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Have an HVAC-related question? We have the answer. Check out these FAQs and give Sledge Total Protection a call today at (301) 241-6195 for more information!

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The average life expectancy of a furnace or air conditioner is approximately 10 years. However, system failures can occur if:

  • The system is overrun or filthy
  • The systems is older  — sometimes it’s the year, make, and model of the system
  • The system is not serviced regularly

Over the course of time, these things can significantly reduce the life expectancy of the system.

Yes. We provide a free estimate for replacing HVAC systems, water heaters, duct cleaning services, duct sealing services, and heating services.

The diagnostic fee is $120, you will receive a full diagnostic report of your HVAC system that will include any failures and recommendation.

Yes. The type of repair will determine the amount that can be applyed to the invoice.

Your time is very important to Sledge Total Protection. We give a 2-hour window, allowing for time in the facility/home to asses and provide a full diagnostic. We create a plan to repair the system, discuss payment/financing, and repair the system.

We are a full-service HVAC company. We provide all your heating and air conditioning maintenance, installation, and repairs.

We have a few maintenance plan to choose from. Please see our service plan page. They all include prevent checkups and discounts for members only.

We service the Washington Metropolitan (DMV) area which includes: Anne Arundel County, Prince George’s County, Montgomery County, Washington D.C., and Charles County.

Every house is different, and there are many types of filters on the market, but we recommend checking your filter every 30 days. If you have an even layer of dust and debris on it, you should replace it.

A flame sensor is a safety device that’s on a furnace. What it does is detect the flame on a furnace. If it doesn’t detect a flame, it will tell the furnace to turn the gas off, as it may be leaking gas into the home.

You should have your evaporator coils checked every year and clean as needed.

There are capacitors on the outside and the inside. They should be checked during your preventive maintenance checkup twice a year.

You first should check your batteries. If that doesn’t solve your problem, call Sledge Total Protection. We will perform a diagnostic checkup to find the problem.

Your drain line may be blocked or you have a cracked drain pan.

The EPA has placed a restriction on the use of R-22 refrigerant. It will be phased out completely soon.

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