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Fan coils are found in many HVAC systems. If yours isn’t working, look into a repair or replacement. Many homes use boiler and radiant heat. If your heat goes out you may need a repair or replacement. Heat pumps offer an inexpensive way to keep your home comfortable year round. Your furnace is the heating heart of your home. If your heating goes out, you may need to repair or replace your furnace. Depending on where you live, central AC can be vital to your comfort. Check your AC regularly to see if you need a repair or replacement. Get a free in-home consultation 3 months or less When you hire Sears HVAC installation experts to install* a whole house air conditioner, furnace, or other HVAC unit, we take these steps to ensure you get the right product for your home. We determine your home’s HVAC needs To make sure the unit you select is the right size for your home, the Sears HVAC expert does an electronic load calculation estimate to determine the exact type of heat and air conditioning system that’s just right for your home–we don’t just replace it with the same size unit you currently have.

These calculations take into consideration things such as the size of your home, its exposure to the sun and wind, the number and size of windows, how well insulated it is and more. This step is essential so the unit isn’t too small or too large–both waste energy. We use current air conditioner refrigerant technology We only install air conditioners with R410A refrigerant. Unlike R-22 refrigerant–which is being phased out–R410A refrigerant doesn’t deplete the ozone layer. And R410A refrigerant makes air conditioners more efficient, increasing the Seasonal Energy Efficiency Rating (SEER). Statistics show that this refrigerant has lower warranty service rates, and lower compressor failure rates. We discuss HVAC accessory options Sears offers optional accessories that make your home more comfortable: An air filtration system added to your heating and air conditioning system can help minimize pollutants in your home, such as pollen, bacteria, dander, dust and more.

An electronic air cleaner can filter out up to 95% of the particulates that pass through your HVAC system. A furnace humidifier increases the humidity in your home during the dry winter months. The added humidity is good for your skin and respiratory system. It also helps keep wood inside the house from shrinking. And because humidified air feels warmer, you can turn down the thermostat to save energy. A programmable thermostat lets you set up different temperatures for different times of day and days of the week. Once set, the thermostat automatically keeps the house at a comfortable temperature while you’re at home and active, and at an energy-saving temperature when you’re away or asleep. We look at things that affect your HVAC system To make sure your new HVAC system does the best job it can do, we go beyond just installing a new heating or cooling unit. We also check the condition of the ductwork and your home’s insulation, and make recommendations based on what we find.

*Installation includes standard labor to existing ductwork, electric/gas lines also removal of old equipment. Excludes: Permits, additional ductwork, electrical or codes upgrades and asbestos removal.First, Not All Connecticut Air Conditioning Companies Are Alike. Below are five insider tips that can prevent you from getting ripped off, but read on before skipping to the good stuff. An air conditioning system is one of the most expensive appliances you’ll ever buy for your home, due to the intense labor and all of the materials that are necessary for a proper installation. Air conditioning manufactures state that your air conditioning system must be installed per the Local & National Mechanical Safety Codes. All licensed CT contractors are supposed to follow the Local & National Mechanical Safety Codes. “If they ain’t pullin’ a permit to replace your air conditioning, you can bet that their not following the safety codes.” It used to be that these codes were all about safety, but they started mandating efficiency codes as well.

I’ll tell you why. Because consumers were being ripped off by air conditioning installation companies. Many of these companies were (and still are) taking shortcuts so they can get the job done quickly and charge the homeowner less money, just to land another job. A cheap price is not always the best option. It is almost impossible to replace or install an air conditioning system in a few hours and do the job right (up to code). And since you’ll be living with your new air conditioning for the next 15 to 20 years, it only makes sense to avoid such nightmares. If you’ve been told that you need to replace your air conditioning unit, we will happily give you a FREE SECOND OPINION so you will have all the facts. 1. You’ve heard this; My Air conditioning Guy Said I Have To Get A New One. Many central air conditioning systems are replaced that don’t need to be. Why would a deceiving air conditioning contractor condemn a perfectly good air conditioning? Either to make money or their service technician wasn’t trained properly and can’t fix it.

