Factors To Consider Before Purchasing An AC Unit

Unit Type Purchasing an AC Unit Were you less than happy with the performance of your last air conditioner? If so, then you may benefit from taking advantage of this opportunity and considering other options. Speak with one of our clean, screened, trained, and timely CJS technicians about your AC unit options and which varieties make the most sense for your home and needs.

Unit Size

Many people underestimate the significance that proper sizing can have on the overall performance of an air conditioning unit. When sized correctly, your AC has the potential to reach its maximum efficiency and may enjoy a long lifespan. An improperly sized air conditioner, on the other hand, might require more frequent repairs and wear down faster than one that is the right size for your home and household. Also, air conditioners that are not the ideal size may have reduced efficiency that leads to higher utility bills. Finally, AC units that are too small may fail to cool your home as much as you would like, and those that are too large may run too frequently and leave your indoor air too humid.

SEER Rating

An AC unit’s SEER rating is its seasonal energy-efficiency ratio and the higher the number, the more energy-efficiency the air conditioner. Speak with your HVAC technician about minimum SEER ratings for your area and which ratings may be best for you.

Thermostat Type

The thermostats that are available today can potentially provide you with lower utility bills and better convenience. How old is your thermostat? If you’re not sure and if it isn’t programmable, then now could be the perfect time to upgrade this part of your air conditioning system. A programmable thermostat gives you better control over your home’s heating and cooling, and some varieties can even be controlled remotely using a cellphone and other devices.]]>