Mainline Heating & Air COND

read moreWe've been providing reliable air AC services and products for the greater Birmingham, Alabama area since 1989. We tell you that only to say we've seen pretty much any issue a unit or system can throw at us, so we can handle almost any air conditioning repair or replacement you may need. On top of that, we are committed to providing the best value and best service in town. Mainline Heating & Air Conditioning is both a Trane Comfort Specialist Dealer and an Alabama Power Superior Solutions Dealer.

read moreSince 1989, we have provided dependable heating and ac service and quality products to our Birmingham, Pelham, Alabaster and Jefferson/Shelby county area customers. Our quality products include air conditioners, heat pumps, gas furnaces, air handlers, package units, home generators, tankless hot water heaters, UV lights, humidifiers, filtering systems, and dehumidifiers. We are uniquely qualified to help you select the comfort system that best fits your home and your budget. Our technicians are at your service from 7:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday.

read morePreventative maintenance is hands down the best way to keep your house comfortable, extend the life of your units, and save money. You go to the dentist to get a cleaning and screening to make sure your mouth is healthy, you take your car to get serviced so it runs longer and to prevent breaking down, you call Mainline for your AC maintenance in Birmingham, AL to get your AC system inspected and serviced for the same reasons! You need to have your AC system maintenanced a couple of times a year, preferably right before turning it on for the first time (Spring) and after you've switched to heat (late Autumn).

read moreWhen you suspect it's time for a new AC unit, you have to make two very important, distinct decisions. The first decision is the brand of air conditioner you choose. Maybe you plan to pick the brand that you currently have in your house, maybe you want to do your research and find the best bang for your buck, or maybe you have no idea and no clue where to even start. Your next decision, which is the most important, is which company you choose for your AC installation in Birmingham, AL. This is where you'd expect us to tell you that's an easy decision- pick us- but why is this such a big decision?

read moreThe AC going out mid-August in Alabama is miserable, horrific, and all around no good. You have to break out every fan you own and wait in agony as you watch the number on the thermostat continue to go up. Thankfully, we're there for you when this happens, no matter what day of the week or what time of day! You deserve to be comfortable in your home around the clock, throughout the entire year. Maybe your AC is still running, but it's not even close to keeping up with the heat. It's time to have us take a look and diagnose the issue.

read moreHeat pumps are a great solution for your home comfort system because they work to provide both heating and cooling. Heat pumps have SEER ratings like air conditioners and Heating Seasonal Performance Factor (HSPF) ratings for measuring heating efficiency. Higher SEER and HSPF ratings mean greater energy savings. Heat pumps are a very efficient alternative to electric heat. A heat pump works the same as an air conditioner in the summer, but it runs in reverse in the winter to heat your home. The system will be matched with a backup heating source, most often electric heat for those extremely cold days of winter.

read moreA natural gas furnace converts gas to heat. Gas furnaces are the most popular choice for the majority of modern homes with central heating and air conditioning. Keep in mind, you can only use a gas furnace if you have a gas line hooked up to your home. Our furnaces are guaranteed to keep your home warmer, your bills lower, and make those winter months a little more enjoyable. Even in Birmingham, Alabama water can get a little hard to handle at times and you need to make sure you have a team of heating specialist you can trust.

read moreTo protect our environment, numerous changes have taken place with refrigerants used in air conditioning and heat pump systems. These changes are having and will continue to have a significant impact on the air conditioning industry. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), through the Clean Air Act, is regulating the production and use of refrigerants. These changes will eventually eliminate air conditioning and heat pump refrigerants containing chlorine because of the concern about depletion of the ozone layer.