Many of these air conditioning systems could have been inexpensively fixed compared to the price of a new one. The 3 reasons to get your air conditioning replaced may be: it has blown compressor, it is old and inefficient or it’s too expensive to repair. Do you really need a new one? READ ON BEFORE BUYING A NEW AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM. 2. What Brand Is The Best For Me? Central Air Conditioners manufactured today basically all have the same safety features. Similar controls, similar compressors, similar choices of efficiencies, etc. Many of the manufactures buy their parts from the same factory and put their name on it. All central air conditioners (no matter what brand) should last 15 to 20 years with the proper maintenance, BUT the cost of keeping an old clunker going can cost more in electricity and repairs than a new high efficient system. I have replaced over 3,000 air conditioning systems. Many of them were “The Brand” (in their day) and many of them were about the same age.

Now, here’s the “dirty little secret” they don’t want you to know. Only about five percent of the satisfaction you’re going to get – is the result of the brand you choose. The other 95% is how well it’s installed. And there are many crucial procedures that should be done properly (if not, the brand is irrelevant). 3. Will I Save Money On My Electric Bill If I Get A New One? Simply replacing an air conditioning system isn’t going to guarantee better cooling and lower energy costs. If the HVAC contractor isn’t careful about checking your ductwork system, you could be throwing Air conditioning dollars out of the window. The installer MUST make the proper size measurements on sheet metal fittings to connect to the new air conditioning. If the Sheetmetal fittings are not done properly, air will be leaking all around the air conditioning or even worse the air can be restricted, causing premature failure of your brand new air conditioning. Having a programmable thermostat installed is another way to save money on your energy bills.

4. How Much Will It Cost to Install A New Central Air Conditioning System? “Time to give away the Trade Secrets”Condensing Unit (Outdoor Unit)Air Handler (Indoor Unit)Emergency Drain Pan and Safety Overflow SwitchDrain Piping with Safety Ball ValveSheet Metal Ductwork SystemCondensate Pump & PipingRefrigerant Piping (Line Set)Electrical Wiring & Service SwitchDigital Thermostat or Digital Programmable Thermostat ($125 per hour for the Licensed Installer and a helper x 24 hours)Installers Incentive if they do a superb jobConnecticut Sale Tax (6.35%)Total Fair Price Installed And that’s how we price our jobs. Some air conditioning installations may be a bit more, some less depending on the size of the home and ease or difficulty of the installation. If the installers have to work in tight conditions, if your home is larger or you need more ductwork than others then it will be more. Also, you may want to consider other products to improve the air that you breathe in your home, like a good air filtration system or UV Germicidal Light.

These are what we call indoor air quality products (IAQ). They run about $500 to $1500 and a little more labor plus a 20% profit on top of that. We try our hardest to make a 20% net profit so that we can fix our trucks or buy new ones, give incentives, provide health insurance, provide warranty service, give to charity or the community and other things that are important to the individual HVAC contractor. BUT it never seems to work out that way. The average air conditioning contractor earns about 2% net profit or less. And that is why so many go out of business within 5 years. Many Contractors will under-price a job, just to get the job. They are not helping the customer because it will be impossible to find these contractors in 5 years, when things start to break. Some older companies have been in business for so long that they forget to raise their prices or are simply afraid to because they think they will loose customers. Well the problem with that is, you can’t take care of your customers if you are not making money.

They will eventually end up in the same boat as those other contractors, WORKING FOR ME! Well, that’s basically how a good solid HVAC contractor prices their jobs. My competition is going to hate me when they read this…oh well. 5. How Many Years Is The Warranty? There are two types of warranties in the air conditioning business. There is the manufactures warranty and the air conditioning contractor’s warranty. The manufactures warranty covers the equipment and all of the parts in it. The air conditioning contractor’s warranty covers the labor costs involved in making the repairs to the equipment and any other work that was done, like sheet metal work, electrical wiring, etc. The Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) products have a separate warranty (usually less) than the air conditioning so be aware of that when purchasing them. Some companies have a guarantee that stops the minute they leave your driveway. Or they will say that they’ll give you a 10 year warranty and POOF, they’re gone in 5 years.