(470) 933-1967 New HVAC Services Atlanta

Heat in January. Cool air in July. One call for both.

New HVAC Services installs, repairs, and maintains heating and cooling systems for homes across Atlanta.

5.0 on Google from 8 reviews

A technician with a flashlight inspecting the top of an outdoor air conditioning condenser beside a house.
A technician inspecting an outdoor condenser unit. Stock photo, not an actual job by this company.

About New HVAC Services

An Atlanta heating and air conditioning contractor on Juniper St NE.

  • WorkInstall, repair, maintain
  • SystemsHeating and cooling
  • Google rating5.0 ★ (8 reviews)
  • Phone(470) 933-1967

An Atlanta house runs on two machines over a year. The furnace or heat pump carries it from November into April, and the air conditioner takes over from May through September. When either one quits, the house notices fast.

New HVAC Services works on both. We put in new equipment when the old system has reached the end of its life, fix the one that's struggling now, and do the routine maintenance that keeps small problems from turning into a no-heat night or a no-cool afternoon.

Every Google review on record so far is five stars. If you want to see whether we're a fit for your house, the quickest way is to call and describe what your system is doing.

What an Atlanta year asks of your system

Average daily high and low for each month. Color shows which system is doing most of the work.

Heating month (daily average under 65°F) Cooling month (daily average over 65°F) Within 3°F of 65°F, the tune-up window 65°F balance point
Source: NOAA 1991–2020 climate normals, Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson airport. 65°F is the standard base used for heating and cooling degree days.

April: get the AC checked

May's average high is 81°F. A check in April finds the weak capacitor or low charge before the first hot week does.

October: get the heat checked

November lows average 44°F. A check in October means the first cold night isn't also the first time the furnace has run since March.

The work, by system

Three kinds of job, on either side of the house's comfort.

Type of workHeatingCooling
Install New heating systemsReplacing a furnace or heat pump that's done. New AC systemsReplacing a condenser and coil that can't keep up.
Repair No heat, weak heatFinding why the system won't start or won't stay on. No cooling, warm airFinding why the house won't come down to temperature.
Maintain Fall checkBefore the first cold snap. Spring checkBefore the first hot stretch.

Tell us what your system is doing.

New HVAC Services · 2002 Juniper St NE, Atlanta, GA

(470) 933-1967