Air Conditioning

Your central air conditioning system consists of two main parts - an outdoor unit and an indoor unit. The air handler is an indoor unit which includes a coil and an air blower. Its job is to circulate conditioned air throughout your home. When paired with a condensing unit, it circulates cool air through your house during the summer months. When matched with a heat pump, it works all year long, circulating cool air in the summer and warm air in the winter. It is important to note that the air handler makes a tremendous contribution to the overall efficiency of your system.

SPLIT SYSTEM AIR CONDITIONING

Furnace Installation
Central Air is a split system using your existing forced air heating system. We add an outside condensing unit and an evaporator coil inside attached to your existing (or new) furnace). We connect these with a refrigerant line and electric line to complete the system.

Hydronic Heating (Boilers, etc.)
Hydronic heating is a split system using an outside condensing unit and a new air handler and ducting system (installed in your attic or basement as space allows) to distribute cooling throughout your home. This system is used for all non-forced air homes that wish A/C added onto their comfort system

Ductless Split System

What are SEER and HSPF?
The Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ration (SEER) and Heating Seasonal Performance Factor (HSPF) are efficiency guides which help consumers compare the performance of different heat pumps. The SEER compares the total cooling output delivered to the home to watts of electrical energy used. Likewise, the HSPF rating compares BTUs of heat output to watts of electrical energy input. In both SEER and HSPF the higher the rating the better the efficiency.