HVAC Solutions, Particulate Filtration & Seasonal Comfort
Phase 1: Neutralizing Airborne Triggers
Agricultural environments introduce a higher volume of particulates into your home’s "air highways." To combat this, we implement a multi-stage defense:
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High-MERV Media Filters: Unlike standard filters, these catch the fine dust typical of Kent County living.
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Whole-Home Air Scrubbers: We integrate UV-C light technology directly into your ductwork to destroy mold spores and bacteria that hitch a ride on dust particles.
Phase 2: Thermal Efficiency in Open Spaces
Kennedyville homes are often exposed to heavy winds that can "siphon" heat away. As your HVAC contractor in Kennedyville, MD, we focus on thermal retention through the following methods:
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Aeroseal Duct Reinforcement: We seal the leaks in your ventilation system, ensuring that the warmth your furnace generates actually makes it to your bedroom instead of escaping into the crawlspace.
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Heat Pump Hybrid Systems: We specialize in dual-fuel setups that switch between electric and gas to provide the most cost-effective warmth possible.
Phase 3: The Neighbor-First Protocol
We are a jovial crew that understands the value of a handshake. At Moon Air, we provide flat-rate, transparent pricing and a 100% money-back guarantee. If your system isn't performing at peak levels, our rescue team will return to make it right—no excuses.
Don't let the dust ground your comfort. Connect with a Moon Air specialist at 410-819-2507 for a Kennedyville home assessment.
Customers say: The overall sentiment across these reviews is overwhelmingly positive, reflecting high levels of customer satisfaction and appreciation. Customers consistently express gratitude for the professionalism, expertise, and thoroughness demonstrated by the service technicians. A recurring theme is the technicians' ability to diagnose and resolve issues efficiently, often providing same-day service or quick turnarounds during urgent situations. Reviewers frequently highlight the courteous and personable nature of the staff, noting their willingness to educate customers about their systems and patiently answer questions. The quality of workmanship is praised, with customers appreciating clean, thorough service and clear explanations of the work performed. There is notable appreciation for going above and beyond expectations, including additional efforts like cleaning units for improved efficiency and offering multiple service options. The company's customer service culture receives special recognition, particularly regarding membership reminders and attentiveness to client needs. Overall, the tone is enthusiastic and grateful, with customers expressing strong satisfaction, loyalty, and willingness to recommend the services to others. The sentiment reflects a company that consistently delivers reliable, professional, and customer-focused HVAC services.Recent Jobs and Reviews in Kennedyville, MD
Job Locations and Reviews
I performed maintenance on two gas furnaces, focusing on the AC components. The attic unit's delta T reached 22 degrees, with voltages and amps within range. The air handler and indoor coil drain pan were cleaned. The outdoor unit operated in cooling, and the coil was sprayed with water. The basement unit initially reached 23 degrees, and the filter was replaced. The outdoor unit ran in cooling, but a mouse nest was discovered, causing significant wire damage. The disconnect is off due to these issues, and a reschedule is needed for the defrost sensor replacement.
I successfully addressed a leak on the suction line of the unit located above the garage. After repairing the leak, I conducted a thorough pressure test to ensure everything was functioning correctly. I then pulled a vacuum to 390 microns to remove any moisture and contaminants from the system. Following this, I recharged the unit with the factory-recommended 5 pounds of R32 refrigerant. Upon starting the unit, I monitored the pressures and confirmed they were within the acceptable range, ensuring optimal performance and efficiency.
Upon arrival, the unit was found to be in a fault state, prompting a reset. After restarting, the suction pressure was measured at 37 psi. A leak search was conducted using 450 psi nitrogen, which successfully identified a leak on the suction line leading to the head above the garage. To address this issue, a return visit is required with zoom lock fittings for the repair. This detailed inspection and identification of the leak location will ensure a precise and effective repair process. For visual findings, please refer to the provided link.
Solved my concerns! Very nicely!
