Moeller Furnace Company

Happy first day of spring!

You didn’t have to, but you did! Thank you everyone for the kind words we look forward to serving Fort Dodge and surrounding areas for years to come.

April showers bring May flowers and along with that the time to get your air conditioning checked! Call us today, 515-573-5831, to schedule your Spring Check-up! We will: ~ Visually inspect entire system The first thing we will do is visually inspect the entire system. We will be looking for warning signs that indicate an unhealthy or malfunctioning system.... ~ Thoroughly clean cooling components Now that you’ll be running the AC, it’s important to have a clean evaporator coil and clog-free condensate drains and lines. A dirty evaporator coil will keep the system from efficiently cooling the air in your home and may even cause the system to malfunction. Additionally, clogs in the evaporator pan and evaporator lines can keep condensation from being pulled away from the coil, potentially causing your AC system to flood. ~ Check on electrical components Healthy electrical components are the key to an efficient HVAC system. Once the cooling components are cleaned we will check to make sure the wiring for the thermostat and AC unit are connected and working properly. ~ Run a system functionality test We will run a full system functionality test. In order to make sure the AC system is operating properly, check coolant levels, monitor the system’s cycle times, check the running system’s safety controls and test the unit’s compressor systems. Finally we will make sure the system’s safety measures are operating properly by testing the AC disconnect switch and outdoor power switch. See more

When Nate Moeller visits customers’ homes in Fort Dodge, he’ll sometimes find air conditioning or heating units that were installed by his grandpa decades ago. ...Moeller, the son of Fred Moeller, returned home in 2020 to become manager of the family business Moeller Furnace Co. I am out doing quotes every day, Nate Moeller said. A lot of the residential jobs we do, we are taking out equipment installed by my grandfather. It’s interesting to see the history there. Nate Moeller’s great grandfather, Walter J. Moeller, founded the company in 1912. It was first located on the other side of the street from where it is today at 114 S. 12th St. https://www.messengernews.net//2021/04/four-generations-s/

HEAD'S UP! As part of Severe Weather Awareness Week, the City of Fort Dodge will be participating in the statewide tornado drill on Wednesday, March 24, 2021. A...t 11 am, you will hear the sirens sound throughout town. We encourage everyone to participate and review your plan should there be an actual emergency. @webstercountyemergencymanagement