313-277-7630
info@mechanicalheating.com
6192 N Telegraph Rd Dearborn Heights, MI 48127
256 214 203 215
info@mechanicalheating.com
Mon - Sat: 8:00 - 15:00
Mechanical Heating & Cooling is Your Trusted Choice for reliable HVAC services in Dearborn Heights, MI.
We make sure you stay cool and comfortable all year long.

Whether you need to have new equipment installed or need to replace existing equipment, the installation experts at Mechanical Heating & Cooling have the experience and knowledge for the job. A heating and cooling system is one of the biggest factors that play into your home’s energy efficiency and comfort. Knowing which system is best for your home and your lifestyle is essential to seeing a return on your investment in the years to come. Our goal is to evaluate your comfort needs and give you the best possible solutions.
Things to consider when looking to replace equipment include the age of the unit, fluctuation in electric or gas bills, and cost of recent repair bills. The average lifespan of a heating and cooling system is between 15 and 20 years, but once you get past the 15 year mark, it is definitely time to start looking for a new furnace. Older furnaces run less efficiently, costing you more on your energy bills. They also don’t have the updated technologies that a newer unit will provide.
Customer Reviews and Testimonials
“From the free estimate meeting, to the duct cleaning, until the very end of the furnace/ac install it was nothing short of a fabulous experience. Everything was explained clearly with print out comparisons to review. Every employee I dealt with was very cordial and professional. I highly recommend Mechanical Heating and Cooling.”
Our mission is to provide our customers with quality heating, cooling, and ventilation services, quickly, reliably, and effectively, while offering the highest efficiency products as cost effective as possible and staying up to date on the newest technology. Each customer’s comfort is a top priority in the day to day business of Mechanical Heating.
