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Keep your house comfortable all year with a fully functioning air conditioner and heater. Call Clark’s Home Services at 812-221-3900 for HVAC services in Lawrenceburg, IN, and throughout Dearborn County.

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If your home’s air conditioner or heater breaks down, it can put your household at risk and cause numerous inconveniences. To keep your family safe, it’s essential to schedule heating and cooling repairs and replacements as soon as possible. Call Clark’s Home Services for appointments in Lawrenceburg, IN, and throughout Dearborn County. For your convenience, we offer full HVAC services.

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Proudly Serving Lawrenceburg, IN, and Surrounding Areas

At Clark’s Home Services, we provide quality heating and cooling services to the following areas:

Lawrenceburg, IN: Air Conditioning | Heating
West Harrison, IN: Air Conditioning | Heating
Bright, IN: Air Conditioning | Heating
Guilford, IN: Air Conditioning | Heating
Hidden Valley, IN: Air Conditioning | Heating
Aurora, IN: Air Conditioning | Heating
Greendale, IN: Air Conditioning | Heating
Harrison, OH: Air Conditioning | Heating
Cleves, OH: Air Conditioning | Heating
Hebron, KY: Air Conditioning | Heating
Burlington, KY: Air Conditioning | Heating

Signs You Need Emergency Heating Repairs

When your heater or furnace malfunctions, it’s essential to know when emergency repairs are required to get back up and running. Some key signs that can indicate you need emergency heating repairs are:

There is no heat: This is the most obvious sign. If your furnace produces no heat, it’s an emergency, especially in freezing temperatures.

There is weak or inconsistent heat: If your heater struggles to maintain a comfortable temperature or keeps cycling on and off, it needs attention.

It’s making strange noises: Loud banging, clanking, or screeching noises coming from your furnace are a red flag.

It’s producing burning smells: A burning odor could indicate electrical problems or overheating. Shut off your furnace immediately and call a professional.

It is leaking: Leaks around your furnace or heating system can damage your equipment and surrounding areas. If possible, shut off the water supply and call a technician.

What’s Included In AC Maintenance Inspections

When you schedule routine air conditioner maintenance services, our AC contractors will inspect numerous components, including:

Air filters: Checking and likely replacing the air filter.

Electrical components: Ensuring proper electrical connections and voltage.

Coils: Cleaning the evaporator and condenser coils to remove dirt and debris that can reduce efficiency.

Drainage system: Check the condensate drain for clogs and ensure proper drainage to prevent leaks.

Thermostat: Testing the thermostat for accuracy and calibration if needed.

Refrigerant levels: In some cases, check the refrigerant level and add more if necessary.

Don’t put off electrical, heating, or cooling repairs until you have money to cover the services. Contact us to learn about our financing options.

When To Schedule Electrical Panel Upgrades

Numerous signs can indicate you need to schedule electrical panel upgrades. Some of the most common symptoms include:

Constantly tripping breakers: If breakers trip frequently, especially when using multiple appliances, it indicates your panel can’t handle the current electrical load.

Flickering or dimming lights: Lights that flicker or dim, especially when appliances turn on or off, suggest an overloaded circuit or a failing panel.

Fuses blowing frequently: If you have a fuse box instead of breakers, and the fuses blow often, it’s a strong sign the panel is struggling.

Burning smell or hot panel: A burning odor or a hot feeling near the electrical panel is a serious red flag and requires immediate attention. This could indicate overheating wires or arcing within the panel.

Outdated panel: If your home’s electrical panel is older than 25 years, it may not be equipped to handle the increased power demands of modern appliances and electronics.

Aluminum wiring: If your home has aluminum wiring, it can pose safety risks over time and may necessitate an upgrade to a panel compatible with copper wiring.

Visible damage: Physical damage to the panel box, rust, or corrosion can all compromise safety and functionality.

Adding new appliances or circuits: If you plan to add appliances or circuits that require significant power, you might need a panel upgrade to ensure sufficient capacity.

Get your new construction home ready for extreme temperatures. Call Clark’s Home Services at 812-221-3900 for appointments in Lawrenceburg, IN, and throughout the Tri-State Metro Area. We offer straightforward pricing.