Time for an HVAC System Upgrade? 5 Points to Consider

If you think you can use an upgrade of your Florida home’s HVAC system, chances are you probably can. Thanks to a growing variety of new technologies and constant refinement of existing ones, the latest air conditioning and heating systems offer greater levels of energy efficiency as well as reliability and comfort.

If you’re looking forward to having your HVAC system upgraded, here are a few points you should consider:

Research – Researching the benefits of upgrading your cooling and heating systems can go a long way toward helping you decide on a system that will meet your home’s comfort needs. Aspects of your home’s heating and cooling you should research and consider include home layout, system size, location and climate, duct size and energy costs.

Quotes – It’s important to know how much you stand to spend before starting on the upgrades. To receive the best prices available, you should get a minimum of three quotes before you have any work started. Getting more quotes gives you a broader range of options to work with.

Payments – In some cases, it may be possible to reduce the cost of your HVAC upgrade simply by paying in cash. Cash payments are quicker to process than checks and cost less to accept than credit card payments. Not only will you be giving yourself a break, you’ll give your contractor one as well.

Timing – Contractors are usually at their busiest and most expensive during Florida’s cooling season. Getting your quotes during other times can easily save you hundreds of dollars.

Trust – Go with an HVAC company you trust, not the one that’s the cheapest. A cheap upgrade done by an untrustworthy company can easily cost you dearly in the long run. Find a contractor with whom you feel comfortable having the work done.

Following these excellent points may lead you to choose NisAir Air Conditioning and Heating for your HVAC system needs. Contact us today to find out more or to schedule an appointment. We proudly serve our customers in Martin, Palm Beach and Indian River counties.