Heating and Cooling Services in Saukville–From Our Family to Yours
As a family-owned and -operated company, Mueller Heating and Cooling understands families and their needs. In fact, we’ve been working with many neighbors and local businesses for more than two decades. We believe that personal relationships truly matter—and by building trust with our customers, we’ve become one of the leading heating and cooling companies in the greater Ozaukee County area. When you need service, call us at 262-284-9336.
Why Should You Choose Mueller Heating and Cooling?
When your system needs service, we’re ready to prioritize your needs. Our staff has more than just expert knowledge in the heating, cooling, and indoor air quality business—we also have a commitment to exceptional customer service. We want you to become another one of our lifelong customers, so we make sure you’re genuinely satisfied with our service every time we visit your home. Your comfort is our priority no matter what the job, whether it’s routine maintenance, a repair, or new system installation.
New Construction Services
Mueller Heating and Cooling specializes in new construction services. Along with paint colors, flooring choices, and new appliances, a new construction provides you an opportunity to customize your home comfort with heating and air conditioning. We’ll help you choose the ideal system to fit your lifestyle, whether it’s a furnace and A/C or a ductless unit, heat pump, or in-floor radiant system. We’ll also perform an expert installation and follow up with routine service to keep your system operating safely and efficiently. Let us help you make your new dream home a reality.
One of the things that makes us stand out is our sheet metal fabrication. Whether you’re building a new home and installing a furnace or the time has come to replace your existing one, find your best fit with Mueller Heating and Cooling.
Reliable Furnace Installation and Service
In Southeastern Wisconsin, you need a reliable furnace to stay warm. You can trust Mueller Heating and Cooling to perform professional installations and service for older and newer energy-efficient units. See us for everything from furnaces and ductless split systems to boilers and hydronic heating set-ups.
Cooling Satisfaction with Air Conditioners
When it gets hot in Saukville, it gets hot—which is where the cool relief of your air conditioner comes in. Whether you need service, repair, or a new unit altogether, we’ll solve your issue as soon as possible. Our team will provide an estimate before any work begins. We’re committed to helping you reduce cost while providing you the comfort you seek.
Indoor Air Quality Products
Mueller Heating can also handle your indoor air quality concerns. If someone in your home has allergies, or you’ve adopted a new pet, you want to keep your air as safe and clean as possible. Our indoor air quality experts will come to your home and make recommendations customized to your needs. Clean, fresh air is only a phone call away.
Our Customers Are Our Priority
Ready to schedule your heating and cooling service or consultation? Call us today to schedule an appointment at 262-284-9336 or fill out our form.
FAQs
In short, let Mueller Heating help you! There are a lot of choices when it comes to a new heating system. But Mueller Heating’s experts work with you to find the best one for your home, needs, and budget. Count on us to walk you through all your options and help you find the right one.
Yes! While there may be a larger upfront cost, higher-efficiency systems offset it by using significantly less fuel, lowering your monthly payments. Look for models with 95 percent AFUE or higher for best results.
After you call our team and choose your new system, you can sit back and relax while we take care of the work. We start by protecting your floors and shutting off power to your old system. Then, once that unit is removed, we position and level the new furnace, hook it up to your ductwork and utilities, and test it to ensure everything works properly. We finish by cleaning up, returning your home to exactly the way we found it.
The answer depends on few different factors, the biggest one of which is the size of your home. That’s why our process always begins with measuring your home—so we can be sure your new unit runs as smoothly and efficiently as possible.
If your system is on the tail end of those 20 years, you should start to consider a new installation. Other signs of needing a replacement include frequent repairs, high energy bills, strange noises or odors, and if the system is blowing cold air.
This is known as “short cycling.” It can happen when your air filter is dirty and needs to be replaced, your thermostat is faulty, or your furnace isn’t the right size for your house.
Pilot lights should be blue in color. So, if yours is yellow, it usually means a problem with combustion, which could indicate a carbon monoxide leak. If that’s the case, turn the furnace off right away and call our team for repair.
As we mentioned, furnace maintenance is one of the best and most effortless ways for you to keep your energy costs low. You can also try switching your ceiling fan blade to rotate clockwise (it will move warm air around the room and down to you), lower the temperature when you go to sleep, and sealing any gaps in your windows and doors.
The answer depends on how often it’s used and how well you take care of it. But on average, the answer is about 15 to 20 years. To reach the higher end of that range, be sure to schedule routine maintenance once a year. It’ll keep all working parts in good order, improve the furnace’s efficiency, and more.
For optimal airflow and indoor air quality, we recommend switching out filters once every one to three months. However, you may need to change it more often if you have pets, someone in the house smokes, or if a family member has problems with allergies.
Our service consists of a multi-point inspection of key components inside your system. We clean the blower assembly, clean and lubricate working parts, and test your thermostat’s calibration. We’ll also check your heat exchanger, burners, and electrical components for cracks and damage, fixing smaller issues before they get worse.
