From Heating and Cooling to Fireplace Service, ComfortAire Is the Top Choice in Wisconsin Rapids and Stevens Point
When you find a heating and cooling company that cares about your health and comfort as much as you do, you become a customer for life. That’s exactly why homeowners in the Wisconsin Rapids and Stevens Point area have chosen ComfortAire Heating Cooling Fireplaces since 1999.
Our experts are knowledgeable, reputable, and experienced in providing honest work at a fair price. With our team, you can trust there’s no hidden agenda—just a friendly team of experts that excels at all heating, cooling, air quality, and fireplace services. Call us today at 715-325-3969 in Wisconsin Rapids or 715-342-0911 in Stevens Point.
Heating Services
Our expert technicians install and repair all types of heating systems, including furnaces, boilers, and outdoor boilers.
Cooling Services
Air conditioner, heat pump, and ductless service are our specialties—count on us for installation, repair, and maintenance.
Air Quality Services
Invest in a humidifier, dehumidifier, air purifier, air ventilator, or zoning system to improve your home comfort.
Refrigeration Services
Local restaurants, schools, and supermarkets trust our commercial refrigeration technicians for outstanding service.
Fireplace Services
From gas fireplaces to wood stoves, our hearth professionals maintain a high level of safety at every job
Maintain Healthy Indoor Air With Help From ComfortAire
Along with heating and cooling, your home’s indoor air quality is incredibly important. Everyday activities like cooking and cleaning can add dirt, dust, steam, and other airborne contaminants that, if left unchecked, could harm your health and comfort.
Our experts aim to fix those problems too—systems like air purifiers, cleaners, and UV lights can help get rid of indoor pollution and keep you and your family healthy. We’re also one of the few heating and cooling companies that still performs duct cleanings, which can help clean out pollutants that have settled in your vents.
Servicing Homes From Wisconsin Rapids to Stevens Point
For more than 27 years, we’ve helped thousands of homeowners stay safe and comfortable throughout Central Wisconsin. Check to see if we service your area here—and call us at 715-325-3969 in Wisconsin Rapids or 715-342-0911 in Stevens Point. You can also contact us online.
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FAQs
Yes! In addition to repairing everything from leaks to loss of cooling power, our experts also provide routine maintenance to help prevent those issues in the first place. This is also another great way to boost your unit’s efficiency.
Yes—make sure your fireplace, stove, or insert is properly installed and vented to prevent any carbon monoxide risk.
The answer depends on what you want the fan to do. To keep energy costs down, the “auto” setting is best because it runs your fan to maintain the temperature set on your thermostat.
If you prefer a more consistent airflow and temperature, set the fan to “on”. This setting will also help keep more filtered air circulating throughout your home—which can benefit those with bad allergies or asthma.
Ask us for help in determining the size. Today’s air conditioners are more efficient than older models and don’t need to be as large to deliver the same benefits. We can calculate the best size for your home.
If your system is older than 10 years and in need of frequent repair, it’s probably time. Replacement should also be considered when major repairs are needed.
Commercial refrigerators use a lot of energy, so it makes sense to wonder if you’re doing everything you can to boost its efficiency. The best way to know is to determine whether your unit has the ENERGY STAR label. Typically, refrigerators that do are about 20 percent more efficient than those that don’t. You can also look into dehumidification filters or interior plastic curtains to help control moisture, keep cool air inside, and decrease your energy usage as a whole.
Hardwoods like oak, hickory, and sugar maple burn the best. However, the wood’s age is what’s most important—use wood that has been cut for six months to prevent creosote buildup and ensure proper operation.
Ductless or zoning systems are effective in keeping individual rooms or areas comfortable without wasting energy. They can be installed on almost any wall for quiet, even room temperatures. Contact us today to see if these systems are right for your home.
The average life is between 10 and 15 years. Life expectancy can hinge on the amount of usage, how well your air conditioner is maintained, and the climate.
Depending on the age and energy efficiency of your current furnace, the answer is probably yes. Remember, the higher the Annual Fuel Utilization Efficiency (AFUE) rating, the more you’ll save on energy costs.
It could be as simple as the temperature being set lower than normal. Double check the thermostat—and even turn it down a couple degrees to see if it’s getting power. Dirty condenser coils could also be to blame. If that’s the case, find the coils (usually behind a grate on top of or below the unit itself) and remove as much dust and debris as you can.
Yes! Maintenance and care are crucial to the safety, efficiency, and life of your fireplace, stove, or insert. Routine inspections every year ensure your hearth product is burning at maximum efficiency and extends the life of your unit.
Excessive dust could come from dirty ductwork. That’s why we recommend having your ducts professionally cleaned every five to seven years. Installing an air purifier can also help clear excessive dust.
Unit age and energy costs are the two biggest signs that your system needs replacing. If your current A/C is 10 or more years old or needs frequent repairs—or your energy bills are sky high—it’s probably time to upgrade it.
It’s a comfortable way to heat your home with warm water that circulates through specially designed tubing installed within the floor. The heat radiates up through the floor, warming people and objects in the room. Unlike traditional heating systems, radiant heat warms the floor’s surface and surrounding objects instead of heating the moving air. One of the key advantages is decreased air circulation and the spreading of airborne pollutants.
