Perched peacefully in Hancock County, a suburb of Indianapolis, Greenfield is a fast-growing community loved for its small-town charm with quick access to the big city. With more people comes the need for more homes and a greater demand for dependable HVAC and plumbing.
Masters Heating & Cooling is here to meet the whole-home needs of our Greenfield community. Our licensed, insured, and NATE-certified technicians are committed to prompt arrival times and will come fully equipped with the tools they need to tackle any request you ask of us. From new indoor air quality system installations to AC maintenance to swift plumbing repair solutions, we specialize in superb service while maintaining exceptional customer care and open communication.
Keep your home running in tip-top condition with the expert services from Masters Indy. Schedule a service today.
Heating Services in Greenfield
Central Indiana is no stranger to brisk, harsh winters met with snow, ice, and wind. To combat the cold, it’s crucial that residents are able to access warmth reliably, and the best way to do so is with the use of a well-working heating system. To ensure this is a reality for our customers, we offer heating services, including repair, installation, replacement, and maintenance for the following heating types:
Greenfield AC Services
Summers in central Indiana bring high temperatures and humidity levels. Without a proper air conditioning unit, Greenfield residents risk extreme discomfort, inconvenience, and even potential health hazards. No matter the air conditioning unit you depend on to get through the season seamlessly, we offer the following AC services for your benefit:
- Air conditioner installation and replacement
- Air conditioner repair
- Air conditioner maintenance
- Ductless ACs
- Commercial cooling services
Indoor Air Quality
Given that contaminants such as pet dander, dust, mildew, allergens, and other particles are generally unseen to the naked eye, you may not always consider the quality of your home’s air. Improving your air quality is, however, beneficial for preventing respiratory issues, dry hair and nails, cold symptoms, unbalanced humidity levels, and more. Our team provides exceptional indoor air quality services that include the following:
Plumbing
Your home’s plumbing is likely one of the most used systems and the biggest investments you can have. Used for bathing, washing clothes, cooking dinners, and completing a slew of other tasks, your plumbing system is comprised of a range of complex fixtures. To ensure its integrity and ability to meet your needs, we provide the plumbing services below:
- Traditional water heater services
- Tankless water heater services
- Sump pumps
- Water lines
- Plumbing fixture installation and repair
- Commercial plumbing
Choose Masters For Home Comfort Services in Greenfield
The Masters Indy team has over 40 years of experience in the industry. Our team of technicians is NATE-certified, licensed, insured, and background-checked, so you can always expect outstanding results when you partner with our team for HVAC, plumbing, and indoor air quality work. We will always provide you with upfront pricing, financing options, and free estimates on replacement quotes, and we also offer military, veteran, and senior discounts for maximum support and a stress-free experience.
Reap the benefits of professional whole-home services by setting up an appointment with the Masters Indy team today.
Recent Jobs and Reviews in Greenfield, IN
Job Locations and Reviews
Performed 2025 heating maintenance on geothermal system. Inspected and verified proper operation of Grundfos circulation pumps, distribution manifold, and blower assembly. All components including motor wiring, fan housing, and heat exchanger were found to be in good working condition with no signs of damage or deterioration.
Responded to service call for a leaking condensate pump in garage. Inspected furnace system, pressure tested gas line connections, and replaced faulty condensate pump to resolve water leakage issue. All components now functioning properly with no further leaks detected.
Performed annual geothermal heating system maintenance. Conducted electrical testing with clamp meter showing 15.6 amp draw on primary circuit, within normal operating parameters. Inspected heat pump components including control board and copper line connections, noting minor corrosion at connection point that was treated to prevent further deterioration.
Performed heating maintenance service including system diagnostic testing with readings of 63.7 on temperature differential. Inspected control board circuitry and verified proper operation of electronic components, noting normal function of the digital display (23H) and all connection points. All colored wiring harnesses were examined and confirmed to be properly secured with no signs of wear or damage.
Performed scheduled heating maintenance on a geothermal system. Checked system pressure with Geo-Flo gauge, confirming readings between 60-70 PSI which is within normal operating parameters for this unit.
Performed annual heating maintenance service on system. Inspected circuit board and electrical connections, finding all components in good working order. Examined ignition assembly and heat exchanger, confirming proper operation with no signs of significant wear or safety concerns.
Performed standard tune-up on heating system, including electrical voltage testing showing readings of 376/300 volts. Inspected and verified proper operation of control board connections and wiring integrity. Visual inspection of ductwork and internal components completed with no issues identified.
Identified malfunctioning geothermal system that was repeatedly tripping a 60A breaker in the dedicated sub-panel adjacent to the unit. Reset circuit breakers to temporarily restore operation. Installed new communicating thermostat and Symphony module to enable Wi-Fi connectivity for remote system control and monitoring. Parts inventory stored on garage shelf for future maintenance.
Completed annual heating maintenance on geothermal system. Measured loop temperature at 55.6°F using UEi thermometer at valve connection points, confirming proper operating range. Electrical diagnostics with Fluke 902FC clamp meter showed compressor drawing 0.1 amps at idle, indicating normal electrical function. System is operating within manufacturer specifications for the heating season.
Successfully installed a Waterfurnace 4-ton, 2-stage, open loop geothermal system with new pad, thermostat, well water kit and regulator. System was fully tested with temperature measurements taken to verify proper operation.
