Furnace Repair – Heater Service – HVAC Repair

THERE’S A BETTER WAY TO STAY WARM, KANSAS CITY.

Sometimes it feels like our region invented extreme weather. That’s why you need an efficient heating, ventilation and air conditioning system that works. Every time you need it. Regardless of the season.

This site contains a list of the best residential HVAC companies in Kansas and Missouri. Companies who put your comfort and budget first by proudly offering the latest Samsung® and Bosch® solutions available today. Whether you need a unit repaired, replaced or maintained, these locally owned companies have the experts you want to get the job done right.

Find a Certified Dealer Now And Get Cool Today!

Loading Locator Software...

WE CAN HELP.

CONTROLLING YOUR COMFORT STARTS HERE.

Refrigerant lines. Funny noises. Evaporator coils. Tripped breakers. Condensing units. Furnace repair can get confusing pretty quickly. That’s why a trained, licensed, heater service company is your best bet when it comes to fixing your home comfort problems. All you need to do is decide what type of help you want and when you want it. It’s that easy.

BOOK IT

Ready to fix your problem? Schedule your appointment here.

Get Started

NEED INFO

Looking for a specific HVAC
service? Find it here.

Get Started

FIND HELP

Looking for a local HVAC company?
Find certified, available experts here.

Get Started

FLEXIBLE FINANCING IS AVAILABLE, TOO.

Life comes at you fast if you’re not expecting it. Not everyone plans on a major repair need or equipment replacement. That’s why our dealers all offer special financing programs to make things a little easier to handle. They will help you find flexible, simple, affordable financing solutions (with approved credit) that works with any budget.

ABOUT

NSC Applied Products Group is a regional design consultancy, specification representative and distributor for both Samsung and Bosch HVAC. We specialize in supporting the contractor and design community in the application of inverter-driven single and multi-zone heating and cooling systems for buildings of all sizes.

Starting and running a business is hard work. That’s why we proudly support our local Kansas City-area HVAC partners as much as possible and this website represents one of those ways. The dollars you spend on local business is supporting more people than you see and we’re honored to help you connect with them here.

CONFUSED?

It happens all the time. The moment our HVAC system starts showing signs of trouble, we panic. “Great” we sarcastically mumble as we start wondering about the issue and, more importantly, the repair costs. But not all issues are expensive to fix and several can even be avoided with a little effort.

Below you’ll find the resources you need to get informed, educated and updated on the most common HVAC questions, problems and solutions.

BE AN INFORMED HOMEOWNER.

COOL AIR YOU CAN ACTUALLY SEE

It’s one thing to hear about the great advances in air conditioning technology, but it’s something else entirely to see them in action. Thermochromatic Paper is one way to do that; it’s a heat-sensitive material that changes color when the temperature changes. It’s also proves inverter-driven technology is a real game-changer.

Learn More

INVERTER-DRIVEN COMPRESSORS

Few things have changed the air conditioning industry more than the arrival of inverter-driven technology. These systems are scientifically proven to cool faster, run quieter and be more efficient that traditional air conditioners. That means they’re more comfortable, less bothersome and save you money in the long run.

Learn More

DUCTLESS VS. CENTRAL AIR

The typical family spends nearly $2,000 per year on home energy bills. Much of that money, however, is wasted on inefficient heating and cooling systems. When the time comes to replace yours, there are two paths to consider: central air or a ductless mini-split system. Here’s where you can learn about both.

Learn More

HELPFUL TIPS + TRICKS

Many expensive HVAC problems start as small, inexpensive issues that grow over time. The best way to avoid a breakdown is to have your system inspected, cleaned and tuned at least once a year. You can also prolong the life and improve the efficiency of your system by doing a few simple things yourself throughout the year.

Learn More

GOOD | BETTER | BEST OPTIONS

The world is filled with options. Some are good, some are better and some represent the very best in a certain situation. Any reputable HVAC company will provide you with several alternatives to solving your specific problem. If they don’t, ask for them. If they still won’t provide you options, find someone else.

Learn More

SEER VS. AFUE VS. BTU?

We’ll admit it. The HVAC industry can be a confusing maze of head-scratching acronyms and incomprehensible abbreviations. If you’re in the market for a new heating and cooling system, knowing a few key terms will help you make the right decision for your home.

Learn More

COMMON HVAC QUESTIONS & PROBLEMS

“What’s the big deal with inverter-driven compressors?”Admin2021-01-23T06:11:22+00:00

“What’s the big deal with inverter-driven compressors?”

You’ve experienced it before—the blast of freezing air that comes flying out of your older air conditioning system once the room temperature drops below a certain level. When the room returns to the desired temperature, the system turns off…until it turns on again later to repeat the process.

This happens because traditional systems use something called a fixed-speed compressor (with an emphasis on the words “fixed speed”). It has two speeds: on and off. It’s either running at 100% or not at all. This can create uncomfortable temperature swings as well as put a strain on your air conditioner as it struggles to maintain a constant temperature.

