Thursday, October 29, 2015

When Is My Home Ready For A New AC System?

When Is My Home Ready For A New Air Conditioner?

Have a technician determine how efficiently your current system is running. A 13 SEER air conditioner is the minimum efficiency level now made in the U.S. If you’re running a unit with a lower level SEER, it may be time for you to consider unit replacement. A new, high-efficiency system can help you save 40% on cooling costs.

In 1992, the government established a minimum cooling efficiency standard of 10 SEER for units installed in new homes. Since January 23, 2006, all air conditioning equipment has a minimum efficiency standard set and mandated by the U.S. Department of Energy. It's often found that 10 SEER units (standard in homes built through 2005) operate at 6 to 8 SEER or less.
To improve efficiency, a homeowner can replace the unit or opt for an air conditioning tune-up, if the unit is in sound shape.


If your air conditioning unit has been breaking down frequently and resulting in the need for AC repair, you need an experienced technician to evaluate next steps. It’s quite possible the unit needs to be replaced. There a variety of options to help you determine what works best within your budget. Financing is also available. Whatever your requirements, a local AC repair company can provide the most sophisticated and advanced air conditioning products available today, combined with accurate and reliable central air installation services.

Energy Saving Green Products

Having energy saving equipment and fixtures in your home puts you on the fast track for going green. Here are some of our most popular items:

Lennox Air Conditioning & Heating Systems – Lennox Residential is a leading global name in home comfort. Lennox’ innovative solutions include energy-efficient air conditioners, furnaces and heat pumps, plus garage unit heaters, air handlers, comfort controls and indoor air quality systems.

Attic Tent® – The Attic Tent makes your pull-down attic stairs airtight, which saves energy and keeps attic dust out of the air you breathe.

Rinnai Tankless Water Heaters – Rinnai Tankless Water Heaters are the ultimate choice for energy cost savings and environmental preservation. Rinnai Tankless Water Heaters save money on your energy bill by heating water only when needed, unlike a traditional tank-style water heater that heats and reheats water all day long.

American Standard high-efficiency AC and heating equipment – Save big on electricity.

Local Power Company
Energy tax credits may provide extra financial incentives. Look for available rebates from utility companies, manufacturers of AC/Heating and plumbing products, and the US government. Your local power company is a good place to start and can usually point you to the latest info on credits, rebates and other incentives in your area.

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