FAQs

Our Solar energy solutions and HVAC services work hand-in-hand to increase the energy efficiency of your home. Our goal is to create a harmonious synergy between these two services to create a green, cost-effective environment at your home or office.

At Sunfire Solar, we offer extensive HVAC services focusing on high-efficiency, inverter-induced, high SEER heating, and cooling systems. Our aim is to provide high-quality, cost-effective heating and cooling solutions.

Yes, we provide tailored HVAC/Solar service packages based on individual needs. Each of our customers has unique requirements, and we customize our bundles to suit those specific needs.

There are several benefits to this, including cost savings and a whole-home design approach. We help you decrease energy usage, reduce your utility costs, and achieve balance in energy consumption.

Absolutely. We offer detailed one-on-one energy efficiency consultations at your home to customize our services according to your needs.

Yes, we can. We offer a range of solutions to improve your HVAC system, which, in turn, syncs well with your Solar setup, providing an energy-efficient environment at your home or office.

The process is simple and customizable based on your individual needs. We Plan, Execute, and Deliver hassle-free solutions based on your specific requirements and financial goals.

Solar systems are generally low-maintenance, but we offer ongoing services to ensure your system’s longevity and performance. These services include site checks, installing critter guards, troubleshooting, and monitoring.

Definitely. We provide detailed estimates on the potential savings based on your current consumption vs production. We help you understand the return on your investment and paint a realistic picture of your potential savings.

We will get back to you within 24 hours of receiving your query.

Yes! A heat pump is a two-in-one system that handles both heating and cooling. It can completely replace a furnace and an AC unit in most homes, especially in milder climates. For colder areas, we might recommend a dual-fuel system to give you the best of both worlds.

With regular maintenance, most heat pumps last about 10 to 15 years. Some can go even longer if they’re well taken care of. If your system is starting to need frequent repairs or isn’t running as efficiently as it used to, it might be time to start thinking about a replacement.

Absolutely. Today’s heat pumps are built to handle chilly temperaturess, and many models work great even when it drops below freezing. If you’re in a really cold area, we can recommend a cold-climate heat pump or add a backup heat source so you can stay warm no matter what.

To keep things running smoothly, we recommend servicing your heat pump twice a year – once before the summer heat kicks in, and once before the winter chill. Since your heat pump handles both heating and cooling, a little extra attention helps it stay efficient and problem-free all year long.