Getting an air conditioner installed in the Bronx is a lot different than getting it set up anywhere else. Homes are different sizes, different shapes, and many people in our area have different requirements when it comes to comfort and energy efficiency. It’s important to work with a Bronx HVAC company that knows what they’re doing.
Luckily, that’s doable. Our team specializes in the installation and maintenance of HVAC systems throughout the Bronx and beyond. While our prices might be higher than a local amateur or a family friend, we make sure to set everything up the right way and we don’t leave until homeowners are completely comfortable with the purchase they’ve made.
For anyone in the Bronx looking to invest in an air conditioning system, keep reading this blog post to look at some of the unique types of systems that we can install.
What does efficiency mean? In the HVAC industry, efficiency means energy consumption in relation to cooling or heating power. An efficiently running air conditioner or heater will run while consuming as little energy as possible. This term is important because it signals the need to keep operating costs low and gives homeowners a clear idea of how much a specific type of AC unit or heater will cost to run.
Air conditioners require a few repair needs throughout the entirety of their lifespans—that’s just unavoidable. What is avoidable, however, are the most expensive repairs, like compressor breakdowns and refrigerant leaks, by early detection and precision installation. It’s time to stop treating an air conditioner like some ghost that lives in the basement for fifteen years, and like a member of the family that it is. Vigilance is the key to keeping an AC in good condition.
To repair or replace, that is the question! This could be one of the hardest parts about owning an air conditioner that’s getting on in years. When that AC starts causing problems, our first inclination is to call for repairs and have the problem fixed—but sometimes that’s not the best decision to make.
Air conditioners often have problems are due to neglect or just plain old age. Unfortunately, homeowners know so little about these machines and how they work that by the time we’re called to investigate, it’s just too late.