Upgrading your central air conditioning system is a big step toward gaining more home comfort and saving on energy costs. New systems are, as a whole, much more efficient than old models. To get the most benefits, however, there are certain aspects you should aim for. Here are some important features to look for when replacing your central A/C.
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Replacing Your Central A/C? Look for These Features
Tuesday, August 4th, 2015Adding to Your Home? Learn About Your Air Conditioning Options
Tuesday, July 21st, 2015
Adding a new addition to your home is a multi-step endeavor. While interior and exterior designing can be part of the fun, you want to give thoughtful consideration to air conditioning options for home additions before breaking ground. Deliberate planning from the start is best to avoid costly oversights and mistakes.
How to Know if Your Air Conditioner is the Right Size for Your Home
Tuesday, April 29th, 2014
Given that the typical home in this region requires a significant level of cooling for nearly half the year, it’s important to right-size an air conditioning unit so the system works at peak efficiency and provides the maximum level of output . An improperly sized central air conditioner will increase energy bills, lower comfort and shorten the life of your equipment.
Time for a New Air Conditioner? Consult This Checklist While Shopping
Thursday, August 1st, 2013
An air conditioner is a major financial investment and the appliance you rely on to be comfortable during our long, hot summers. This checklist covers the information you need when selecting the cooling system best for your home. Replacing an A/C is not something homeowners do often (thankfully), and this list can help guide your decision.
Searching for an HVAC Contractor: Some Tips That Can Help You Get the Best
Tuesday, July 30th, 2013
Choosing an HVAC contractor for your home isn’t like choosing which fast food you’re in the mood for. Because of the importance of proper installation, maintenance and repair of your cooling and heating equipment, it’s essential that you find the very best technician for your needs.
Attaining Your A/C’s SEER Depends on These Factors
Thursday, July 18th, 2013
An A/C’s SEER (seasonal energy efficiency ratio) is an excellent tool homeowners can use to compare the relative efficiency of various air conditioners and heat pumps. Choosing a system with a high SEER number is a good start, but in order to maximize efficiency and comfort, proper installation and other factors are also crucial. To be sure you’ll actually reach the energy efficiency your new air conditioning system is capable of:
What Your HVAC Contractor’s ACCA Membership Means to You
Tuesday, July 9th, 2013
Due to our semi-arid climate and frequent summer temperatures in the 90s, it’s especially critical for homeowners in the Fresno area that their air conditioning system operates at peak efficiency. Yet, over half of homeowners postpone scheduling air conditioner service because they don’t know whom to trust.
Manuals J and D: Why You Don’t Want to Design Your HVAC System Without Them
Thursday, July 4th, 2013
Are you planning on upgrading your home’s HVAC system this year? In order to get the most value from your investment, you’ll want to familiarize yourself with Manuals J and D. By understanding how these important load calculation tools can impact system performance, you’ll enjoy maximum efficiency and home comfort.
Proper Heat Pump Installation Means You’ll Get the Most Out of Yours
Thursday, June 27th, 2013
Installing a new heat pump in your Fresno area home is a major investment that will dictate the quality of comfort and amount of energy consumption for many years. Use this guide for heat pump installation to get the most out of your investment.