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According to the American Lung Association, 90% of our time is spent indoors. Air quality is crucial to your health. Poor air quality impacts everyone, disrupts your daily life, and can even lead to health problems.


At Custom Cooling & Heating, we ensure the air you breathe indoors is as healthy as it can be. We can help you achieve consistent home comfort, bring you peace of mind and create a healthy environment for your family.

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As your trusted neighbors for over 40 years, our Lincoln-based team has the expertise to solve any cooling or heating issue.


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We take the time to understand your specific needs and preferences before installing the most effective, efficient solutions.

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Breathe Easy, Live Comfortably

We provide expert solutions that give your family year-round comfort and healthy air quality.

Breathe Easy, Live Comfortably

We provide expert solutions that give your family year-round comfort and healthy air quality.

Maintenance

Tired of unexpected breakdowns disrupting your comfort?  Regular maintenance is key to preventing problems before they start. Scheduled tune-ups ensure your system is clean, efficient, and operating safely, keeping your home comfortable all year long.

Repair

Is your air conditioner blowing hot air in or is a blown furnace leaving you shivering? Don't suffer through discomfort!  Our skilled technicians can quickly and efficiently solve your HVAC system, restoring comfort to your home.

Replacement

Is your outdated HVAC system struggling to keep up? Replacing your old system with a modern, high-efficiency unit can improve your comfort, save you money, and ensure reliable performance for years to come.

New Install

Our system installations are designed specifically for new construction projects. We'll seamlessly integrate a modern, efficient HVAC system into your plans, ensuring optimal comfort and fresh air circulation from the moment you move in.


Other Services

Worried about airborne contaminants? Our fume extraction systems remove harmful particles. We also offer custom metal fabrication and hydronics.

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Our experts will walk you through your options, answer any questions, and schedule a convenient service.

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Experience your home as it should be, with new life breathed into it. We'll be there with local support if needed down the line.

What People Have to Say About Us

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"Our furnace went out on a Saturday evening when the temperature outside was in the negative numbers. The HVAC contractor we had used for years said they could not come out for days, and my wife had just come home from surgery so we really needed heat. They came out immediately, diagnosed the problem, and fixed it. And considering it was a weekend and after hours, the price was reasonable too. And the technician was polite and professional."

- Dave E.

"We will be switching from the HVAC contractor we have used for years over to Custom Cooling."

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"Discussed replacing both AC and furnace. Bid was sent to me in a couple of days. Agreed on a system and they installed it 6 days later. Entire job took 6 hours. Did an outstanding job and explained all the functions, settings and controls in a professional manner. Extremely satisfied with their work and equipment."

- Thomas S.

"A/C had a leak and they charged it within two working days."

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"They came out and looked over what units I had, old ones of course, told me what needed to be done, what should be done. After inspection of the old units they emailed bids on 4 different levels of comfort and the costs. They let me choose what I wanted, set up the appointment for ducts to be cleaned. The cost was exactly what they estimated. I would definitely refer anyone to them."

- Theresa K.

"Very professional job. Very pleased with the way the AC now performs."

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"He gave us a repair option and then multiple replacement options. He also recommended switching from a heat pump to a conventional air conditioner. This was less expensive then going with a new heat pump and should give me less repairs down the road. I really appreciated all the options and the great advice. The technicians were in and out in one day and cleaned everything up and left my place better then they found it. Couldn't ask for a better experience from the beginning to the end!!"

- Jared M.

"Custom Cooling & Heating did a perfect job replacing our heat pump."

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"Custom Cooling and Heating switched out my old AC unit and indoor coils a few days ago. They also ran new lines. The service was exceptional. The technicians were on time, professional and cleaned up the site. Everyone I dealt with at Custom Cooling and heating were knowledgeable and polite. I would recommend Custom Cooling and Heating to anyone looking for HVAC service."

- Michael K.

" I could not have asked for better service from the very start of requesting a bid."

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"Last week when the temperatures reached between 83 & 94 degrees, I discovered my air conditioning unit was not working. The same day, Custom determined I needed a new unit, in less than a week, I had a new unit. Thank you guys, your the best!!"

