Faucet Repair & Replacement in Plano, TX
A dripping or malfunctioning faucet is frustrating and can disrupt your routine. Unfortunately, many homeowners don’t realize the extent of this plumbing issue until it is too late. You might be wasting hundreds of dollars on your leaky faucets. At GO Heating, Air & Plumbing, we offer fast, superior, and reliable faucet repair and replacement in Plano, TX, and the surrounding areas.
We are a team of certified and experienced plumbers who are dedicated to providing excellent customer service. We have the right tools and expertise needed to make sure your plumbing system works properly and smoothly.
Why Choose GO Heating, Air & Plumbing?
- On-Time, Same-Day Service
- Licensed, Highly-Skilled, & Friendly Plumbers
- 100% Customer Satisfaction
- Fully Stocked Trucks
- Upfront Pricing—No Hidden Charges
- Convenient and Affordable Financing Options
Prompt And Dependable Service From The Experts
We can repair and service all brands and models of faucets. You can trust us to get the job done accurately and on time. When you need emergency repairs, just call us and our plumbers will be there right away. We will expertly assess the situation and discuss your options whether it needs a replacement or repair.
Whether your faucet has a leak or serious damage, our experts can take care of it. Book a service at GO Heating, Air & Plumbing today! You may also call us directly at (972) 532-0008.
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Air Conditioning Repair Do I need to get my air conditioning filters cleaned by a professional?
You can typically inspect and clean the filters on the majority of wall hanging units and ducted return air on your own. It is advised that you clean your filters at least once a year and during periods of heavy consumption (like a hot summer). In conjunction with your regular general service, our professionals will also clean your filters for you.
My controller or thermostat isn't working.
Change the battery in your thermostat or controller as a first step in several fast solutions. If you are using a hand-held controller, be sure you are standing close to your system and that there is no obstruction in the path between the controller and the system. Avoid pressing the buttons quickly as this can overburden the controller’s tiny computer with commands. Instead, press the buttons slowly and thoughtfully. Contact us to schedule a call if you’re still having issues or if your controller is showing an error code.
Which AC unit size do I need in my home?
The size of air conditioner that will be ideal for your home depends on a number of factors. After learning how you plan to use your air conditioner and taking measurements of the rooms in your house that need heating and cooling, we can determine the best system for the task. This is all part of your obligation-free in-home consultation.
What is the Energy Efficiency Rating System?
The blue and red stars on air conditioners denote cooling and heating, respectively; the more stars, the more energy-efficient the air conditioner. On the label of some air conditioners, there is a specific “Super efficiency rating” that denotes the air conditioner’s increased efficiency.
Another significant detail printed on the label is:
Capacity Output kW – You can find out how much cooling or heating power the air conditioner has by looking at its capacity output kw.
Power Input kW – This informs you of the power consumption required to run the air conditioner; the lower the amount, the more effective.
My heating and cooling are both functional. Why should I service it?
To perform successfully and efficiently throughout their lifetime, the system needs routine maintenance. Regular maintenance should not be neglected because it can lead to decreased performance, greater energy use, and a higher risk of malfunction.
To guarantee a long life system, routine maintenance is essential. For all new hydronic and air conditioning systems, we advise a general service once a year, and twice a year for older systems.
