About Us

The lifespan of an HVAC system depends on various factors, including the type of system, how often it is maintained, and how well it is taken care of. However, most HVAC systems last between 10 and 15 years.

We offer a range of HVAC maintenance services, including filter replacement, duct cleaning, coil cleaning, refrigerant level checks, and more. Regular maintenance is essential to keep your HVAC system running efficiently and to prevent breakdowns.

When your heating and cooling system stops performing, you can trust Green Homes Services HVAC to diagnose and repair your unit at a reasonable price. Regardless of the make or model of your current system, our licensed, certified and insured technician will repair your equipment and recommend the very best solutions for your home or your business. 

Our Green Home technicians will assess your space and home requirements to recommend and help your choose the best system for your needs and budget.  Our licensed, certified and insured technicians will ensure the installation and replacement of your system is easy, convenient, professional, and complete.  They will remove the old system, install the new one, and test everything to ensure everything is functioning properly.

Indoor Air Quality is made up of three parts: Air Purity, Fresh-Air Ventilation, and Humidity. Our Green Home Service complete home solutions keep a focus on improving and maintaining safe and healthy levels of each of these three components to create the optimum indoor air quality conditions for your home or business.

• Change your air filters every 3 or 4 months and use HEPA filters.
• Keep heating and cooling systems working at uptimum levels with regular and seasonal maintenance plans/schedules.
• Install a high-quality, professional Air Purifier System.
• Make sure any air ducts in your home are clean and free of obstructions.
• Open your windows for 15-30 minutes each day to ventilate with fresh air.
• Use VOC-Free, eco-friendly and non-toxic paints and houshold cleaners.
• Turn on your stovetop's exhaust fan or open windows while cooking.
• Never smoke or vape indoors.
• Avoid allergens: take steps to control mold, dust, pet dander and dust mites. 
• Change or clean appliance and stovetop filters regularly.
• Reduce dampness: check for leaky pipes, pooled water, inspect low ventilation areas.
• Replace outdated heating systems as they can have a big impact on your air quality.
• Use indoor plants effectively and select plants that provide the best benefits.