Cooling

A new generation of air conditioning systems has become available that is so efficient it uses about two-thirds the energy of previous similar systems. These systems can save you money. It will also help reduce the need for new power plants in the future. 

When buying a new system consider its cooling capacity, efficiency and price.

• Cooling capacity is measured in B.T.U. per hour, which is the amount of heat it can remove from your home as it cools the air for one hour. Models today vary from 12,000 to 60,000 B.T.U. per hour. The higher the B.T.U. the larger the living space the system can cool.
• Efficiency is expressed in terms of the seasonal energy efficiency ratio, or SEER. The SEER is figured from a system’s B.T.U. and will vary based on its cooling capacity. An efficient central air conditioning system will have a SEER of 13.0 or higher. Learn more about SEER.
• Our fair pricing and knowledgeable staff are just a few of the reasons our customers refer us to their friends. Don't wait for the next heat wave to consider a new cooling system. Call for a free estimate today.