- Pamela R.

"This company cares for their customers. I would recommend them to anyone!"

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"Custom Cooling & Heating were very upfront and honest with all of their pricing on my new system. Their technicians who installed my system were courteous and handled themselves professionally all the way through the project. I would definitely recommend them to any of my friends and family looking for a new furnace, air conditioner or Geo-thermal heat-pump system!"

- Reginald B.

"They did a fantastic job on my new home heating and air conditioning system."

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"Had a very good experience with Custom Cooling & Heating Inc. We were able to easily make contact with the individuals at Custom who were able to send someone over quickly to resolve our A/C issue and answer all of our questions. Really appreciate the customer service."

- Skylar G.

"Had a very good experience with Custom Cooling & Heating."

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15 Oct, 2024
Choosing the right climate control system is a big deal when it comes to keeping your home comfortable year-round. For many homeowners, the decision often comes down to choosing between a heat pump and an air conditioner. In this blog, we'll break down the main differences, helping you make an informed decision in choosing between a heat pump vs air conditioner. Understanding Heat Pumps vs Air Conditioners A heat pump is a reliable system that provides both heating and cooling. Unlike traditional heating systems , which generate heat, a heat pump transfers heat from one place to another. In the winter, it takes heat from the outside air (even when it’s cold) and brings it indoors. In the summer, it works like an air conditioner, removing heat from inside your home and releasing it outside. An air conditioner is designed specifically to cool your home. It works by removing heat from the indoor air and blowing it outside. Most air conditioners consist of two main parts: an indoor unit that absorbs the heat and an outdoor unit that gets rid of the heat. While its cooling abilities are great, air conditioners do not offer heating capabilities by themselves. Weighing the Pros and Cons 1. Climate and Efficiency Heat Pump: Heat pumps are effective in both heating and cooling, making them ideal for moderate climates. They can help you save on your energy bills , especially if you live in an area with mild winters and hot summers. Modern heat pumps are made to perform even in colder temperatures, making them versatile for a variety of climates. All heat pumps in the northern climate require a backup heat source (electric, gas or propane furnace). There are tax credits up to $2000 for heat pumps and local utility rebates available to lower the overall cost for installation. Air Conditioner: Best suited for regions where high demand for cooling your home is needed. The more demand for the unit to cool the space the more beneficial high efficiency units are. There are tax credits up to $600 for A/C’s and local utility rebates available to lower the overall cost for installation. 2. Energy Costs and Savings Heat Pump: Although the initial installation cost can be higher, heat pumps usually have lower operating costs due to their dual functionality and energy efficiency. Many homeowners find that heat pumps save money in the long run through reduced energy consumption for heating and cooling the home. This is due to the use of the refrigeration cycle to transfer the heat from outdoors to inside the home. A typical furnace (electric, gas, or propane) uses the energy to create heat, not transfer heat like a heat pump. Air Conditioner: Typically, air conditioners have a lower initial cost compared to heat pumps. They will be coupled with an electric, gas or propane furnace for supplying the heat to the home. Typically heat pumps and A/C’s of a similar make and grade will have the same cooling efficiency. 3. Installation and Maintenance - Heat Pump: Installation of a heat pump can be slightly more complex, especially if you’re converting from an A/C. Regular maintenance is important to ensure efficiency and longevity. A well-maintained heat pump can last up to 12 years and beyond. Heat pumps run year around so inherently the maintenance and tendency for part failure is higher than an A/C. - Air Conditioner: Installation is typically straightforward, especially if you’re replacing an existing unit. Regular maintenance, like cleaning filters and checking refrigerant levels, is essential for the best performance. Air conditioners can typically last up to 15 years and beyond. 4. Environmental Impact Heat Pump: Heat pumps are environmentally friendly since they use electricity to transfer heat rather than burning fossil fuels for heat. They can reduce your carbon footprint and contribute to a greener home. Air Conditioner: Since A/C’s only cool your home, they rely on whatever furnace that it is coupled with to heat your home which may have a larger environmental impact. Choosing a high efficient A/C will lower the need for peak demand on the electrical grid in the summer. Making the Right Choice Choosing between a heat pump and an air conditioner depends on multiple factors, including your climate, budget, and HVAC needs. At Custom Cooling & Heating, our experts can help you assess your specific situation and recommend the best solution for your home. Rely on Us for Your HVAC Needs Contact us today or personalized service and reliable HVAC solutions. Our team of professionals is here to provide personalized advice, top-notch installation, and ongoing support to ensure your home stays comfortable year-round.
