Reliable heating, cooling, and plumbing are vital to everyday life in the 21st century. If your systems aren’t working at their best, it’s time to contact professionals to resolve the issues.
Reliable Comfort is here to ensure your systems provide you comfort … reliably! We have the tools and expertise needed to get to the root cause of a problem and fix it fast. We aim to ensure your HVAC and plumbing systems are working like new.
Take good care of your HVAC and plumbing systems. Contact Reliable Comfort online or call us to get started.
Heating Services
The winters in Indiana can be frigid, and you need a heating system ready for the temperatures. Reliable Comfort is your go-to crew for heating services of all kinds. We can provide heating system installation, replacement, repair, and maintenance.
Our team can discuss your heating issues and look over your system to determine exactly what your heating system needs. Then, we can perform the repairs or replacements you need to get reliable heat for your home.
Air Conditioning for Bloomington Residents
Keeping cool in Bloomington requires a good air conditioning system. Reliable Comfort’s team of experts offers AC installation, replacement, repair, and maintenance services.
When your AC unit is failing, call Reliable Comfort for help. You may need service from professional HVAC technicians if:
- Your air conditioner makes strange noises when it’s on
- Your air conditioner seems much hotter than usual
- Certain rooms don’t cool down quickly
Plumbing in Bloomington, IN
Every home needs high-quality plumbing. Even when one part of your plumbing system causes trouble, it can cascade into problems for the rest of the system. Rely on Reliable Comfort to handle any plumbing situation you’re experiencing. We offer:
- Water heater services
- Sewer and drain services
- Slab leak detections and repairs
- Water treatment services
- Plumbing system maintenance
Indoor Air Quality Services for Bloomington Residents
Breathing clean air throughout your home is essential to your respiratory health. If you notice a lot of dust and particles floating around your home, indoor air quality services may be needed. Reliable Comfort offers a variety of services, including:
- HVAC inspection
- Filter replacement
- Ionizer installation
- UV light installation
- Humidifier installation
Schedule Today With Reliable Comfort
Since 2001, Reliable Comfort has been performing HVAC and plumbing services of every kind throughout Southern Indiana. We work with trained, background-tested, and insured technicians to ensure your HVAC and plumbing are in top condition. When we’re done with our work, you’ll be glad you hired true professionals for the job.
Contact our experts online or call us to schedule the HVAC or plumbing services you need most.
FAQs
Depending on the severity of the troubles it’s causing, you may only need a repair to your system. A technician can inspect your air conditioner or furnace to determine the best service. Your home’s indoor air quality can be significantly worse than the air quality outdoors. Dust, allergens, and pollutants can be circulating throughout your home. This can be because of dirty air ducts, clogged air filters, or poor ventilation. Because of this, your family’s health could suffer if your home’s air is contaminated. First, check to see if the drain valve is closed completely. If the tank is still leaking, the valve may be loose. However, suppose there is excessive water dripping from the unit, or you’re noticing a pool of water under your water heater. In that case, a professional must repair your water heater. This could indicate a crack in the tank, or a pipe could be corroded. Call a plumbing professional to assess the situation to see if your water heater needs repair or if it needs to be replaced. Do I need a new HVAC system or just a repair?
Why is good indoor air quality necessary for your home?
What should I do if there is a leak under my water heater?
Recent Jobs and Reviews in Bloomington, IN
Job Locations and Reviews
Performed second opinion inspection on furnace heat exchanger following previous contractor's claim of cracks. Visual inspection confirmed presence of cracks in heat exchanger with visible discoloration patterns along seams. Documented damage with photos showing distinct deterioration and oxidation on exchanger surfaces.
Performed routine monthly maintenance on 2-system CCHP-Heating unit. Identified error code 83 on thermostat (low pressure lockout 4) and discovered cracked copper pipe joint at valve connection. System remains operational despite the fault condition.
Performed second opinion evaluation on customer's planned furnace replacement. Inspected existing aging furnace unit with standard PVC venting system and examined outdoor condenser/heat pump showing signs of weathering and debris accumulation. Customer has already placed deposit with another company for new system installation scheduled for Monday.