Inverter-driven compressors, on the other hand, are much different.

For starters, they can work at a wide range of speeds. They are almost always running in the background, adjusting in real time to ensure a consistent temperature. If your room is a comfortable 73 degrees, your compressor may slow down just enough to maintain that pleasant temperature. On the other hand, if you’re room is a blistering 95 degrees the inverter will push the compressor into high gear to cool things as quickly as possible.

In other words, inverter-driven air conditioners provide several benefits over older fixed-speed air conditioning units.

1. They’re more efficient.

Inverter technology can reduce the amount of energy used by an air conditioner or heat pump by 30%-50%. Instead of running full blast and then turning off, inverter-driven compressors run at a lower capacity for longer periods of time, decreasing the number of starts and stops.

2. They’re quieter.

Because the compressor ramps up gradually and only at the minimum speed, it reduces the sudden change in noise traditional air conditioners make when starting up. The noise made while inverter-driven compressors are running is also reduced when running at less than 100% capacity. You essentially get more consistent, lower noise levels which are less noticeable and bothersome.

3. They’re more comfortable.

The biggest benefit for many. Instead of wrestling with fluxuating temperature swings, inverters keep the temperature steady. It calculates exactly what speed the compressor should run at to keep your room at a set temperature. Because they’re almost always running in the background, they also do a great job of removing humidity from the air.

“The upstairs bedroom always seems too hot or cold.”Admin2021-01-23T06:25:00+00:00

“The upstairs bedroom always seems too hot or cold.”

A frequent problem. One portion of the home feels comfortable while another portion is too hot or too cold. Most two-story or multi-level homes suffer from uneven heating or cooling because heat rises and upper levels usually feel warmer than lower ones.

One way to fix the issue is to install a zoned heating and cooling system. While a central air conditioning system can be used for temperature zoning (by using electonically controlled dampers in your ductwork), the more innovative ductless mini split system is specifically designed for this type of situation.

With a ductless mini split system, the temperature in each zone is independently controlled with a designated thermostat or remote controller. Some models can be regulated through a free, downloadable app on your smart phone. This allows you to easily set different temperature levels in different rooms. You can even turn on or off the indoor unit in each room without impacting the comfort level throughout the rest of the home.

A single-zone system (or 1:1 system) means a single room uses a single ductless system—one indoor unit works with one outdoor unit. A multi-zone system (or 2:1 system) connects two or more indoor units to the oudoor unit.

The outdoor unit is basically the compressor/condenser. While they vary in capacity, they all look the same. The indoor units, on the other hand, come in all shapes, styles, characteristics and capabilities. You can mount them on a wall, the ceiling or just a few inches from the door.

A ductless system will give you the precise temperature control and customized comfort along with powerful cooling and heating. In other words, you won’t need blankets downstairs and fans upstairs.

“My energy bills are through the roof.”Admin2021-01-23T06:25:45+00:00

“My energy bills are through the roof.”

Welcome to the club millions of Americans are unfortunately members of. Heating and cooling space within a home are some of of the largest energy expenses any homeowner deals with. In fact, the US Department of Energy says 42% of your monthly utility bill is for heating your home.

While there are a few common-sense tips you can follow to lower that bill (cleaning or replacing filters on a regular basis, turning off appliances when not in use or opening/shutting shades on the south-facing windows in your home), there’s actually a much easier way to save money in the long run.

Installing a high-efficiency Bosch or Samsung system can drastically lower your monthly utility bill. Both use something called a variable speed inverter-driven compressor. The variable speed controls allow the compressor to operate at precisely the speed needed to generate the cooling and heating your home needs—nothing more, nothing less. This leads to increased efficiency, which will lower your monthly bills.

If you’re interested in certified efficiency, ask your local HVAC company about the ENERGY STAR® program. Any HVAC unit that has the ENERGY STAR label has been certified by the US government to deliver quality, performance and savings.

“My outdoor unit is so loud it’s hard to sit outside on the patio.”Admin2021-01-23T06:26:22+00:00

“My outdoor unit is so loud it’s hard to sit outside on the patio.”

There’s nothing quite like the American backyard. The brisket (fat side up) is on the smoker. Kabobs are on the grill. The beer is cold, the wine is smooth, friends are on their way over and it’s shaping up to be a great night. Unfortunately you won’t spend it entertaining outside because your outdoor A/C unit is just too loud.

Sound familiar?

All HVAC units make noise when running; they’re typically large machines with a lot of moving parts. But there are alternatives to consider that will dramatically decrease your noise issue.

Both Samsung and Bosch have meticulously designed their ultra-quiet systems to minimize sound levels (both inside and outside the home). We’re talking sound levels as low as 56 dB. Almost whisper-quiet, they can be installed in any room without worrying about excessive noise and the outdoor units are significantly quieter than traditional condensing units. That means you can put them in the most convenient location outside (right next to the patio or even a window).

You want to feel your HVAC working. Not necessarily hear it.