28 Aug, 2024
Are you searching for ways to improve your comfort at home? Try investing in a whole-home humidifier! Now you may be wondering “what does a whole-home humidifier do?” Whole-home humidifiers help improve indoor air quality, especially during the dry winter months or in areas with naturally low humidity. In this blog, we’ll explore all the ways a whole-home humidifier can improve your home and health. Benefits of a Whole-Home Humidifier 1. Say Goodbye to Dry Air Low humidity levels can lead to dry skin, irritated eyes, and discomfort. A whole-home humidifier maintains standard humidity levels, creating a more comfortable living environment. This can also make your home feel warmer in the winter, reducing the need to turn up the thermostat. 2. Breathe Easy Proper humidity levels can help ease symptoms of respiratory issues, such as dry throat and sinus congestion. It also reduces the likelihood of nosebleeds and can help in reducing the spread of airborne viruses by keeping the mucous membranes moist. 3. Preservation of Home Furnishings Wood furniture, flooring, and musical instruments can suffer from cracking and warping from dry air. A whole-home humidifier protects these valuable items and saves you from costly repairs and replacements by maintaining consistent humidity levels. 4. Less Static Electricity Dry air increases static electricity, which can lead to annoying shocks and damage electronic equipment. A humidifier helps to reduce static build-up and gives you a shock-free environment. 5. Save on Your Energy Bills Maintaining proper humidity levels can reduce the extra strain on your heating system. Humidified air feels warmer, which can allow you to lower your thermostat and save on heating costs over time. Types of Whole-Home Humidifiers Whole-home humidifiers are designed to provide consistent humidity throughout your entire home. The two main types are evaporative and steam humidifiers, each with its own method of adding moisture to the air. 1. Evaporative Humidifiers Evaporative humidifiers use the natural process of evaporation to add moisture to the air. They are typically installed as part of your home’s HVAC system and come in two main variants: bypass and fan powered. Bypass Humidifiers : These units use a bypass duct to direct a portion of your home’s warm air through a water panel or evaporative pad. The air then picks up moisture before being returned to the home’s ductwork. Bypass humidifiers are energy-efficient and suitable for homes with existing HVAC systems . They tend to be quieter but may require a separate installation component. Fan-Powered Humidifiers : These units have a built-in fan that helps to force air through the water panel or pad, creating a more efficient moisture distribution. Fan-powered humidifiers are generally more effective in larger homes or in areas with higher humidity needs. They offer quicker humidity adjustments and are typically easier to install. 2. Steam Humidifiers Steam humidifiers, also known as steam vaporizers, use an electric element to boil water and release steam into the air. The steam is cooled slightly before being distributed throughout the home. Steam humidifiers provide precise control over humidity levels and can reach higher humidity levels compared to evaporative models. They’re ideal for homes with specific humidity requirements or for those seeking a more robust solution to dry air issues. However, you should consider that steam humidifiers generally consume more energy than evaporative models due to the heating process. They also require more frequent maintenance to ensure proper operation and to prevent mineral build-up. Choosing the Right Whole-Home Humidifier When selecting a whole-home humidifier, consider factors such as the size of your home, your specific humidity needs, and energy efficiency. Consulting with a professional can help determine the best type and model for your situation, ensuring that you achieve optimal comfort and performance. At Custom Cooling & Heating , we specialize in helping you find the perfect cooling and heating solutions in Lincoln, Nebraska. Our experts can assist with selecting, installing, and maintaining the right humidifier for your home. We are your trusted partner for a comfortable home! Contact us today for advice, installation, and support to boost your home’s comfort and well-being.
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