Performed diagnostic assessment on furnace system, identifying issues requiring service. Conducted electrical measurements with clamp meter, recording amperage reading of 38.2. Inspected interior components including copper refrigerant lines and heat exchanger for proper operation and condition.
Performed full system evaluation for customer seeking HVAC replacement options. Current system exhibits significant age-related deterioration with non-functioning operation upon departure. Documented existing furnace installation with standard metal ductwork, PVC condensate drainage, and electrical components showing wear. Customer opted to replace entire system rather than proceed with repairs. Credit for previously collected repair payment to be applied toward replacement system. Customer requesting expedited installation timeline.
Diagnosed and serviced 10+ year old cooling system that was not functioning properly. Upon inspection, found the digital thermostat was malfunctioning, causing improper communication with the HVAC unit. Replaced thermostat with compatible model, calibrated system settings, and verified proper operation with cooling cycle test.
Performed mobile home furnace replacement, installing new indoor unit only. Removed heavily soiled air filter with significant dust buildup and replaced with clean filter. Took all three roof jack sizes for proper installation compatibility.
Performed on-site assessment of customer's 30+ year old heating system with failed gas valve. Unit is a wall-mounted furnace installed in a compact living space with wooden paneling. Inspection revealed significant age deterioration and ventilation issues. Recommended complete system replacement due to obsolete components and inefficiency. Customer indicated urgency for installation with preference for immediate scheduling.
Inspected furnace unit with focus on gas valve system. Identified Unitrol gas valve with reset button and examined associated wiring connections. Evaluated overall condition of furnace including ventilation grills and surrounding insulation. No repairs were needed at this time.
Responded to no heat call at commercial property. Inspected mechanical thermostat with gold adjustment dial and found it was improperly calibrated. Adjusted thermostat settings and verified proper system operation, restoring heating functionality to the space.
Diagnosed furnace that was continuously heating and overheating without proper cycling. Inspected wiring connections in control panel, which showed signs of disorganization and aging that could be contributing to the system's inability to shut off properly. Made necessary adjustments to restore proper thermostat control and heating cycle functionality.
Performed monthly heating maintenance service on customer's HVAC system. Conducted diagnostic testing using INTECH device to verify proper system operation. Inspected A.O. Smith ProLine XE water heater and confirmed all components were functioning correctly.
Diagnosed and repaired a no-heat condition on an aging gas furnace by replacing the faulty gas valve assembly. Removed the original valve which was failing to properly regulate gas flow, installed new compatible valve, and verified proper system operation after installation.
Responded to no-heat complaint on aging system. Upon inspection, verified proper ignition sequence and flame operation at the burner assembly. System is now functioning correctly with stable blue flame indicating normal combustion.
Responded to no heat call for furnace with red light cycling issue. Discovered snow-covered exhaust vent pipe, which was causing system shutdown due to pressure switch safety. Cleared snow from vent to restore proper combustion air flow, verified system operation after repair.
Responded to warranty call for HVAC system with inadequate heating. Investigated dual-temperature zone issues where downstairs area was consistently 12 degrees below setpoint. Inspected air vents and return grilles throughout the home. Adjusted auxiliary heat settings to improve system responsiveness per customer request.
Responded to customer complaint of water dripping noise under master bathroom floor when furnace operates. Inspection revealed water damage in garage ceiling around PVC pipe connections to furnace. Identified condensation forming on cold PVC drain pipes during furnace operation as the source of the leak. Applied proper insulation to exposed PVC pipes to prevent further condensation and water damage.
Responded to service call for toilet flushing issue. Inspected American Standard toilet and flush mechanism. Identified malfunctioning components in tank including float assembly. Serviced flush valve system and restored proper toilet function.
Responded to service call regarding heat pump compressor noise. Inspected indoor air handler/furnace unit with condensate drainage system and outdoor condenser unit. Diagnosed compressor issue causing abnormal operational sounds; service could not be completed as scheduled due to time constraints.
Responded to customer complaint of buzzing noise behind bathroom vanity. Upon inspection, identified water leak in supply lines with water turned off at source. Documented existing water heater installation for reference, noting proper connections of copper and PVC piping to Richmond unit.