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Your Cleveland Air Conditioner Installation Pros
When you’ve decided to replace your old cooling system, your Cleveland air conditioner installation pros are Smylie One. Our air conditioner installation experts are available 24/7 to answer all your questions. Each NATE-Certified technician will provide you with the best options. We will also explain how our Partnership Plus Plan maintenance program will complement your coverage to protect your new appliance and its manufacturer warranty. When it’s time to replace your cooling system, give Smylie One Heating & Cooling a call today for a free in-home estimate!
─── AC Installation
Your Cleveland Air Conditioner Installation Pros
When you’ve decided to replace your old cooling system, your Cleveland air conditioner installation pros are Smylie One. Our air conditioner installation experts are available 24/7 to answer all your questions. Each NATE-Certified technician will provide you with the best options. We will also explain how our Partnership Plus Plan maintenance program will complement your coverage to protect your new appliance and its manufacturer warranty. When it’s time to replace your cooling system, give Smylie One Heating & Cooling a call today for a free in-home estimate!
How Long Do Air Conditioners Last?
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The efficiency and health of your air conditioner will depend on several factors; that’s, of course, proper, ongoing maintenance was implemented. Should you have a new air conditioner, and it’s set up on a maintenance plan like our Partnership Plus Plan program, the unit can last from 15-20 years. If your current system has reached the 10-year or more mark, it has reached the end of its lifespan.
Should any cooling system, old or new, not receive annual inspections, cleanings, and maintenance, the appliance will struggle when operating. The best time of the year for service is in the Spring, just before the summer season begins. When you skip or don’t schedule yearly A/C tune-ups, the unit’s lifespan starts decreasing from ongoing wear and tear.
6 Things to Consider When Buying a New Air Conditioner
When you start shopping for a new air conditioner, there are many things to consider. At Smylie One Heating & Cooling, we understand the frustration when you can’t decide what is and isn’t essential. To help you sort it all out, here are six things to consider when buying a new air conditioner.
Size Matters
Our NATE-Certified technicians have found that many homes had installed the wrong size cooling system, eventually developing cooling issues. Many homeowners don’t know that when an A/C unit gets designed, it operates more efficiently when installed on the right size structure.
Costs
As you weigh the costs, you must consider your budget and don’t discount specific and vital features. You will quickly discover that basic models are affordable and that other systems are higher in price. Keep in mind that energy-saving features, in the long run, help offset your purchase by reducing your energy bills.
Essential Features
If lowering your summer utility costs is at the top of your list, look at the energy-saving modes. Or maybe a WiFi programmable thermostat is more appealing because you can tailor your AC consumption. But, before buying, decide on the extra features you want first for your new air conditioner.
Contractor Choice
Selecting the best contractor must be a top priority. A quality-first, detail-oriented, NATE-Certified contractor understands the complexity when removing and installing a new cooling system. They take extra steps to ensure proper system installation and stand behind their work.
License, Bonding, and Insurance
Your contractor must meet all state requirements. That includes proper contractor licensing, bonding, liability insurance coverage, certifications, and OSHA trained and EPA certified.
Maintenance Plans
All manufacturers require that to secure your warranty, their appliance must receive proper and ongoing maintenance. For instance, Smylie One Heating & Cooling has their Partnership Plus Plan maintenance program that helps protect your warranty.
4 Important Air Conditioner Features You Should Consider
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When looking at cooling system features, you’ll quickly discover options that differ from model to model. With the long list of choices, you should consider these four crucial air condition features over others.
Smart Connectivity – With advanced technology, you can easily connect to your HVAC system from your smartphone. That feature gives you complete control, whether at home or on the go. When you’re heading home, turn on your cooling system from your phone.
Energy Efficiency / Savings – Cooling your home and getting the best energy efficiency while saving on your utility costs requires not overworking your air conditioner. That guarantees your system lasts longer. The crucial information you want more details from is the SEER rating for the appliance.
Indoor Air Quality – Improving your home’s indoor air quality is essential. Still, it’s vital to some because of their allergies, breathing issues, or sensitivity to dust, pollen, and other allergens. That’s where adding an air cleaner component keeps your home’s air clean and healthy.
Advanced Diagnostics – As cooling systems continue advancing with the latest technology, an HVAC professional must keep up. That’s why Smylie One Heating & Cooling requires all of our NATE-Certified technicians to seek the newest training and remain current on all certifications.
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