Omaha Sears Heating and Air Conditioning
Servicing neighborhoods in Omaha NE
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Sears Home Services in Omaha, NE has local home improvement experts for window replacement, HVAC, siding, roofing, and more!
For more than 30 years, Sears Home Services has been completing home improvement projects and repairing, maintaining and replacing HVAC systems near you.
Our knowledgeable, local HVAC consultants from Sears Home Services of Omaha will come to your home and explain your options, so you can choose the HVAC unit that's right for your house. Our local Omaha in-home consultations are always FREE, and every home improvement project is assigned to a project manager to ensure everything goes smoothly from start to finish.
We have many heating and cooling replacement options in Omaha to suit your home and budget!
Sears sells and installs HVAC systems and HVAC units suited to every climate, every season, and every property size:
- Gas furnaces
- Boilers
- Heat pumps
- Central air conditioners
- Mini-split air conditioners
- Evaporative coolers
Is your current AC not cooling or furnace not heating?
We go beyond just installing a new heating or AC unit. We even check the condition of the ductwork and your home's insulation, and make recommendations based on what we find. We also offer HVAC accessories such as built-in humidifiers, air filtration systems and programmable thermostats.
Here's why you should use Sears Home Services in Omaha for your heating and AC unit services:
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Sears HVAC installation specialists are licensed, bonded and insured, and they follow all local and regional codes and regulations.
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HVAC Savings Program - every paid HVAC maintenance and HVAC repair service with Sears Home Services earns you dollar-for-dollar savings towards your next HVAC replacement, up to 10% of your new unit purchase price-and your savings never expire.
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Home Advisor recently awarded us Best of Home Advisor, honoring Sears Home Services for extraordinary quality of work practices, customer service, ratings & reviews, and overall value.
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Check out all of the home improvements that Sears Home Services can help you with:
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Let the Sears Home Services experts in Omaha help you complete your home improvement projects.
Get started now! Simply call or click the "Get A Free Estimate" button to schedule your free in-home consultation. Please note that not all products and services are available in all areas.
*Credit/savings accumulate over the life of the program
HOW IT WORKS
5-10 MINUTE CALL
Share your goals and budget — and learn about financing.
IN-HOME CONSULTATION
Get a free same-day or next-day visit and receive estimate.
INSTALLATION
Our licensed pros tailor the job to fit your budget and timeline.
What types of HVAC units does Sears install?
AIR CONDITIONER
GAS & OIL FURNACES
HEAT PUMPS
BOILERS
AIR HANDLER
HVAC ACCESSORIES
Carrier Cool Cash Replacement
Carrier Cool Cash HVAC Only Save up to $1550 on qualified Carrier purchases
Why Sears Home Services?
HAPPY CUSTOMERS
We have over 8 million project appointments to date.
MULTIPLE FINANCING OPTIONS
We've facilitated $6.2B in financing for home improvement projects.
PROJECT MANAGEMENT INCLUDED
We'll take care of managing the entire project, from beginning to end.
INDUSTRY LEADING GUARANTEE
Our warranty offers one year of labor and product warranty of at least one year up to a lifetime.
FIVE STAR SERVICE
OTHER SERVICES
TIPS FROM SEARS HOME IMPROVEMENT EXPERTS
Need to know more about home HVAC systems? Watch our video playlist for the best heating and cooling tips on operating and maintaining your air conditioning, furnace and other HVAC systems.
Do you consider yourself an HVAC pro? Or do you only think about your heating and cooling system if it breaks down? Regardless of which faction you fall into, one thing is for sure: There’s a lot that goes into maintaining your HVAC system.
From remembering how (and when!) to change your filter to scheduling routine maintenance checkups in the spring and fall, keeping your system running smoothly throughout the hot and cold months can seem overwhelming.
If your head spins just thinking about the complex system, don’t worry. We’ve compiled our most helpful HVAC videos all in one place so you can gain a better understanding of your heating and cooling system once and for all. Whether you’re interested in knowing more about the Sears HVAC Savings Program or need to learn how to choose the right air filters for your home, we’ve got you covered.
