Heating and Cooling Help for Suwanee, GA
Most Suwanee homes were built in the late 1990s and 2000s, and many of those original systems are now reaching the end of their life. If your heat pump is struggling through its first cold snap of the season, or your upstairs never feels warm, we send a technician to your Suwanee home and tell you what it costs before we touch anything.
Parks, trails, and a town center to match
Suwanee is known for its parks, with Town Center Park and the Suwanee Creek Greenway at the heart of the community. It sits in the northern part of Gwinnett County, and its 30024 ZIP code stretches across the line into Forsyth County. We work throughout Suwanee: the neighborhoods around Town Center, the homes off McGinnis Ferry Road and Peachtree Industrial Boulevard, and the golf community at Laurel Springs on the Forsyth side.
Newer homes, aging systems
Suwanee grew from a small railroad town into a planned suburb mostly during the late 1990s and 2000s. That means a lot of two-story homes with two separate systems, one for each floor, and a lot of equipment that is now 15 to 25 years old.
Systems from that era often use R-22 refrigerant, which is no longer made, so a refrigerant leak on an older unit can be expensive to fix. If your system is from before 2010, it is worth knowing which refrigerant it uses before something goes wrong. We can check that on any visit.
What we handle in Suwanee
Systems built to survive the Suwanee weather
Suwanee's winters bring several nights below freezing each year, and December through February is when heat pumps and furnaces get the most use. A heat pump that is low on refrigerant or has a failing defrost control will struggle most on those nights. Summers bring long stretches of heat and humidity from June through September, and the upstairs system in a two-story home usually works the hardest.