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Excessive dust is among the most common indoor air quality complaints from homeowners throughout the St. Louis metro area. As a locally owned and operated HVAC company serving St. Louis families for years, we’ve helped countless homeowners solve their dust problems. Unlike national HVAC chains that might offer one-size-fits-all solutions, our experienced technicians take the …
We’re not just another service provider—we’re your neighbors, committed to keeping St. Louis homes comfortable throughout every season. When your heating or cooling system breaks down in the middle of a St. Louis summer heat wave or winter cold snap, who you call matters more than you might think. While those national HVAC chains with …
Don’t let another season of high energy bills pass by. Invest in your home’s efficiency and comfort with St. Louis’s trusted HVAC experts. In St. Louis, where we experience both scorching summers and frigid winters, your HVAC system works overtime to keep your home comfortable year-round. But this comfort often comes with a steep price …
At Thomas Hoffmann Air Conditioning & Heating, we specialize in heat pump maintenance, repair, and installation for homeowners across St. Louis and surrounding areas. A heat pump is one of the most energy-efficient ways to heat and cool your home year-round. However, regular maintenance is essential to keep it running at peak performance. Whether you …
Tired of dry winter air? Our team will help you choose the right system for your home and ensure it’s properly integrated with your existing HVAC setup. Winter in St. Louis can be harsh, with cold temperatures and dry air that can make your home uncomfortable. If you’ve noticed dry skin, static electricity, or even …
Our furnace tune-ups, CO detector installations, and emergency heating repairs help ensure your home is warm and your family is safe all winter. We’ve experienced cold weather this winter in St. Louis, and as we continue to, we rely heavily on our heating systems. However, with increased furnace use comes an often-overlooked danger—carbon monoxide (CO) …