When your AC stops cooling or your heating system isn’t keeping your home comfortable, D&R Home Service is here to help. We provide heating and cooling services in Anne Arundel County, MD, including repairs, installations, and maintenance. With over 20 years of experience and 24/7 emergency service, today to schedule your HVAC service.
An air conditioner that runs all day without cooling or a furnace that suddenly stops heating can make any day difficult. D&R Home Service offers heating and cooling services in Anne Arundel County, MD, for homeowners and businesses dealing with equipment failures, poor airflow, and inconsistent indoor temperatures. With over 20 years of HVAC experience, we provide repairs, installations, replacements, and seasonal maintenance for compatible systems.
A working heating and cooling system makes a difference in every season. During summer, your air conditioner needs to keep indoor temperatures comfortable, while winter brings greater demand for furnaces, boilers, and heat pumps. Regular servicing, timely repairs, and properly installed equipment can help prevent unexpected interruptions.
D&R Home Service is an experienced HVAC contractor serving Anne Arundel County, bringing over 20 years of industry experience to residential and commercial properties. Whether you need air conditioning repair, heating system installation, or preventive HVAC maintenance, our technicians inspect the equipment, identify existing problems, and recommend the work needed to improve its performance.
Humid summer weather can place extra demand on your cooling equipment. If the house takes too long to cool, the outdoor condenser makes unusual noises, or moisture collects around the indoor unit, your AC system may need inspection. Our air conditioning services cover the work needed to keep compatible cooling equipment operating properly.
Winter temperatures put heating equipment to work for long periods. A furnace may struggle with ignition, a boiler may lose circulation, or a heat pump may have trouble completing its defrost cycle. Our heating services in Anne Arundel County cover compatible residential and commercial equipment, from troubleshooting to new installations.
Heating and cooling equipment affects temperature, but ventilation, filtration, and moisture levels also influence indoor conditions. Our indoor air quality services in Anne Arundel County include compatible equipment designed to address airborne particles, dry air, excess humidity, and air exchange.
Heating and cooling needs vary between residential and commercial buildings. A house may use a single split-system air conditioner and furnace, while a commercial property may have multiple zones, packaged equipment, or more demanding operating schedules.
Our residential HVAC services cover compatible central air systems, furnaces, boilers, heat pumps, and ductless mini-splits. We assist with equipment breakdowns, seasonal inspections, and planned upgrades.
For business properties, our commercial HVAC services in Anne Arundel County include working with compatible heating and cooling equipment in offices, retail spaces, and other commercial environments.
Don’t wait until your heating or cooling system stops working completely. If you’re noticing unusual noises, weak airflow, or inconsistent temperatures, D&R Home Service can inspect the equipment and recommend the next step. From repairs to new installations, we’re available to help you get your home or business comfortable again.
A clogged filter, frozen evaporator coil, refrigerant leak, faulty capacitor, or compressor problem may reduce cooling. A professional inspection can identify the specific cause.
Most heating and cooling systems benefit from annual professional maintenance. Heat pumps used throughout the year may benefit from inspections before both heating and cooling seasons.
Short cycling can result from restricted airflow, thermostat problems, overheating, or equipment sizing issues. A technician can investigate the cause.
Leaks, expansion vessel problems, pressure relief valve issues, and other system faults can contribute to pressure loss. The cause depends on the boiler configuration.
Many heat pumps provide both heating and cooling. Equipment suitability depends on the building's heating load, insulation, climate, and system configuration.
