DocAir
@DocAir
Science before sales. We are the doctors of HVAC who are here to help you solve your HVAC issues from the root.
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Your home keeps you and your family safe, and we take that responsibility seriously. Our thorough air quality testing services will provide you with the peace of mind you’ve been looking for. A healthy home starts by contacting us: (615) 845.6645.
As a Certified Industrial Hygienist, Barry knows exactly what to look for when inspecting your home or business. You can trust that he'll effectively assess your property for any risks and help you achieve a healthy indoor environment.
If your home inspection uncovered issues with mold, moisture, or radon, we're here to help. We'll provide you with accurate information about your property to help you make an informed decision. Reach out to us for more information: (615) 845.6645.
Some air quality issues simply can’t wait. When you need service immediately, give our team a call. We’ll make sure you feel confident about your next steps: (615) 845.6645.
Taking care of our community is what we're all about, and we show that through our exceptional service. Which of our team members made your experience great?
We utilize the most advanced technology in the industry to properly diagnose your property before developing sustainable solutions. Contact us to schedule your assessment today: (615) 845.6645.
The autumn leaves may be pretty, but they can be hazardous for your HVAC system. Be sure to remove any leaves that get lodged in your outdoor unit to prevent a potential fire hazard from developing.
We believe that education is the most important tool for maintaining your property. That's why we'll take the time to explain our findings and recommendations to you as thoroughly as possible so you can feel confident about your indoor air quality.
Indoor air quality can impact your short and long-term health. Our air quality testing services will give you peace of mind knowing that your space is safe and contaminant-free.
Drafts or leaks in your home’s windows can allow heat to escape. Make sure you check the caulking on your windows to keep your HVAC system as efficient as possible.
A trained pair of eyes can spot potential points of concern. Allow our experts to walk you through this process seamlessly and answer any questions you might have along the way.
Everyone has a different preference when it comes to the temperature of their home. What's your ideal indoor temperature?
Our motto here at DocAir is science before sales. We give our customers all the facts upfront so they have the information and recommendations they need to keep their indoor climate comfortable and healthy.
You deserve to feel comfortable in your own home. If you're tired of dealing with humidity problems, uneven temperatures, and high energy bills, it might be time to upgrade your HVAC system. We'll install one that'll allow you to fully enjoy your space.
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