We offer both! Whether your system needs a quick fix, seasonal maintenance, or a full replacement, Star City Air is equipped to handle it. Our technicians are trained to work with all types of mobile home HVAC equipment.

Absolutely. Many modern systems designed for mobile homes offer excellent energy efficiency, which can help reduce monthly utility costs. We’ll help you select a unit that meets your comfort needs and budget while improving your home’s energy performance.

If your system is more than 10–15 years old, frequently breaks down, struggles to heat or cool evenly, or causes rising energy bills, it may be time for a replacement. Our technicians will inspect your system and provide honest recommendations based on its condition and performance.

Not always. Standard residential systems may not be compatible with mobile home ductwork or space constraints. We’ll assess your current setup and recommend a properly sized and compatible unit to ensure efficiency, safety, and performance.

Yes, mobile homes often require HVAC systems that are specifically designed or modified for manufactured housing. These systems are typically smaller, have unique airflow requirements, and must fit within tighter spaces. At Star City Air, we understand these needs and install units that meet HUD and local code standards.

You want your home to be prepared for the colder months, so schedule a furnace tune-up before the winter starts. When a Comfort Tech inspects your heating system, they ensure everything is working properly and ready for the cold seasons.

A service professional can suggest any repairs or upgrades to avoid heating emergencies when the cold is brisk. So think about scheduling your heating tune-up in the summer or early fall.

If your furnace is producing warm air but you can’t seem to get the desired temperature, it could mean your thermostat is faulty. Try adjusting the temperature up and see if your system reacts. The temperature sensor could be malfunctioning, in which case you’ll want to call an HVAC Comfort Tech.

There are several reasons your furnace might be underperforming beyond the thermostat. A full-service furnace tune-up allows our team to inspect your heating system and take steps to improve heating performance.

Just like you take your car for an oil change, your home heating system needs some TLC too! If you live in Lincoln, Nebraska, your furnace is likely working for several months a year. Taking care of this equipment will extend the life of your unit and increase efficiency.

Tune-ups and heating maintenance are also a great way to prevent major repairs or damage from occurring. Our specialists get a chance to evaluate your home heating system and make recommendations for preventative measures that will save money down the road.

Yes, air filters must be periodically replaced in furnaces and other HVAC equipment. Ideally, this should be done every 3 months. Dirty air filters slow down airflow and reduce the efficiency of your equipment.

If your air conditioning is not performing properly, checking for a dirty air filter is a good place to start. VIP Members enjoy an annual supply of furnace air filters.

The decision to replace or repair heating equipment is always one that should be made with the advice of our experts at Star City. We’ll evaluate the age and health of your system and give you a realistic forecast for future repairs.

Every home’s heating is unique. But our Comfort Techs will inspect your current furnace and help you make the best decision about keeping your home reliably warm. As HVAC systems age and repair frequency increases, there comes a time when a new heating system will save you money in the long run.