Certified Comfort Specialists
Certified Comfort Specialists | Ventilation and Air Quality | Heating and Air Conditioning | Calhoun
When Calhoun homeowners call HEP’s Certified Comfort Specialists, they’re inviting in a team that treats every room like the heart of the home. Our licensed experts combine state-of-the-art diagnostics with old-fashioned Southern courtesy, fine-tuning furnaces, heat pumps, and ductwork so your family breathes easier and your utility bills breathe lighter. From whisper-quiet air handlers to hospital-grade filtration, we design solutions that balance temperature, humidity, and freshness in one seamless system focused on ventilation and air quality.
Whether you’re battling Georgia’s sticky summers, chilly snaps, or allergens that ride the I-75 breeze, we’re ready 24/7 with precision repairs, custom installs, and maintenance plans that keep comfort constant. Schedule a visit today and see why “Happy HEP” isn’t just our name—it’s how we leave every customer feeling after we boost their home’s safety, efficiency, and pure, invigorating air.
FAQs
What does it mean to be a Certified Comfort Specialist?
A Certified Comfort Specialist is a technician who has completed advanced manufacturer and industry training in heating, air conditioning, ventilation, and indoor air quality. Our specialists are licensed in Georgia, NATE-certified, and trained to follow ACCA (Air Conditioning Contractors of America) design and installation standards. This ensures every system we design or service in Calhoun meets strict performance, safety, and efficiency guidelines.
How do Calhoun’s climate conditions affect my ventilation and indoor air quality needs?
Calhoun experiences hot, humid summers and cool, damp winters. High humidity can promote mold growth and musty odors, while winter months often lead to stale indoor air as homes stay closed up. Proper ventilation balances indoor humidity, removes excess moisture and contaminants, and brings in fresh air year-round. Our comfort specialists evaluate local weather data, home size, and lifestyle factors to recommend the right combination of mechanical ventilation, dehumidification, and filtration for Calhoun homes.
What ventilation and air purification options do you install or service?
We offer a full range of IAQ solutions, including energy-recovery ventilators (ERVs), heat-recovery ventilators (HRVs), whole-house dehumidifiers, HEPA filtration systems, UV-C germicidal lamps, and MERV-rated media filters. We also install smart thermostats with built-in IAQ monitoring and high-efficiency ductless mini-splits with integrated filtration. Our team sizes each device to your home’s airflow requirements and ensures compatibility with existing HVAC equipment.
How often should my HVAC and ventilation systems be serviced or cleaned?
For most Calhoun homes, we recommend two HVAC tune-ups per year—one in spring for cooling equipment and one in fall for heating components. Ventilation devices such as ERVs/HRVs should be inspected and have their cores and filters cleaned at least annually. Ductwork should be visually inspected every 2–3 years and professionally cleaned if you notice dust buildup, mold, or airflow issues. Regular maintenance preserves efficiency, extends equipment life, and keeps indoor air quality high.
Can improving indoor air quality lower my energy bills?
Yes. Balanced ventilation and proper humidity control help your heating and cooling systems operate more efficiently. For example, removing excess moisture reduces the latent cooling load on your air conditioner in summer, allowing it to cycle less often. High-efficiency filters keep coils and blowers cleaner, maintaining peak airflow and reducing energy waste. Many homeowners see 5–15 % energy savings after implementing IAQ upgrades such as ERVs, sealed ductwork, or whole-house dehumidifiers.
Do you offer emergency HVAC and air quality services in Calhoun?
Absolutely. We provide 24/7 emergency repair for heating, cooling, and ventilation systems throughout the Calhoun area, including weekends and holidays. Our technicians arrive with fully stocked service vehicles to diagnose and fix most issues on the spot—whether it’s a failed blower motor, refrigerant leak, or ventilator malfunction. We also offer same-day indoor air quality testing if you suspect carbon monoxide, high particulate levels, or mold contamination.