Generally, you should schedule maintenance once a year. It will keep all the furnace’s working parts clean and tuned and your system running smoothly.
A few simple steps you can take include replacing your air filters every one to three months, keeping your vents and registers clear of obstructions, and removing any dust or debris from around the furnace.
Yes! Not every problem starts with a bang. Subtle clues that your furnace could need attention include uneven heating across the house, more dust than usual around the house, and energy bills that suddenly skyrocket.
In short, Mueller will tell you! We start our installation process by first understanding your home’s size and layout. That helps us find the right system size. It’s a crucial step, as a unit that is too large will short-cycle (constantly turn on and off) and one that’s too small will run non-stop. Both can waste energy and cost you in terms of your utility bills.
Most ACs usually take anywhere between six and 10 hours to install.
Our team of installers starts by removing your old system and setting your new one on a level pad. Then we install the indoor coil, run new refrigerant lines, and hook up wiring. Once all that is completed, we test the system to make sure it runs—then answer any questions you have about your new AC.
If your system has ice on it, call Mueller Heating for help. Ice usually means either the AC is low on refrigerant, a fan inside the system isn’t running properly, or there’s a problem with air flow. Our techs can diagnose the problem and fix it to keep you comfortable all summer long.
Most of the time, a repair is the best—and least expensive—option. However, if a fix is too costly or unsafe to make, we usually recommend a new installation. Other major indicators that you need a new system include old system age (older than 10-15 years) and consistently high energy bills.
If your system is running but not blowing cold air, a dirty air filter or a clogged outdoor condenser could be to blame. Try replacing your filter first. If that doesn’t solve the issue, give our team a call.
Sounds like these indicate problems with parts inside your AC. A high-pitched squeal, for example, could mean the fan belt has slipped or is worn out. Buzzing or clicking, on the other hand, could be caused by a failing electrical component. If you hear odd noises coming from your system, be sure to give us a call right away.
It depends on how severe the problem is. Many common repairs, like replacing electrical components or cleaning drains, take only a few hours. However, if the problem is more extensive or a specific part needs to be ordered, it may take longer.
Yes! Not only will your system lifespan be longer with routine service, but you can also reduce your energy consumption and prevent costly repairs down the road. It’s a simple service that helps preserve your AC. Try to schedule maintenance every year in the summer for best results.
Absolutely. Opening your windows for fresh air (and turning off your air conditioner) is a common one. However, if it’s too hot outside to open windows, consider turning down the AC and switching your ceiling fans to rotate counterclockwise to keep cool air flowing. You can also schedule AC maintenance to improve energy efficiency, close curtains during the day to keep out the warm sunlight, and install a programmable thermostat to schedule temperature changes and minimize energy usage.
It will, but you may not want to rely solely on your AC for that. A dehumidifier is a better solution, as it is designed to remove excess moisture in the air. Running a dehumidifier can also help your home feel cooler, meaning you can use it in place of your AC (to a degree) and save on energy usage that way.
Yes, you do. Not only will service keep that new system in pristine condition, but it will also keep your warranty valid in case a bigger problem comes along down the road.
Typically, our thorough cleaning and tuning takes anywhere from one hour to 90 minutes. For older systems, or those that haven’t been serviced in a while, an appointment could take longer.
It can. Components inside your AC can get dirty with dust, pollen, and mold during the season. Our techs will clean all that away and also replace your air filter, all of which will help improve your indoor air quality and reduce the circulation of allergens.
Some signs you can see, such as visible dust buildup, mold, or mildew. Others you’ll be able to feel, such as fatigue, headaches, or sudden allergy symptoms. Booking a consultation with Mueller can help reveal what’s causing those problems.
Dust and dirt are two of the most common culprits of poor air quality. Pet dander, pollen, and mold spores can also cause issues, as well as cleaning products and paints. Others, such as radon or carbon monoxide, are not as common but are more serious. It’s best to have a professional help you determine where you need help.
Energy recovery ventilators are a great option. They work by exchanging stale indoor air for fresh outdoor air. That incoming air is also conditioned and filtered of pollutants. An air purifier will also help you by capturing and killing airborne contaminants.
Both systems work differently and can help you in different ways. Purifiers work by capturing and killing airborne pollutants while humidifiers add moisture to your air, helping eliminate dryness and making your home feel warmer. For best results, try using them both together.
Yes! It’s common for dust, dirt, and pet dander to accumulate inside your ducts. Having them cleaned out every three to five years can boost your air quality and keep the sneezing to a minimum.
Count on the Mueller Heating team for professional and reliable installations, repairs, and maintenance for your heating system.
Don’t settle for anything less than dependable service. Our pros deliver expert air conditioner and heat pump installations, repairs, and maintenance to help you keep your cool no matter the weather.
Indoor air quality (IAQ) is a leading concern for homeowners, so our team recommends necessary products—like humidifiers, dehumidifiers, air purifiers, ventilators, and UV lights—to improve it.
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