Nashville, TN's Regional Radon, Geothermal & HVAC Company

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Locally owned radon contractor in Nashville, TN

Ever since our beginning in 1993, Precision Air has been serving the Nashville area as a family owned radon company providing a full range of home comfort solutions such as HVAC services, radon mitigation, and geothermal energy. We specialize in energy-efficient home improvements and we are an Energy Star rated, U.S. Green Building Council certified, and WaterFurnace Top Sales award winning business. Thanks to our commitment to treating all of our customers as we ourselves would expect to be treated, we have maintained an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau. We always put our customers first, which is why we offer 24/7 emergency repairs for all of our services in Nashville and areas nearby.

Radon gas exposure is the leading cause of lung cancer for nonsmokers in the U.S., and your home could have dangerous radon levels without you even noticing. Radon cannot be seen, smelled, or tasted, so the only way to detect its presence is through radon testing. Precision Air provides professional radon testing, radon inspections, and radon mitigation services for homes and HUD multi-family properties. If high radon levels are discovered in your home, we can restore health and safety to your indoor air quality by installing one of our state-of-the-art radon mitigation systems. We also provide dehumidification systems, vapor intrusion mitigation, and more to ensure that your home is a safe and comfortable living environment.

Quality heating and air conditioning services for your Nashville home

When it comes to home comfort, the quality and condition of your HVAC system are essential. Precision Air is your experienced heating and air conditioning contractor, specializing in technology that promotes energy efficiency and a comfortable interior temperature for your home. Whether you need HVAC repair or a brand new heating or air conditioning system installed, we can help! We also offer commercial HVAC maintenance, equipment installation, and upgrades.

Our heating and air conditioning services in Nashville include:

Home heating systems
Geothermal heat pumps
Energy recovery ventilation systems
Ductless air conditioning and central air conditioning
Duct cleaning and duct sealing
Indoor air quality filters and testing
And more!

We work with electric, heat pumps, gas, oil, radiant heating, and forced air systems, as well as gas furnaces, oil furnaces, and electric furnaces. If you need a duct system upgrade, HVAC installation, or any other home comfort service, don't hesitate to give us a call!

Precision Air is the trusted radon and HVAC company that you can rely on for all of your radon testing, radon mitigation, geothermal energy, heating system, and air conditioning needs. Contact us today for a free cost estimate in Nashville, TN or a nearby city or town!

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Work Requests From Nashville, TN

in Nashville

Hello, Will you be bidding the INDUSTRIOUS office space going in Cummins Station at 209 10th Ave S Nashville, TN 37203? If interested please email me at [email protected] Thank you!

Bradford Ave in Nashville

Looking at the electrostatic air filter. I would like more information and a quote. Peter

Regent Drive in Nashville

Older home needing radon mitigation system installed. Home is approximately 1100 square feet. House has crawl space where fan could be installed. thank you!

Bonnamere Dr in Nashville

Curious how much geothermal would cost for this home.

Bushnell Street in Nashville

We did radon testing on a house I am selling (i'm a realtor), and we came back with a 4.9. I'm looking for an effective mitigation solution for my client.

Shelby Ave in Nashville

Mold and mildew inside my apartment I want checked to give results to landlord.

Valley Park Dr in Nashville

Want to install a ductless AC/Heating unit in converted garage room

Hildreth Drive in Nashville

We are concerned that the indoor air quality might be part of our allergy problems.

in Nashville

I need to have a radon mitigation system installed in a multifamily building I own locally. I need to get this done pretty quickly, so please call or email at your earliest convenience. Thanks Dean

Inverness Ave in Nashville

We own an old house in Nashville with a basement and are interested in getting a radon test done.

Iverson Ave in Nashville

I have 2 second floor rooms that need either a 1.5 ton heat pump (ducts and registers) or a mini split system. Want to get a quote for both and hear the technicians opinions.

Vaughns Gap Road in Nashville

Preparing to build a new house. Would like to explore geothermal heating and cooling. Also want to know what to do about radon in new construction.

Caylor Dr in Nashville

Smell in our new construction home- we moved in in Feb of this year

Stratford Ave in Nashville

We have noticed a higher than normal humidity in our house this season, and have seen condensation mold growth near registers. Paired with allergy-like symptoms just have concerns about air quality in the house.

Batavia Street in Nashville

Just bought an older home and would like to get a quote to replace the HVAC system and duct work or get a heat pump system depending on what would be the better option for our home. Thanks!

Mary Evelyn Court in Nashville

I am selling my house and the inspection revealed that the furnace is not turning on. I need to have it looked at to determine why it is not turning on.

Boxwood Drive in Nashville

High humidity issues in a house I've just purchased. 1st floor HVAC unit (2 ton gas/elec package unit for ~1000sqft) doesn't run long enough to remove humidity from house. Its smells and feels humid/muggy. The thermostat reports humidity in the low to high 70's on humid days, seen as high as low/mid 80's last week. Humidity upstairs stays in the low to mid 60 since the upstairs unit (2.5ton heatpump for ~1400sqft) runs longer. I've purchased a 70 pint dehumidifier and I can drive the humidity down with that, but the tank fills up typically twice a day and shuts off and the humidity starts climbing once its off. For example last night the humidity was 63% downstairs, I emptied the dehumidifier and left it on max all night, woke up this AM with the unit full of water and the first floor at 70%. Emptied the tank this AM and left it on max again. Right now its down to high 50's downstairs and low 60's upstairs (my HVAC units don't run much during the day). The unit will probably fill up and shut off pretty soon and be high by this afternoon. Last week (before I had the dehumidifier), low 80%'s was not uncommon. I'm looking for a solution to the problem that doesn't require me to need to have a portable dehumidifier in the house. I don't have a practical way to setup a permanent drain for it, so I have to use the tank and I don't want to be emptying it twice a day. Whether that solution is a permanent dehumidifier installed with a dedicated outside drain installed in the crawl space (all 1st floor ductwork is down there) or modifying my existing 2 ton unit...I'm just looking for some kind of options to rein in the humidity. And I'm hoping by controlling the first floor, it'll solve the 2nd floor problem. Thanks!

in Nashville

I have a warehouse that I have created a 40Lx40Wx20H area outside of the main office area that I want to enclose and A/C. I am interested in some type of wall unit or best possible options to cool this area. Please call if interested. Thank you

Brightwood Ave in Nashville

I have a Daikin ac/heater unit in a small detached studio behind my house. 2 days ago my wife told me it wasn't cooling the room. I looked at the outside heat pump outside section and noticed the coils were very dirty. I cleaned and rinsed the coils and thought that I fixed the problem. It seemed like it was cooling again, but by that time it was late evening and not the hot part of the day. I checked again yesterday morning and it seemed fine, but by noon the room was hot again.

in Nashville

On May 25th, 2018 a service person came to repair my air conditioning unit. It has broken again- the fan in the unit is not spinning. Considering the work was only done a few weeks ago, I would expect that this would still be under warranty. Please let me know when this can be resolved. Thank you, Anna

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