Like most things, it depends on what you need the unit for. Reach-in coolers are usually the most common, perfect for storing food and other perishable items in bars and restaurants. Walk-in coolers are much bigger, ideal for housing bulk supplies at safe temperatures. Or, if you need smaller units, you could opt for undercounter or bar coolers. When in doubt, ask a ComfortAire expert to help you decide
We don’t recommend it—it’s a messy, dangerous job that requires proper tools and training. Call one of our pros for a cleaning and inspection that guarantees safe and proper fireplace operation.
Ideally, your home’s humidity levels should fall between 30 and 50 percent. The easiest way to balance those levels is with a whole-home humidifier or dehumidifier. These systems can help ease problems associated with improper indoor humidity such as dry and itchy skin, allergies and colds, and even static electricity.
It could be due to low refrigerant, bad air flow, or a busted fan. If you find ice on your unit, it’s best to have one of ComfortAire’s experts repair it—continued improper use could damage the compressor and force costly repairs.
Routine maintenance should be done once a year. Most homeowners schedule service in early fall so their systems are ready for the upcoming winter, but it can be done at any time of the year. We recommend getting it done earlier in the year to get ahead of the late-season rush.
Most of the time, the reasons for a freezer not working properly are the same as a non-cooling refrigerator. They include a faulty or incorrect thermostat, dirty or dusty coils, bad door seals, or an air duct that’s out of position. The good news is that no matter the culprit, ComfortAire is here to help.
An electric fireplace is the safest and least expensive—plus, it doesn’t emit pollutants and is actually cool to the touch. Gas fireplaces are more expensive but burn cleaner than wood models. Those wood-burning inserts cost the most and produce more pollutant emissions but win when it comes to overall ambience and charm.
No. Air cleaners filter the air to remove contaminants such as dust and secondhand smoke. In comparison, air purifiers capture and kill airborne contaminants using negative ions or ultraviolet (UV) lights. Simply put, air cleaners filter the air, air purifiers sanitize it.
Just like your heating system, your air conditioner needs a yearly clean and check. Schedule a routine appointment in the spring, just before the warmer weather arrives, to make sure it’s ready for the season.
If you have a standard one-inch filter, replace it once every one to three months—or more often if you have pets or smokers in the house. High-efficiency filters can be changed less often—swap them out once every six to 12 months for best air quality.
If you grill often and are tired of running out of propane, consider running a gas line directly to your grill—it’s a cheaper and much more convenient option. Likewise, adding a gas starter and line to an outdoor firepit makes starting bonfires easy. It also shuts off immediately, so you don’t have to worry about putting out a fire.
There are several products that can help, depending on what you’re allergic to. For example, air cleaners can remove up to 95 percent of dust and pet dander in your home. Air purifiers use UV lights to kill viruses, bacteria, mold, pollen, and more.
When running your A/C, both fan settings do different things. Setting it to “auto” will help you keep cooling costs at a minimum, as the fan only runs when needed to hit your set temperature. For more consistent temperatures and uninterrupted airflow, set the switch to “on.”
ComfortAire’s techs will walk you through your options when it’s time for a replacement. For optimal energy efficiency, your heating system should be sized according to your unique home—it will run the appropriate cycles to properly heat every nook and cranny in the house. Our techs will measure your layout, find the right size, and explain your options before installing it.
Check the basics before calling a professional to repair your A/C. That includes testing the batteries in your thermostat, changing your air filter, checking for a blown fuse, and making sure your system is set to “cool.” If you check those boxes and still aren’t getting cool air, call our experts for help.
With regular maintenance, an average furnace lasts anywhere from 15 to 20 years. However, that lifespan can vary depending on what type of furnace you have, how often you have it cleaned and checked, and how tough the winters have been.
There are many factors that can affect the energy consumption of your home, including ductwork leakage and overall ductwork condition. We have ductwork and sheet metal capabilities and offer duct cleaning, duct sealing, air duct repair, and sheet metal installation for a variety of duct systems.
Conventional water heaters are the most common water heater in use today. Tankless heaters don’t contain a storage tank like conventional water heaters do. Instead, a gas burner or an electric element heats the water only when there’s a demand for hot water. In comparison, a conventional water heater consumes energy even when no hot water is being used. ComfortAire can help you with the pros and cons so that you can find the right system for your home.
Check to see if your thermostat is set too high or too low. If you’re uncomfortable, call us for help.
There are many factors that can affect the energy consumption of your home, including ductwork leakage and overall ductwork condition. We have ductwork and sheet metal capabilities and offer duct cleaning, duct sealing, air duct repair, and sheet metal installation for a variety of duct systems.
Check the circuit breaker box or electrical panel. Are the breakers in the ON position? Check that your thermostat is ON and set to COOL.
Check to see if your thermostat is set too high or too low. If you’re uncomfortable, call us for help.
Are any of your gas valves set to OFF? If so, call us. Check to see if your system is turned on and plugged in. Check the circuit breakers. Check that the thermostat is on and set to heat. Finally, check the furnace filter to see if it’s blocked. If nothing works, call us for help.
