- Duct cleaning
Affordable Duct Cleaning Service
Serving Beaumont, Port Arthur, and the Golden Triangle since 1980. 24/7 Repairs and Premier Lennox Installations.
- Affordable SERVICE
We take our cleaning responsibilities very seriously
Because they carry air from your central air conditioner and furnace within your home, your ductwork plays a critical role in your climate control system.
We will come to your home on time, work diligently to get the system cleaned out as thoroughly as possible and always leave your home at least as clean as it was when we arrived. If any issues arise during the cleaning process, we will keep the lines of communication open and always seek your approval before expanding the project.
After your ducts are cleaned, you should notice a cleaner smell in the air almost immediately and improved indoor air quality shortly thereafter. Residents with allergy and asthma should feel their symptoms subside fairly quickly, and if the duct system was impacting the efficiency of your forced-air systems, you will see the difference on your next utility bill.
With professional duct cleaning from Thermacon, you and your family will enjoy improved air quality at home for years to come.
- Air Conditioning Services
Complete Cooling Solutions
Whether you need a brand-new system or a quick fix on a hot day, our NATE-certified team delivers precision and peace of mind.
Cleaning
Cleaning
Residential Duct Cleaning
Residential Duct Cleaning
The Process
The Process
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How It Works
From the moment you call to the final handshake, we make restoring your comfort simple, transparent, and stress-free.
Schedule Your Way
Call our 24/7 hotline or book online in seconds.
Expert Diagnosis & Options
Our NATE-certified technician evaluates your system and explains the issue in plain English.
Precision Workmanship
Whether it’s a quick repair or a full system installation, we work efficiently and respect your property.
The Quality Check
We don't leave until the system is running perfectly.
Lennox Premier
Dealer
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Licensed, Bonded & Insured
45+ Years
Experience
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- areas we serve
Providing the Best Service to Beaumont, Orange, Port Arthur, TX and the Surrounding Areas
Proudly serving homeowners and businesses in the Golden Triangle and beyond.
- Beaumont
- Port Arthur
- Orange
- Nederland
- Lumberton
- Vidor
- Bridge City
- Port Neches
- Groves
- Silsbee
- Kountze
- Rose City
- Pinehurst
- Sour Lake
- West Orange
- Winnie
- Bolivar Peninsula
- Orange County
- frequently asked questions
FAQs
Have a different question? Give us a call at (409) 832-8686 and we’ll be happy to help.
What is the SEER Rating?
The SEER (seasonal energy efficiency ratio) is how the efficiency of your heating and cooling equipment is measured. The SEER is the amount of cooling your system will deliver per dollar spent on electricity, as compared to other systems. For example, a 3-ton unit may have a SEER efficiency rating of 13, 14, or 15. The higher the SEER the more efficient the system will be. The SEER rating of any given unit can range anywhere from 13 to 17.
Why is the SEER Rating on the energy guide different that what my dealer quoted?
Each split system cooling unit has a nominal SEER rating. This rating can be increased with the upgrade of the same series indoor unit. The SEER rating of a system is derived based on the combination of equipment installed in the home. The outdoor equipment (heat pump or air conditioner), as well as the indoor equipment (evaporator coil and furnace, or air handler), play a vital role in the total rating.
Why do I need regular (or preventive) HVAC maintenance?
Your heating and cooling systems work incredibly hard to perform their functions. The constant stopping, starting and general operation can wear down any machine. Proper care and maintenance help to keep these systems in optimum condition and ward off malfunction. By scheduling regular maintenance, you can maximize the life of your heating and cooling units and guard against many common equipment failures. Preventive maintenance inspections performed in spring for your AC and fall for your heater can uncover leaks, rust, rot, soot, frayed wires and corroded electrical contacts. Regular maintenance will ensure maximum efficiency and prevent other problems.
Which equipment requires regular (or preventive) maintenance?
All heating and cooling equipment require annual professional tuneup. Inspections on boilers and furnaces should include ductwork, pipes, dampers, valves, the chimney, registers, radiators, pumps, blowers, fuel lines and the oil tank. Heat pump and air conditioning unit inspections should also include an examination of the fan, compressor, indoor coils, outdoor coils, and refrigerant lines.
I need help troubleshooting a problem with my equipment.
The professionals at Thermacon Service are your troubleshooting experts, and we are glad to help you with any problem you may experience with your HVAC system. We provide informative blogs and articles on our website that address many common HVAC concerns. You may also call our office during normal business hours for more information. If you experience an HVAC crisis after hours, you can contact one of our on-call technicians for 24-7 emergency service.
What are the advantages of a programmable thermostat?
Programmable thermostats are more accurate and efficient than thermostats that contain mercury. With a programmable thermostat, you can program settings in advance so that you can control the temperature at different times of the day. You will never have to worry about remembering to adjust the settings manually. By scheduling your programmable thermostat to a higher or lower temperature based on your weekday work hours, you can save money on energy bills without sacrificing comfort. An iHome Services technician will gladly walk you through how to use your programmable thermostat.
What type of filter should I use? And how often should i replace it?
Standard filters work to keep your system and its ductwork clean, but they can only do so much to improve indoor air quality. A media air cleaner does a much better job of trapping small particles. It rests between the main return duct and the blower cabinet and will improve dust and particle removal up to seven times more effectively than a standard filter. Upgrading to a pleated media filter will remove everything from dust to airborne viruses from the filtered air. Always choose a filter that matches your blower’s capacity. For optimal efficiency and filtration, we recommend that you replace your disposable filters at least once a month. If you have washable filters, you should clean them once a month during periods of heavy use.
Why can't I find the correct size furnace filter at my local home improvement store?
Filters for your unit may be made specifically for its brand. These filters may be made of different or higher-quality materials than those of the disposable filters found in retail stores. Check with your local dealer to find the appropriate filter for your air conditioner. However, keep in mind that some filters are reusable, and can be washed by hand in cold water.
What size HVAC Equipment is right for my home?
Many factors affect the sizing and specifications of your system, including square footage, insulation, window surface and configuration, geographic location of your home, and duct sizing and arrangement. A technician from iHome Services can perform an in-home load analysis to determine which equipment combinations will perfectly suit your home and your family’s needs. Depending on the construction of your home, one (1) ton of air conditioning can cool anywhere from 300 to 800 square feet. You can ensure that the system you purchase is the right size and not smaller or larger than you require, by having your heating and cooling needs evaluated by a licensed professional.
What is the life expectancy of my unit?
HVAC systems last an average of 10 years. However, for your equipment, it may differ. Variables that affect life expectancy include the type of system, climate and the regularity of routine maintenance.