
You’re Our Top Priority
At Hanna Heating and Air Conditioning, we are proud to reward your faithful business with VIP Maintenance. When you become a member of our VIP Maintenance Program, you’ll be met with the outstanding Hanna service you know and love, as well as a few other benefits, exclusive to our VIPs. This unique program has been designed not only to keep your HVAC system running safely, but also to lower your utility bills and allow your family comfort and peace of mind, knowing that they’re in good hands.
A third-generation family business, Hanna was built upon family values and strong relationships, and we want our client-relationships to last. As a result, we pride ourselves on our exceptional customer service and unmatched quality of work. We stand by these core principles by offering all of our VIP Maintenance Program members personalized care, contacting you when your unit should be serviced, not when it’s convenient for us.
If you’re not completely satisfied with your service experience, just give us a call. If we can’t make you happy, we’ll gladly work with you to create a positive experience.
From our family to yours,


Let the Hanna Heating and Air Conditioning VIP Maintenance Program Take Care of Your Family!
When you become a VIP Maintenance Program member, you make the choice to protect the investment you’ve made in heating and cooling your home. Studies have shown that HVAC units that receive regular tune-ups can often last years longer than systems that are neglected. That’s good news for the comfort (and the budget!) of each of our VIPs.
VIP Maintenance Program members are entitled to incomparable benefits, including:
- PEACE OF MIND: You’ll never have to worry about your HVAC system, as our team will perform a complete inspection and offer preventive maintenance in the spring and the fall to ensure that your unit is in good, working condition. You’ll be ready to accommodate any weather that the Kansas winds blow in!
- ENERGY SAVINGS: Inefficient HVAC systems can drain your savings without changing your temperature. With Hanna’s regular system inspections, you’ll enjoy high-performance heating and cooling while reducing energy use and lowering utility bills.
- PERSONALIZED CARE: Our team will keep track or your maintenance plan, and we’ll contact you when it’s time for a seasonal tune-up based on your unit, schedule, and your needs. We’re dedicated to offering the service you need when you need it most, not when it’s convenient for us.
- TOP-PRIORITY SERVICE: With that said, we offer members of the VIP Maintenance Program top-priority service, which means that we work hard to schedule your service calls as soon as possible.
- DISCOUNTED PARTS AND LABOR: To show our gratitude to our VIPs, we also offer discounts. All parts and labor prices are automatically reduced by 10 percent for members of the VIP Maintenance Program.
- EQUIPMENT REPLACEMENT SAVINGS: Members save even more, with a five percent discount offered on all equipment replacement.
Hanna Heating and Air Conditioning’s VIP Maintenance Program is an annual maintenance program that’s ideal for residential HVAC users in the Wichita, Kansas area.
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Helpful Maintenance Articles
Changing your furnace filter regularly helps your system run more efficiently, lower energy bills, and keep the air in your Wichita home cleaner. Our Hanna Heating & Air Conditioning experts walk you through how often to change your filter (usually every 1–3 months), how to find it, and how to safely swap it out step by step.
Running your AC without a filter can cause dust and debris to build up inside the system, reduce airflow, and lead to expensive repairs. Even short periods without a filter can strain your air conditioner and lower your home’s indoor air quality. Our Hanna Heating & Air Conditioning experts explain the risks, how long you can safely run it (if at all), and what to do if your filter is clogged or missing.
Pets can create extra dust, dander, and hair that may clog your furnace filter and restrict airflow, causing your system to work harder than it should. Over time, this buildup can lead to higher energy bills, reduced efficiency, and even preventable furnace repairs. Hanna Heating & Air Conditioning explains how pets impact your HVAC system and the simple steps you can take to protect your furnace and improve indoor air quality.
A blocked furnace exhaust vent can stop your heating system from running and trigger safety shutoffs that leave you with no heat. Common causes include snow, ice, leaves, or debris restricting the vent so your furnace can’t release harmful gases properly. Hanna Heating & Air Conditioning explains what to look for, how to safely clear the blockage, and when it’s best to call a professional to avoid damage or safety risks.
A dirty evaporator coil can cause weak airflow, higher energy bills, warm air blowing from your vents, or even ice buildup on your AC system. When the coil is coated with dust or debris, your system can’t absorb heat properly, forcing it to work harder and reducing cooling performance. Hanna Heating & Air Conditioning outlines the top warning signs and explains when it’s time to schedule a professional cleaning.
A musty smell from your air conditioner often means moisture is trapped inside the system, leading to mold or mildew growth on the evaporator coil, drain pan, or in the ductwork. This buildup can reduce airflow, affect your indoor air quality, and make your home smell unpleasant. Hanna Heating & Air Conditioning explains the common causes, how to prevent moisture problems, and when to schedule a professional cleaning to eliminate the odor for good.
A MERV rating (Minimum Efficiency Reporting Value) measures how effectively an air filter can capture particles like dust, pollen, pet dander, and other airborne contaminants. The higher the MERV rating, the more particles the filter can trap—helping improve indoor air quality and protect your HVAC system. Hanna Heating & Air Conditioning explains what the different MERV levels mean, which rating is best for your home, and how to choose the right filter for your system.
If your AC stops working, there are several ways to keep your home cooler until repairs can be made. Simple steps—like closing blinds, using fans to improve airflow, avoiding heat-producing appliances, and staying hydrated—can make a big difference. Hanna Heating & Air Conditioning shares practical tips to reduce indoor temperatures and help you stay comfortable while you wait for your air conditioner to be fixed.
Read the full guide on cooling your home when the AC is broken
Your AC shouldn’t need more Freon unless there’s a leak or another issue preventing the system from holding refrigerant. Low Freon levels can cause warm air, ice buildup on the coils, or longer run times. Hanna Heating & Air Conditioning explains how to tell if your system is low on refrigerant, why leaks need professional attention, and what your next steps should be if your AC isn’t cooling properly.
If your home has poor insulation, heat can escape quickly—making it harder to stay warm and increasing your energy bills. Simple improvements like sealing drafts, using thermal curtains, closing unused rooms, and adjusting your thermostat strategically can help keep more warmth inside. Hanna Heating & Air Conditioning shares practical steps to improve comfort and reduce heat loss while you consider long-term insulation upgrades.


