Residential heating and cooling
Antler Air HVAC service for Greater Pittsburgh. Antler Air LLC is a Greater Pittsburgh HVAC company providing residential heating and cooling installation, repair and maintenance with clean workmanship and clear options.
Clean work We protect the space, make the connections accessible and leave the system running properly.
Clear options We explain what we found, what needs attention now and what can wait.
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Goodman · Amana Equipment installed
Heating · Amana High-efficiency furnace with new plenum and filter cabinet Our own installation Furnaces Air conditioners Heat pumps Boilers Ductless systems Ductwork & venting Plenums & filter cabinets Line sets & disconnects Seasonal maintenance Repairs & diagnostics Full changeouts
Call (412) 249-9449 PA Home Improvement Contractor Registration PA230019 Insured Yes Emergency calls 24/7 Service area Greater Pittsburgh What can we help with? Three ways in. Each one opens the equipment, the work and the questions that come with it.
Two seasons, one system
The same house, twice a year. When the house can’t hold its heat. A furnace that short-cycles, a boiler that never quite catches up, rooms that stay cold no matter where the thermostat sits. We look at the equipment and at how it is connected before deciding what it needs.
Furnaces Boilers Heat pumps Venting & flue Plenums and filter cabinets Heating services
Heating · our own installation
View work Cooling Outdoor condenser set on a level pad New outdoor condensing unit set level on a composite pad over gravel beside the house, placed clear of the planting bed so air can move through the coil and the unit can be serviced. View work Cooling Goodman Condenser on a wall bracket above unfinished grade Goodman condenser hung on a steel wall bracket against the block foundation where the yard had not yet been graded, with the line set run tight to the wall and the disconnect mounted beside the unit. The parts nobody photographs are the parts that decide how a system runs.
Every photograph in this section is one of our own installations, taken on site when the job was finished. Nothing is staged.
Explore services Services
Everything your home needs to stay comfortable. Three service lines, one team. Whichever one you start with, the work begins the same way — with a look at the whole system rather than the part that failed.
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Installation & replacement New systems and full changeouts — equipment set properly, ductwork and venting made to fit the house.
01 We look at the existing equipment, the ductwork and the space it lives in. 02 We talk through the options that fit the home and your budget, in plain terms. 03 We schedule the changeout and protect the work area before we start. Installation details 02 02
Repair & service Something is not running right. We find out why, explain it, and tell you what it takes to fix.
01 Tell us what the system is doing, and when it started. 02 We test the equipment and controls to find the actual cause. 03 We explain what we found and what the repair involves. Repair details 03 03
Preventive maintenance Seasonal checks that keep small problems small and keep the system ready before you need it.
01 We schedule the visit for the season ahead, not the one you are already in. 02 We check heating, cooling, airflow, the filter and system operation. 03 We tell you what is fine and what is worth watching. Maintenance details Why Antler Air
The details matter. Four things we hold to on every job, from a seasonal check to a full changeout.
Clean work An HVAC installation shouldn’t look improvised.
Sheet metal that fits, venting that is supported, connections left accessible for the next person who opens the panel.
Clear options Understand what needs attention and what your options are.
We tell you what we found and what each route involves, so the decision is yours rather than ours.
Home-first thinking Equipment decisions should make sense for the home.
The right system depends on the house — its ductwork, its layout and how you actually live in it.
Ongoing care Keep the system from becoming something you only think about when it stops.
Seasonal checks catch the small things while they are still small, and keep the system ready for the weeks you rely on it.
Process
Comfort without the guesswork. The same four stages on every job, whether it is a filter cabinet or a full changeout. You always know which one you are in.
01 Tell us what’s going on A call or a short form. What the system is doing, how long it has been doing it, and what the house feels like.
02 We assess the system We look at the equipment, the ductwork and how it is all connected — not just the part that failed.
03 We walk through the options What needs attention now, what can wait, and what each route involves. In plain language, before anything is ordered.
04 We complete the work We protect the space, do the work properly, and show you the system running before we leave.
Stage one is a sentence or two about what the system is doing. Everything after that is ours to sort out.
Start at stage one Greater Pittsburgh Cranberry Township Wexford SewickleyWe serve Greater Pittsburgh and surrounding communities within roughly 50 miles. If your town is not listed, ask — it is probably still us.
FAQ
Questions homeowners ask. Not covered here? Send the request form and describe what is going on — we will tell you what we think.
Ask us directly
Equipment we have installed Goodman · Amana
Systems we service Most of our service work is on equipment installed by someone else. How often should HVAC equipment be serviced? A yearly check on each side of the system — heating before the cold months, cooling before the warm ones — is the usual rhythm for residential equipment. Filters generally need attention more often than that, depending on the filter and the house.
When should an HVAC system be replaced? Do you repair systems you didn’t install? What brands do you work with? How do I request service? What happens during an HVAC replacement? Ready to get comfortable? Tell us what’s going on and we’ll help you figure out the right next step.
Line set, disconnect and vent terminations