A central air conditioning system is being installed in about 80 percent of newly built houses in the US. Most homeowners consider air conditioning to be an absolute necessity, although that hasn't always been the case. The good news is that it's relatively straightforward to have central air installed in your home, even if it was built without central A/C.
There are some factors that should be considered if you are planning to have central A/C installed in your home. And of course, having the work carried out by a reputable and licensed technician who gets the job done safely and affordably is one of the most important things. The efficiency of A/C units is typically measured by the SEER system, which stands for seasonal energy efficiency ratio.
Installing a new SEER rated unit and getting rid of your old unit which may not be working as it should, can cause a noticeable reduction in your energy bills. Lower energy usage and improved overall efficiency are becoming increasingly important to more homeowners, and HVAC manufacturers have been forced to provide products that deliver.
There are some factors that should be considered if you are planning to have central A/C installed in your home. And of course, having the work carried out by a reputable and licensed technician who gets the job done safely and affordably is one of the most important things. The efficiency of A/C units is typically measured by the SEER system, which stands for seasonal energy efficiency ratio.
Installing a new SEER rated unit and getting rid of your old unit which may not be working as it should, can cause a noticeable reduction in your energy bills. Lower energy usage and improved overall efficiency are becoming increasingly important to more homeowners, and HVAC manufacturers have been forced to provide products that deliver.
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Coolio Hamilton
Sep 25, 2012
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I'm a little biased since this is my company, although I am a little upset that I (new logo) am not featured in these pictures...i'll have to talk to someone about this. But on a serious note these guys at cooling services do great work, i highly recommend them. Frank is our lead technician and is a great source for AC knowledge and if you have time he is willing to share it all with you=) Please ask him to leave once he has your system up and running again so we can tend to other customers=)
