CNK Heating and Air Conditioning, Inc. is a residential and commercial heating and air conditioning company whose owners have over 20 years of HVAC experience. We provide sales, service, and installation of all major brands of heating and cooling systems. CNK promises to give a professional, honest and detailed explanation of the problem and recommendation for repair of your HVAC system.
We promise to not only explain the problem but to help educate our customers by thoroughly informing them of the reasons that the problem may have occurred. We want the solution to be easily understood so that our customers are comfortable with the work that will be performed. CNK has the utmost confidence in our abilities to diagnose and fix any problem that your heating and cooling system may face and if we are unable to diagnose or fix the problem the service call is guaranteed free.
CNK installs and repairs high efficiency furnaces and air conditioning systems, air handlers, humidifiers, duct work, electronic air cleaners, and UV air purification systems.
We promise to not only explain the problem but to help educate our customers by thoroughly informing them of the reasons that the problem may have occurred. We want the solution to be easily understood so that our customers are comfortable with the work that will be performed. CNK has the utmost confidence in our abilities to diagnose and fix any problem that your heating and cooling system may face and if we are unable to diagnose or fix the problem the service call is guaranteed free.
CNK installs and repairs high efficiency furnaces and air conditioning systems, air handlers, humidifiers, duct work, electronic air cleaners, and UV air purification systems.
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The most common central cooling system is a split system, which includes an outdoor cabinet containing a condenser coil and compressor, and an indoor evaporator coil, usually installed in conjunction with your furnace or air handler.
The compressor pumps a chemical called refrigerant through the system.
HOW IT WORKS?
The warm air inside your home blows across the indoor evaporator coil and the heat energy from the air transfers to the refrigerant inside the coil.
Think of the refrigerant like a sponge, absorbing the heat from the air.
The compressor pumps a chemical called refrigerant through the system.
HOW IT WORKS?
The warm air inside your home blows across the indoor evaporator coil and the heat energy from the air transfers to the refrigerant inside the coil.
Think of the refrigerant like a sponge, absorbing the heat from the air.
When considering a HVAC contractor, ask to see documentation that they carry general liability insurance to protect your property.
An air conditioning contractor should always have this type of insurance and this will save you from a claim against your homeowner's policy in case of an accident.
Choosing a HVAC contractor should include checking that the business is licensed in the state of Illinois, check with the Better Business Bureau for complaints, and also make sure that the contractor is NATE (North American Technician Excellence) certified.
An air conditioning contractor should always have this type of insurance and this will save you from a claim against your homeowner's policy in case of an accident.
Choosing a HVAC contractor should include checking that the business is licensed in the state of Illinois, check with the Better Business Bureau for complaints, and also make sure that the contractor is NATE (North American Technician Excellence) certified.
Maintain Your System - You can ensure your system operates at peak performance by scheduling semi-annual maintenance checks.
Zoning - A zoning system can drastically lower your heating and cooling costs.
With zoning, you no longer have to pay to heat or cool areas of your home that are rarely used.
Programmable Thermostats - According to the Department of Energy, a programmable thermostat can reduce your heating costs by up to 35% and cooling costs by up to 25%.
Plug air leaks with caulking, sealing, or weather stripping to save 10 percent or more on your energy bill.
Zoning - A zoning system can drastically lower your heating and cooling costs.
With zoning, you no longer have to pay to heat or cool areas of your home that are rarely used.
Programmable Thermostats - According to the Department of Energy, a programmable thermostat can reduce your heating costs by up to 35% and cooling costs by up to 25%.
Plug air leaks with caulking, sealing, or weather stripping to save 10 percent or more on your energy bill.
Central heating systems have a primary heating appliance, such as a furnace, typically located in your basement or attic.
All furnaces consist of four main components: 1) burners that deliver and burn fuel, 2) heat exchangers, 3) a blower and 4) a flue that acts as an exhaust for gaseous by-products.
Depending on your situation, region and needs, you can choose from heating systems running on either gas or oil as fuel, or a hybrid packaged system that can use both fuel types.
Combustion gases are generated by the burners in your furnace and passed over a heat exchanger.
All furnaces consist of four main components: 1) burners that deliver and burn fuel, 2) heat exchangers, 3) a blower and 4) a flue that acts as an exhaust for gaseous by-products.
Depending on your situation, region and needs, you can choose from heating systems running on either gas or oil as fuel, or a hybrid packaged system that can use both fuel types.
Combustion gases are generated by the burners in your furnace and passed over a heat exchanger.
Heat pumps are used for either the heating or cooling of your home by transferring heat between the indoors and the outdoors.
Because heat pump systems transfer heat rather than generating it, they are more energy efficient.
In the warmer months, the heat pump acts like an air conditioner, removing heat from the air inside your home and transferring it outside.
During colder months, the opposite is true, as the heat from outdoor air is extracted and transferred to the interior of your home.
Believe it or not, even a 32 degree Fahrenheit day produces enough heat to warm a home using a heat pump.
Because heat pump systems transfer heat rather than generating it, they are more energy efficient.
In the warmer months, the heat pump acts like an air conditioner, removing heat from the air inside your home and transferring it outside.
During colder months, the opposite is true, as the heat from outdoor air is extracted and transferred to the interior of your home.
Believe it or not, even a 32 degree Fahrenheit day produces enough heat to warm a home using a heat pump.
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