When shopping for air conditioner air filters, you’ll find dozens of choices available. In addition to seeing different brands, you’ll also notice a wide variety of air filter ratings. Three major rating systems exist for AC air filters.
- MERV – Minimum Efficiency Reporting Value. This AC air filter rating system is the prevalent standard established by the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating, and Air Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE). MERV ratings allow you to compare filtration performance for many different brands and types of air conditioner air filters. Filter performance increases as the MERV number increases.
- MPR – Micro-Particle Performance Rating. 3M developed this rating system to measure its air conditioner air filters’ capacity to remove particles ranging in sizes from 0.3 to 1 micron. In this rating system, filter performance also increases as the MPR rating increases.
- FPR – You’ll only see the FPR rating system on AC filters in Home Depot stores. Home Depot developed this internal rating system for their air conditioner filters. Again, the higher the rating number, the better the filter’s performance.
Watch our video for each step of an air conditioner spring preventive maintenance checkup, including inspecting the airflow, compressor, fan, motor and filter.
Spring has sprung, and that means summer is right around the corner, so it’s time to make sure your air conditioner is ready for action. For many people, this isn’t a DIY job.
Call the experts at Sears Home Services, and a technician will come out to do a full inspection and make sure all systems are good to go. That way, your air conditioner will be ready to keep you cool this summer. Regular HVAC maintenance can help your air conditioner run more efficiently and prevent costly repairs down the road.
Lennie Arroyo, district manager for Sears HVAC service, gives the inside scoop on the inspection process that Sears experts will perform.
When summer comes along, you need your central AC unit to run without a hitch, and even the best air conditioners can run into issues with time. Is your AC not cooling? Don’t worry. The heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) experts at Sears Home Services can troubleshoot your air conditioner to get it running smoothly again. Use this air conditioning (AC) troubleshooting list to help you identify some common air conditioner problems like AC not cooling, and identify solutions.
Stay cool this summer—and save money—by addressing these hot spots.
Maintaining the optimal temperature in your home over the summer is no easy feat, because more factors come into play than simply setting the AC to your desired temp. The current state of your windows, HVAC system and insulation all can affect the temperature inside your home.
Hover over the icons on the photo below or watch a video to find out about common problems that keep your house from staying cool, and what you can do about them.
If you’re buying a new air conditioner and heater, here are a few things to consider to find the right HVAC system for your home.
Many factors go into choosing a new HVAC system. Whether you’re moving into a brand-new home or replacing your current system, you need to know a few important things.
Obviously, climate plays a major role in your decision, but there are many other factors to take into consideration as well. Although most people replace their HVAC with something just like it, it’s good to know what to ask to pinpoint what’s best for your needs. Russ Katsov, a HVAC expert for Sears Home Services, is here to help.
Surprisingly, the air inside your home can be more polluted than the air outside. Fortunately, a high-quality HVAC filter can help.
People often talk about outdoor air quality and how it affects our health—but poor indoor air quality can be just as detrimental. Poor indoor air quality can cause or contribute to the development of infections, lung cancer and chronic lung diseases, according to the American Lung Association.
“Mold, dust mites, insect feces and other particles in the air can trigger allergies and asthma attacks,” says Janice Nolen, assistant vice president of the American Lung Association in Washington DC.
If you want to improve indoor air quality, keep sources of pollution out of the home by ensuring you have good ventilation, both into and out of the house, Nolen explains. “A lot of mold, bacteria and other pollutants need moisture to grow. So keeping humidity levels below 50% and fixing leaks can help reduce risks,” she says.
If you are wondering how to choose a cooling unit or heating system or brand you may need to ask yourself some questions and evaluate just exactly what is most important to you. Sears Home Services can help you prioritize your most important concerns so that when you begin evaluating products and brands your important points are addressed.
We will review some of the common questions people ask themselves during this process, help you understand how air flows through your home, how different filtration systems can impact your air quality and how humidity and temperature work together.
Learn when it’s time to replace your HVAC system and what to know before you buy.
Whether you live in a warm or cold climate, it’s always a good idea to check out your heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) system.
But how do you know if you need a new system — and what do you need to know before buying a new HVAC system to make a smart purchase?
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