Bennett Heating & Air Always Keeps You Cool From The Hattiesburg Heat
What sets Bennett Heating & Air apart from other HVAC companies is our dedication to customer satisfaction. We believe in providing sound advice that is tailored to your unique needs; never pressuring you into a product or solution just for profit's sake. This moral standard is what our company was founded on 16 years ago, and we have continued to uphold it ever since.
Our HVAC technicians are well-trained to provide optimal HVAC installations as well as heating and air conditioning repairs, meaning your job will be completed efficiently and correctly. We stand behind our work with a satisfaction guarantee, so you can rest easy knowing that your HVAC system is in good hands!
If you have found any abnormalities while inspecting your system, schedule a service call with one of our HVAC technicians today. We provide premium air conditioner repair services to multiple counties in southern Mississippi, including Lamar County, Forrest County, and Pearl River County.
Frequent system breakdowns may be a sign that your system is nearing the end of its lifespan. If you need help choosing whether to repair or replace your home’s AC unit, call our HVAC specialists and we can help you make an informed decision. We can also provide more information on repair costs, financing options, and more.
An emergency heater or air conditioner repair isn't the best time to meet someone for the first time, but even in those circumstances, Ray and his team will make you smile. Give us a call, and we'll be there.
Reparing an AC compressor can be a daunting task fo a homeowner. Any major AC unit repairs should be done by a trained professional. Call us to schedule your repair at:
How much does it cost to replace an entire HVAC system?
The cost of an AC repair can vary greatly depending on the type and complexity of the issue. Minor repairs may cost between $100-$500 and more complex repairs can range $500-$3,000.
One of the most common is an electrical problem, such as a blown fuse or tripped circuit breaker. Other possible issues may include a malfunctioning compressor or motor, clogged drain line, refrigerant leak, or frozen evaporator coils.
