The TOTAL comfort of a home’s environment depends on state-of-the-art mechanical systems. We provide essential services to design, install, maintain and provide 24 hour service for TOTAL residential mechanical systems in order to make them efficient and safe, making the home environment more comfortable. All the services we provide—electrical, fire protection, HVAC, plumbing and automated systems are just as important in a home as they are in a commercial or industrial building.

Whether it’s in-floor radiant heating, managing heat zones in different parts of the home, preventing humidity migration from an indoor pool or off-site computer monitoring, we’re ready for the challenge. We specialize in meeting the expectations of today’s most challenging and high-end residential homeowners, coordinating the functional and efficient installation and operation of all residential mechanical systems. Our residential commissioning program guarantees that you will not only receive the latest technology, but also receive owner training to understand its safe and efficient operation.

The Trane Comfort Specialist™ icon indicates that TOTAL Residential has undergone special training and adheres to high customer service standards. The Trane Comfort Specialist designation is not easy to come by. Dealers qualify for this honor on a yearly basis by meeting Trane’s stringent standards for professionalism and technological expertise. When it’s time to purchase a heating and air conditioning system for your home, put your comfort in the hands of an Independent Trane Comfort Specialist dealer—TOTAL Residential.

Call us at 262-523-2510 to ask about TOTAL Residential’s Preventative Maintenance Programs.

Routine check-ups are good not only for your health, but also for your home heating and cooling equipment. These check-ups will keep your equipment operating at the highest levels of efficiency and increase the life of your equipment. If you think you need to call us for repairs, please check the following first...

• Make sure the thermostat is in the heat or cool position.
• Set thermostat to desired temperature.
• Make sure switch at furnace is in the on position by turning it off and then back on.
• Check for blown fuses, tripped circuit breakers or open disconnect switches.
• Check filter for accumulation of dirt (replace as needed).
• For air conditioning, check the outside disconnect to make sure it is in the on position.
• For heating, check the gas shut off valve on the gas line and inside the unit.
• For heating, check for snow or leaves in flue pipes (on high efficiency units).
• If you have a flexible drain hose to the floor, make sure it is not kinked or rolled up.

Helpful Hints for your home:

• Clean or replace filters regularly.
• Keep registers and grilles open and unblocked.
• If you have a setback thermostat, do not set back more than 10 degrees Fahrenheit.
• For maximum comfort, set fan in the “ON” position for constant continuous air circulation and filtering.
• Make sure grass clippings, leaves or other debris are kept away from your outdoor air conditioning unit.
• Keep all bushes and shrubbery trimmed at least one foot from your outdoor air conditioning unit.

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