Heating, Ventilation & Air Conditioning, also referred to as HVAC, is a series of mechanical systems that regulate the temperature of your home. The heater and Air Conditioning (AC) consumes a large percentage of the energy in your home. If you own an older home, your heating and AC unit may be costing you more to keep than it would cost to replace. Our installers are experienced with a variety of HVAC and can help you make an informed decision on what system you should be using based on your budget.
How to determine if your HVAC systems has a poor energy efficiency
SEER rating are the method used to describe the efficiency of a particular equipment system. SEER stands for “Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio”. The systems purchased today typically range from 10.00 SEER to 18.00 SEER. If you have a home and the current system is 10-15 years old, you may have a system that ranges from 6.0 SEER to 10.00 SEER. Of course at the time it was installed, 10.00 SEER was considered Efficiency. Today, with all the focus on conservation and energy savings, that “Efficient 10.00 SEER” from 10-15 years ago is growing obsolete.
Ratings works like gas mileage on your car. SEER VS. Cooling The higher the SEER or HSPF number, the higher the efficiency and the greater the energy savings. The typical mid ranged HVAC system we install has a SEER rating of 17. This can save you hundreds of dollars on your energy bill.
Contact us today to schedule a time for one of our qualified installers evaluate your HVAC system, and recommend an energy saving solution.
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