Having to choose a brand new HVAC system can be daunting. There are several different factors to take into consideration, including your overall budget and the size of your property. There are a few factors, though, that can help make the task easier than others.
If you need assistance picking out the perfect HVAC system, give us a call - we can help! In fact, helping you choose a new HVAC system is an important part of our air conditioning replacement service. When we're helping you choose a new HVAC system, there are three factors we rely on to help you choose the one that's perfect for your Myrtle Beach home.
#1: THE SIZE OF THE HVAC UNIT VS. THE SIZE OF YOUR PROPERTY
Choosing a system that's too big for a smaller home can freeze you out in the summer or overheat your home in the winter. A system that's too small for a bigger home will need to work harder to heat or cool your house. This leads to higher energy bills, and can lead to costly air conditioning repairs or heating repairs in the future.
When you're choosing a new HVAC unit for your property, keep the size of your house in consideration. Your wallet will thank you for it in many different ways!
#2: FIND SOMETHING LOW MAINTENANCE
Something with a lot of fancy bells and whistles may sound nice, but it may not be right for you if you want something that's lower maintenance. Those bells and whistles can have you calling us for maintenance services more than you may want to call us!
For best results, choose a system that's relatively low maintenance. One that only requires a yearly tune-up in the spring to keep it running its best during the summer. A low maintenance system will save you from more than one maintenance call a year, and it means less repair headaches.
#3: FIND SOMETHING ENERGY EFFICIENT
Speaking of your energy bill, it really wants you to find an HVAC system that can do more with less. An energy-efficient HVAC unit can save you up to 40% per year in energy costs!
When you're looking for a new HVAC system, take a peek at the yellow Energy Saver sticker on the air conditioner to see the Seasonal Energy-Efficiency Ratio. This will be your key to both improved comfort and great energy savings each year.