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   AREAS WE SERVE:

EQUIPMENT WE SERVICE, REPAIR,
SELL & INSTALL:

Heater
heating equipment
furnace
heat pump
air conditioner
air conditioning equipment
cooling equipment
condenser
evaporator coil
compressor
humidifier
dehumidifier
programmable thermostat
indoor air purifier
5" media filter
steam humidifier
insulation
high-efficiency equipment
emergency ceiling savers
thermostat

WE SERVICE ALL MAKES
AND MODELS INCLUDING:

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AND MORE!

AND MORE!

Metro Atlanta
North Atlanta
Alpharetta
Auburn
Berkeley Lake
Braselton
Brookhaven
Buckhead
Buford
Chamblee
Clarkston
Cumming
Dacula
Decatur
Doraville
Duluth
Dunwoody
Flowery Branch
Gainesville
Grayson

Hoschton
Johns Creek
Lawrenceville
Lilburn
Loganville
Marietta
Norcross
Oakwood
Roswell
Sandy Springs
Smyrna
Snellville
Stone Mountain
Sugar Hill
Suwanee
Tucker
Vinings
Virginia Highlands
Winder

If you do not see your area listed here, call us to see if we serve your area.

American Standard
Amana
Aprilaire
Arcoaiare
Bryant
Carrier
Comfortmaker
Copeland
EverRest
GE, General Electric
Goodman
Heil

Honeywell
Janitrol
Lennox
Luxaire
Payne
Rheem
Rinnai
Ruud
Tappan
Tempstar
Trane
York

We believe Cool Max is the "Number 1" HVAC Contractor to come to your rescue in Atlanta!

Cool Max to the RESCUE!

Cool Max is a member in good standing with the Better Business Bureau. If you are looking for a dependable Furnace Contractor in the Atlanta area call Cool Max.

Most Common Heating Problems are:

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CALL COOL MAX TODAY AND EXPERIENCE THE DIFFERENCE!

1) My furnace or heat pump will not come on. My furnace blower will not come on.

If your furnace or heat pump will not come on the first thing to do is check the thermostat. Make sure the settings are set on the "Heat" mode. Also make sure that the temperature setting is higher than the room temperature. If the thermostat is not responding, you might check to see if the batteries in your thermostat need replacing. (Not all thermostats require batteries.) If your thermostat does not seem to be the problem, check your electrical panel and make sure none of the breakers have been tripped. The next thing to check is the safety on/off switch located near the furnace. In most cases it looks like a light switch. Make sure it is in the on position. Another thing to check is to make sure the door to the furnace on closed properly. If you have to open the door to change the filter and you do not close it properly, it will not allow the furnace to turn on. If you have a heat pump, then check the disconnect box outside and make sure it is on.

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Cool Max, Inc.

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Common Heater Problems

Common Furnace or Heat Pump Problems in the Atlanta Metro Area

RADIANT BARRIER

GEOTHERMAL HEATING & COOLING

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INSULATION

REPLACEMENT WINDOWS

HUMIDITY CONTROL

SOLAR AIR CONDITIONING

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Cool Max is a local, family-owned business that specializes in servicing and repairing furnaces & heat pumps in the Metro Atlanta area. Keeping your equipment serviced twice a year will help extend the life of your HVAC equipment and also help prevent a break-down of your heating equipment on that coldest day when you need it the most.

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Frozen Heat Pump

2) My pilot light will not come on or my burners will not fire up.

Once again, start with your thermostat. Make sure it is in "Heat" mode or set to auto. If the thermostat gets changed to "fan on" and the temperature setting is not higher than the room temperature, the fan will blow, but the heat will not turn on. Most late mode furnaces have electronic lighters for the gas and do not have a standing pilot light.

3) My heat pump is frozen up or my heat pump has ice on it.

If your heat pump looks like the one in the picture, cut your system off and call a service technician to come service your unit. Several things can cause this to happen. Two of the most common causes are 1) low on refrigerant, or 2) faulty defrost control board.

4) My heat pump is blowing cold air.

A heat pump puts out less heat than a gas furnace. If the outdoor temperature is 30 degrees, then the heat pump system may put out around 92 degree air. On the other hand, a furnace will typically put out between 130 to 140 degrees. On really cold days, the heat pump will require emergency heat or electric heat strips to supplement heat. If the air feels cold, the best thing to do is to get a thermometer and check to see what the actual temperature is. Your heat pump serves as your air conditioner in the summer months, so check your thermostat to make sure it is in heating mode and not cooling mode. If the thermostat is on the proper settings and cold air is still blowing, then call Cool Max to schedule a service technician to come see what is wrong.