It's no secret that the cost of heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) systems is on the rise. With energy efficiency standards increasing, the cost of manufacturing more efficient units is also increasing, resulting in higher purchase prices for consumers. While this may seem like bad news, it's important to remember that these new standards are helping to reduce carbon emissions and energy costs in the long run. The new 14 SEER refrigeration unit, for example, consumes 7% less energy than the old 13 SEER standard. This means that while you may have to pay more upfront when replacing your old unit, you'll be able to save money on energy costs in the long run.
Unfortunately, most manufacturers stopped producing units that did not meet the new standards as soon as they were announced, meaning that the supply of cheaper units is limited. If you're looking to replace your central air conditioner or heat pump before the new changes take effect, Homesense Heating & Cooling can help. Our certified HVAC technicians specialize in installing a full range of air conditioning units, including heat pumps, air conditioners, ovens and ductless mini-divisions. We also offer free estimates for all replacement services and financing for new equipment through approved credit. In addition to installation services, our team also specializes in repairing and maintaining cooling and heating systems, as well as indoor air quality, ducts, thermostats, duct cleaning and inspection services.
We can help you choose the unit that best suits your home and budget and answer any questions you may have about the new efficiency standards. Arizona representatives are currently requesting a six-month extension to allow enough time to adapt to the new requirement. This could help reduce some of the costs associated with replacing an HVAC system, as well as reduce the wait time for climate services. Manufacturers often offer special pricing and discounts during slower months to help increase sales, and HVAC contractors become more aggressive with their pricing to meet their schedules. Homeowners who want to get the best deal on a new air conditioning system should look to buy their equipment in spring or early fall. The new testing standard doesn't necessarily affect your current HVAC system, but energy efficiency adjustments will result in higher HVAC prices in the future. While this may seem like bad news at first glance, it's important to remember that these new standards are helping to reduce carbon emissions and energy costs in the long run. At Homesense Heating & Cooling we understand how important it is for homeowners to save money on their HVAC systems.
That's why we offer free estimates for all replacement services and financing for new equipment through approved credit. We can also help you choose the unit that best suits your home and budget and answer any questions you may have about the new efficiency standards. In addition to installation services, our team also specializes in repairing and maintaining cooling and heating systems, as well as indoor air quality, ducts, thermostats, duct cleaning and inspection services. We can help you make sure your current system is running efficiently so you can save money on energy costs in the long run. Finally, Arizona representatives are currently requesting a six-month extension to allow enough time to adapt to the new requirement. This could help reduce some of the costs associated with replacing an HVAC system, as well as reduce the wait time for climate services.
Manufacturers often offer special pricing and discounts during slower months to help increase sales, so homeowners who want to get the best deal on a new air conditioning system should look to buy their equipment in spring or early fall. At Homesense Heating & Cooling we understand how important it is for homeowners to save money on their HVAC systems. Our certified HVAC technicians specialize in installing a full range of air conditioning units so you can get the most efficient system for your home.
