Wellington, Kansas
Wellington, KS HVAC Services
Heating and cooling for Wellington homes, and the rooftop units, boilers and walk-ins that keep its downtown open.
All makes and models, more than 20 years of experience, licensed under BUS2025-11907.
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& Models
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In Wellington
The County Seat, and a Main Street to Match
Wellington was platted in 1871 and has been the seat of Sumner County since 1872, and it is the largest town in the county. It calls itself the Wheat Capital of the World, and its downtown is a listed historic district: brick commercial blocks with storefronts at street level, many of them with rooms above.
A county seat with a working downtown tilts the work further toward commercial equipment than a bedroom suburb would — rooftop units on shops and offices, boilers in the older civic and commercial buildings, walk-in coolers behind the restaurants. Around that is a town of houses, a good many of them older, on ordinary furnace and air conditioning work.
- The county
- Wellington is the seat of Sumner County.
- The roads
- On US-81 and US-160, just west of I-35.
- Downtown
- A listed historic district, storefronts below and rooms above.
Up and down the block
What a Historic Main Street Runs On
A brick commercial block is several different jobs sharing one set of walls. Four things decide how one like it heats and cools.
The boiler in the basement
Buildings of that age were often heated by a boiler from the start — hot water or steam to radiators, or later to coils in an air handler. A boiler can run for decades when it is tuned every year, and combustion analysis is what shows whether it is still burning cleanly.
The units on the roof
Cooling usually arrived later, on packaged rooftop units set on curbs cut through a roof that was never built for them. The unit is maintained like any other, but the condensate drain and the curb around it deserve a look on every visit, because water from either shows up on the ceiling of the shop below before it shows anywhere else.
The display window
A wall of glass facing the afternoon sun puts more heat into the front of a store than anywhere else in it, and a long, narrow floor fed from one unit at the back tends to leave the front behind. Where the supply air actually lands matters here as much as how much of it there is.
The rooms upstairs
Apartments and offices over a storefront rarely share the downstairs system well, and there is seldom a spare route for ductwork through a building this old. A ductless system gives the upstairs heating and cooling of its own with nothing more than a line set through the wall.
Tell us what is on each floor of the building, and we will tell you what keeping it running looks like.
Talk to usRoof and basement
Rooftop Units and Boilers, on a Schedule
Cooling on the roof and heat in the basement — the two pieces of equipment a downtown building cannot go without.
Heating and Cooling Maintenance and Repairs
Rooftop Units
Maintenance and repair on quarterly, semi-annual, or annual schedules — matched to how hard your equipment actually works.
Annual Maintenance, Tuning & Combustion Analysis
Boilers
Annual service including tuning and combustion analysis to ensure maximum heating efficiency.
Quarterly, semi-annual or annual, and how to choose.
Read the commercial upkeep guideFrom our own work
Behind the Building
Packaged units against block walls and a cooling tower with its panels off for service: the equipment that sits behind a commercial block, out of sight until it stops.
A packaged unit on rails against a block wall, its duct rising behind it. 
Another set on blocks, gas line and galvanised duct run in at the wall. 
A cooling tower with its louvred panels off for service.
Commercial repairs and maintenance, alongside the residential work.
Wellington questions
What Wellington Callers Ask Us
- Do you take on commercial maintenance contracts down here?
- Yes. Rooftop units on quarterly, semi-annual or annual schedules, boiler maintenance with tuning and combustion analysis, chiller annual service, make-up air, paint booths, and walk-in coolers and freezers. Which interval suits depends on the equipment and how hard it works, and that is worth a conversation rather than a default.
- Our rooftop unit is fine. Why would we pay for maintenance on it?
- Because the failures that shut a building down are mostly the ones that were visible earlier. A packaged unit does not announce a problem until something downstream stops, and the difference between finding it with a panel off and finding it on the hottest day of the year is the whole value of the schedule.
- Our building has a boiler nobody has looked at in years. Should we be worried?
- It is not a question to guess at, and it is the one an annual service answers. Tuning and combustion analysis show whether the burner is running cleanly, and the controls and safeties get checked on the same visit. If it has gone years without one, the first visit is the most useful one it will get — and before the heating season is the time for it.
- Do you work on houses in Wellington, or only businesses?
- Houses too: furnaces, air conditioning, mini-splits, thermostats and in-floor heat, on all makes and models. Wellington is a longer run than the metro towns, so scheduling is worth sorting on the phone, but the rates do not change with distance.
Wellington service
What We Do in Wellington
Storefronts, civic buildings and houses — all twelve services, available in Wellington.
For your home
Around Wellington
Oxford and Mulvane on the Sumner side, Winfield across the Cowley line, and Wichita. The hub lists every community we name.
Google Reviews
5.0 Stars on Google
Our customers talk about the same things: we show up fast, we find what’s actually wrong, and we finish when we said we would.
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Let's Get Your Comfort Back
Tell us what your system is doing and we'll tell you what it needs.
Or just call
316-807-1713- Monday–Friday
- 7:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.
- Saturday
- By appointment only
- Sunday
- Closed
Arrow Heating and Air Conditioning, LLC · License# BUS2025-11907