How to Make a Smart Investment in an HVAC System

Whether you’re buying a new home or investing in a new heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) system for an older house, you don’t want to make the wrong move. A smart investment requires a little research, but you’ll thank yourself when you see a dip in your energy bills and enjoy a longer-lasting HVAC system in your Sarasota, Florida, home.

Hire a Professional for a Load Calculation

If your HVAC unit proves to be too large or too small for your home, your energy efficiency will plummet, and your unit will be subject to more wear and tear. Before you choose a brand or model, we can conduct a load calculation, so we know what size appliance you need. We consider multiple factors, from your home’s square footage to the number of people in your family. We can also advise you about the best brands and models because we want you to have the best system for your home.

Look for the Energy Star Logo

Energy Star evaluates HVAC systems for their energy efficiency. If you choose a Trane heat pump with the Energy Star label, for instance, it won’t take long before you see reduced energy bills. Plus, you’ll know that you’ve selected a quality product that will take you through the season comfortably. Other factors to consider include the seasonal energy efficiency ratio, or SEER, and the energy efficiency ratio, or EER.

Check Available Specials

We often run specials on HVAC equipment and services, so you can save money by checking our specials page first. You will find great deals throughout the year on systems as well as services. If we’re running a special on a system you want, you can save considerably. We apply discounts at the time of purchase, while rebates allow you to get money back after you buy your system.

Are you ready to make a smart investment in an HVAC system? Call Custom Air & Plumbing at today (866) 819-0992 to schedule a consultation.

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