9 Best HVAC Contractors in LA (2024), Springfield 70462

Inexpensive HVAC

(27.61 Miles from Springfield, LA)

Rating: 91

Englade's A/C and Heating Verified Pro

Mandeville, LA (27.61 Miles from Springfield, LA)

Heating And Cooling

(1465.83 Miles from Springfield, LA)

Rating: 88

Calls By Brand - HVAC Verified Pro

Las Vegas, NV (1465.83 Miles from Springfield, LA)

Inexpensive Cooling

Rating: 93

Air Coil Air Conditioning

200 W Jake Dr, Hammond, LA

Time in business: 20 years years
Licensed

Professional Air Conditioning

Rating: 62

Demco Commercial Building Svcs

781 Highway 10, Greensburg, LA

Inexpensive Cooling

Rating: 69

Linwood Air

14 Silman Ave, Hammond, LA

HVAC Companies

Rating: 65

One Hour Heating & Air

16068 Lamonte Dr, Hammond, LA

HVAC Repair

Rating: 63

FRESH AIR SVC

42748 MIKE COOPER RD, Ponchatoula, LA

HVAC Cooling

Rating: 61

E H BERNER'S REFRIGERATION

18885 WEINBERGER RD, Ponchatoula, LA

HVAC Professional

Rating: 63

QUALITY AIR CONDITIONING RPR

29695 BANKSTON RD S, Albany, LA

Recent Requests near Springfield, LA

Ducts & Vents

Linda G. Gonzales, LA

In manufactured one bedroom home to help remove cigarette smoke odors

Central Heating

Andrew E. Baker, LA

Currently have forced air LP gas furnace. Wondering if I can have inspection on current system duct work to get a quote on having system redone properly for even air distribution throughout house. Would like a cost for a new A/C and installation. Also, would like a quote on getting tie into furnace for alternate air source. Currently having radon test in basement and wondering about cost to have ventilation system in the event that one is needed.

Ducts & Vents

Julie B. Denham Springs, LA

The duct work from furnace to first floor registers will be removed. I need an estimate to replace (not remove) duct work from basement furnace to first floor (4-5 registers, probably 1100 square feet first floor).

Central Heating

Darin A. Gonzales, LA

Need a central heating/air upstairs

Ducts & Vents

Kristen U. Baton Rouge, LA

I have a toe kick heater in my kitchen which is no longer turning on. I'm not sure if this is the reason alone, but now I am having trouble getting the temperature above 65 degrees downstairs even after setting the thermostat to 80 degrees. I have zoned heating - two zones - upstairs and downstairs. Natural gas.