Showed customer how to operate remote to ductless mini split system, cleaned one head and filters, showed customer where breaker is located in breaker box and labeled breaker
Bronze furnace replacement
88" total height clearance
24.5" wide
20x25 filter slot
13" between return plenum and furnace
Bronze furnace replacement
Attic system has heat rise in heat pump modemof 25 degrees and a heat rise when using the gas furnace of 52 degrees. Air filters are clean. Indoor coil has no leaks. Heat exchanger is good. Indoor fan is clean. Cleaned burner system and flame safety system. Basement system has a heat rise of 30 degrees in heat pump mode and a heat rise of 45 degrees. Air filters are clean. Indoor fan is clean. Heat exchanger has several possible areas of concern. Recommend having basement furnace replaced due to age and the heat exchanger. Both outdoor compressors read over 1000 megaohms.
System not running, checked and found to be off on wet switch, reset and test ran operation, return temperature 82 degrees, supply temperature 64 degrees for a delta T of 18 degrees ESP with filter, .86, without filter .7, clean trap and test with water.
System not running, checked and found to be off on wet switch, reset and test ran operation, return temperature 82 degrees, supply temperature 64 degrees for a delta T of 18 degrees ESP with filter, .86, without filter .7, clean trap and test with water.
System not running, checked and found to be off on wet switch, reset and test ran operation, return temperature 82 degrees, supply temperature 64 degrees for a delta T of 18 degrees ESP with filter, .86, without filter .7, clean trap and test with water.
System not running, checked and found to be off on wet switch, reset and test ran operation, return temperature 82 degrees, supply temperature 64 degrees for a delta T of 18 degrees ESP with filter, .86, without filter .7, clean trap and test with water.
Ac and heat inspection: delta t was 20 and the heat rise was 51 degrees. Air movement system was clean and clear of all debris and signs of concern. Air filter system was dirty so I told customer and he said he will get more. All wiring was clean and secure. Drain line system was clean and clear. Heat movement system was clean and clear. Evap coil was clean and clear of all debris and signs of concern. Heat sensor system was clean. Flame gateway system was clean. Cleaned off inside and outside of indoor unit. Call wiring on outdoor unit was clean and secure. Cleaned off inside and outside of outdoor unit. System was up and running at normal operation at the end of the visit.
Delta T for the attic system is 19 degrees. Electric air filters are clean and not burned. All electrical connections are tight. Tightened one loose connection on air circulation system. Air circulation system is clean. Scoped combustion chamber and found no areas of concern. Indoor heat transfer system is clean. Sprayed cleaner/deodorizer on indoor heat transfer system. Wiped out drain pan. Flushed water removal system with cleaner and water. Indoor amp readings are within factory spec. Outdoor amp readings are within factory spec. Outdoor voltage enhancement system is within factory spec. Cleaned out debris from bottom of unit. Outdoor heat transfer system is clean. WD40 wipedown on the indoor and outdoor system. Operation normal at this time.
Basement system has a Delta T of 19 degrees. Electric air filter are clean and not burnt. Indoor voltage enhancement system is within factory spec. Air circulation system is clean. Put new wiring connections on wires goin
Mini Split with Demo
Daikin LV 2 ton mini split
Daikin LV 2 ton mini split
Brushed dust off coil. Used cleaner to clean coil. Used water to rinse the rest of coil.
customer is renewing gold club plan with amanda and signing up for a 2nd gold club plan on his new system with amanda
Upon arrival found batteries low for system control changed batteries supplied by customer. also notice water in basement it is not coming from hvac system customer already knows about this and said it is from the rain the other day. checked over system no other problems found at this time operation is normal.
Basement system. C width furnace with d width coil currently. 20x10 return duct needs to be tied in to new Return we are adding. Line set is run underground in 4" pvc. Unit is on the other side of driveway. Height clearance is 65" total in basement.. ADP coil will be necessary.
5 ton options. Ac and heat pump
Daikin 2-zone mini split system
Daikin 2-zone mini split system
Planned installation once the electrician runs power to the new sub panel location
Will consult with Podesta about options and pricing and get in touch with customer on Monday.
thank you - so far everything was Great ! Fischer
Heat pump with complete duct system
Excellent service
Straight discussion.Outstanding sales man with integrity
Great
We felt that Steven was very professional, though and personable. He made us want to do business with Moon. We would certainly recommend him to anyone
