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A proper AC installation requires a professional assessment of your ductwork and insulation. If you’re replacing your system, don’t settle on any new cooling equipment until you’ve spoken with a trained technician about sizing and other important property features. Here are a few pointers to think about before you invest in a new air conditioning system for your Phoenix property.
An energy-efficient air conditioner can save you a lot of money. Though it might cost more upfront, a machine with a higher SEER (Seasonal Energy-Efficiency Rating) utilizes electricity more efficiently. All newer AC units are required to have a SEER of at least 14. Keep in mind, the Phoenix weather is a little more intense than the national average.
Bigger is not always better. The best air conditioner for your space is one that can accommodate the cooling load of the home or building. A unit that’s too large for your space will actually waste more energy. One of our trained, certified and experienced AC installation technicians can easily help you determine which product specs are best for you.
Before buying, you’ll also need to decide between central air conditioning and ductless AC systems. Both are viable options; but the system that’s right for you depends, in large part, on your home’s structure. Since many AC installation companies try to sell property owners on high priced options, consult with a trusted source before making a final decision.
When temperatures soar in the valley of the sun, AC units work twice as hard just to keep properties cool. Many cooling systems are overworked, trying to keep the hot air outside and the cold air in. Quality air conditioners can withstand a reasonable amount of wear and tear (especially when they’re properly maintained), but even the best equipment wears out over time.
If your AC unit is more than 10 or 15 years old, replacing it can be a lot more fruitful. Many Phoenix residents continue to pay for repairs just to keep their cooling system alive. In hindsight, installing an AC unit replacement would have saved them more than repair costs did. Upgraded air conditioners improve efficiency, which saves quite a bit of money over time.
Discussing your AC system with a maintenance technician is always a good idea. At Canyon State, we enjoy educating the Phoenix community on upkeep and prevention during routine visits. Your company should know your air conditioner best. If you’re thinking about replacing your unit, all of our AC installation technicians know how to properly assess properties and help you find the best solution.
Canyon State is a family-owned and operated business that has been serving Arizona for more than 30 years. All of our AC installers are NATE-certified and we’ve been a Trane Comfort Specialist dealer since 1998. Our company believes in building long-term relationships with customers, which is why we focus on hiring professional people with high character and a ton of experience. No matter what type of air conditioner we install, your level of comfort is important to us.
We work hard to achieve 100-percent customer satisfaction and are proud to hold a 5-star rating. The pride we take in our work allows us to offer a full range of quality HVAC services and products for home and light commercial owners throughout the Phoenix metro area. Feel free to stop by our showroom in Sun City West, Arizona to learn more about what you can expect from a Canyon State AC Installation.
Canyon State Air Conditioning, Heating & Plumbing proudly serves residential and light commercial customers in Phoenix and surrounding areas. At Canyon State Air Conditioning, Heating & Plumbing, we schedule and perform routine maintenance of your HVAC equipment when it’s convenient for you.
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