exactly why we can give you the attention your home deserves.
When you call us, you get our team—not subcontractors who don’t know your system or your house. We understand Connecticut’s weather extremes and what it takes to keep homes comfortable through brutal winters and humid summers.
Our work speaks for itself, and our customers know they can count on us to do the job right the first time.
First, we listen to what’s happening with your system. No assumptions, no rushing to sell you something you don’t need.
Then we diagnose the real problem. We’ll explain what we found in plain language and give you options that make sense for your situation and budget.
If it’s a repair, we fix it right. If you need a replacement, we install equipment that fits your home and your needs. Every job gets checked before we consider it done, and we clean up after ourselves like we were working in our own house.
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We handle everything your heating and cooling system needs. Furnace repairs when winter hits hard. AC service before the summer heat becomes unbearable. Regular maintenance that prevents problems before they start.
Branchville homes face unique challenges with Connecticut’s climate swings. Your HVAC system works harder here than in milder climates, which means it needs attention from people who understand these conditions.
Whether it’s a quick fix or a full system replacement, we bring the right tools and experience to get your comfort back on track without unnecessary delays or costs.
Connecticut’s extreme seasonal changes mean your HVAC system works harder than in milder climates. We recommend professional maintenance twice a year—once before winter heating season and once before summer cooling season.
Spring maintenance catches problems before you need AC during hot, humid summers. Fall maintenance ensures your heating system is ready for Connecticut’s harsh winters. This schedule helps prevent breakdowns when you need your system most and keeps your energy bills from spiking due to inefficient operation.
Regular maintenance also extends your equipment’s lifespan, which matters when you’ve invested thousands in a quality system.
Strange noises like banging, rattling, or squealing mean something’s wrong inside your furnace. Don’t ignore these sounds—they often indicate problems that get expensive fast if left alone.
Uneven heating throughout your house, yellow flames instead of blue, or unusual smells like gas or burning metal are all red flags that need professional attention immediately. Higher-than-normal energy bills can also signal your furnace is working harder than it should.
If your furnace is cycling on and off frequently or struggling to maintain temperature, those are signs of underlying issues that won’t fix themselves. The sooner you address these problems, the less likely you are to face a complete breakdown during the coldest part of winter.
If your AC is over 10-15 years old and needs frequent repairs, replacement usually makes more financial sense. Modern units are significantly more efficient, and the energy savings often pay for the upgrade over time.
However, age isn’t everything. A well-maintained newer system with a single issue probably just needs repair. We look at repair costs versus replacement costs, your system’s overall condition, and how much longer you can reasonably expect it to run reliably.
Signs pointing toward replacement include refrigerant leaks, compressor problems, or when repair costs exceed 50% of a new system’s price. We’ll give you honest recommendations based on what makes sense for your situation, not what makes us the most money.
Connecticut winters force your heating system to work overtime, especially if your equipment is older or hasn’t been properly maintained. Dirty filters, worn components, and poor insulation all drive up energy consumption.
Older furnaces lose efficiency over time, meaning they use more fuel to produce the same amount of heat. If your system is over 15 years old, it’s probably using 30-50% more energy than a modern high-efficiency unit would.
Ductwork problems like leaks or poor insulation also waste energy by letting heated air escape before it reaches your living spaces. A professional energy assessment can identify exactly where your money is going and what improvements will give you the biggest savings.
Changing your air filter regularly is the most important thing you can do. Check it monthly and replace it when it looks dirty—usually every 1-3 months depending on your home and usage.
Keep outdoor units clear of debris, leaves, and snow. Make sure there’s at least two feet of clearance around your condenser unit. Check that all vents and registers inside your house are open and unblocked by furniture or curtains.
Beyond that, leave the technical work to professionals. Modern HVAC systems have complex electrical and mechanical components that require proper training to service safely. Attempting repairs yourself can void warranties, create safety hazards, or cause expensive damage that costs more to fix than the original problem.
Most residential HVAC installations take 1-2 days, depending on your home’s setup and what needs to be replaced. A straightforward furnace or AC replacement in a house with existing ductwork usually takes one full day.
More complex jobs like installing ductwork, upgrading electrical systems, or working around structural challenges can take longer. We’ll give you a realistic timeline upfront so you can plan accordingly.
Weather can affect scheduling during Connecticut’s winter months, but we work around seasonal challenges to minimize disruption to your comfort. We always clean up completely and test everything thoroughly before considering the job finished.
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