Local HVAC service for Warwick homes

Warwick homes, up close

Apponaug is the city's historic center and home to City Hall, with older homes mixed in among newer commercial strips. Gaspee and Pawtuxet in the north end have older, closely spaced houses near the Pawtuxet River and the bay.

Some Warwick homes are still on cesspools or septic systems rather than public sewer, and Rhode Island has been phasing out cesspools near the shoreline. Central air was often added later to these homes, sometimes with ductwork run through an attic. Attic ducts in summer heat lose a lot of cooling if they are not sealed and insulated.

Cape and ranch homes in Hoxsie, Norwood and Cowesett often have ducted central air added years after the house was built, sometimes with ducts in an unconditioned attic. Warwick is home to Rhode Island T.F. Green International Airport, and plenty of homes sit within earshot of the runways.

Problems people call about

Typical reasons people reach out:

• Boiler making banging or gurgling noises
• System short-cycling
• High energy bills without explanation

How the connection works

1. Reach out by phone or online.
2. We match you with an independent heating and cooling company serving Warwick.
3. They confirm timing, price and any fees with you directly.

Permits, licenses and your utility

Natural gas in Warwick is delivered by Rhode Island Energy. If you smell gas, leave the house and call Rhode Island Energy or 911 from outside before calling anyone else. For everything else, a heating and cooling company can diagnose the boiler, furnace or heat pump.

Before the visit

Change the filter and check the thermostat before the visit. It sometimes solves the problem and always helps the diagnosis.