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Having furry friends in your home signifies doubled responsibility when it comes to maintaining your HVAC system.

Owning a home is a huge responsibility, as is owning pets. So, while pets can be one of our best companions, having furry friends inside your home signifies doubled responsibility, especially when it comes to maintaining your home’s HVAC system. As lovable as our furry friends are, that fur comes along with dander, allergens, and shedding, which can all cause strain on your HVAC system if not properly maintained. However, there are many ways to keep the air in your home clean, making for a happy pet and a happy HVAC system.

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If you keep your air conditioner running at maximum efficiency throughout the cooling season, you will not only save money on energy bills, but you can potentially extend the lifespan of the HVAC unit which can save money by avoiding an expensive, early replacement.

By giving your air conditioner regular attention, you can keep it both energy efficient and also improve cooling. To maximize air conditioner efficiency, consider performing these energy saving tips yearly prior to each cooling season.

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With over 80 HVAC licensed contractors in the Tyler and East Texas area, it can be a daunting task to choose the best one for your AC and Heating needs. At first glance, the one man show, operating out of his truck, may seem to be just as good as the other, larger and more established air conditioning and heating service companies. However, looks can be deceiving and costly.

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When you are looking for an air conditioning or heating contractor in Tyler or East Texas, it is best to get multiple estimates and make sure you are comparing apples to apples. There are many considerations, besides simply price, when deciding on your HVAC installation, repair, and maintenance.

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We’ve all heard the old adage: “You get what you pay for.” Well, this is true when selecting the best HVAC unit for your home. There are literally thousands of selections available.

Understanding pricing in the HVAC industry can be a very confusing endeavor. After your contractor has performed the Manual J and determined the proper size unit for your home, it is time to start the discussion on the level of efficiency you want for your new system. Each level is set by the US Department of Energy in what is known in the industry as SEER or Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio.

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Why would you choose to buy a pair of shoes twice the size of what you need? The same can be said when purchasing a new HVAC system.

There is much more to selecting the proper size of HVAC equipment and system than simply the square footage of a home or business. Many companies will use a rule of thumb and estimate one ton of cooling (or 12000 BTUs) per 500 to 600 square feet. This method is quite simply the lazy way to figure out the best needs of a customer. Many factors should be considered in order to find the most efficient and optimally performing HVAC unit for each unique situation.

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