Save on New Carrier® HVAC Units Installed by ACHI

Carrier® is recommended by HVAC.com and lands, as expected, in the Top 5 Best Air Conditioner Brands as Best for Reliability! According to HVAC.com, Carrier was founded in 1912 in Florida. They claim they invented the first “modern air conditioner” in 1902. As one of the oldest manufacturers of top rated heating and air conditioning systems, they are known to be reliable and have a good reputation for top-of-the-line central air conditioning and HVAC systems.

As the original Carrier® Factory Authorized Dealer in Santa Rosa Beach, Florida ACHI is ready to assist you with your next Carrier® HVAC purchase, installation, maintenance, and repair - 24/7!Contact our Team of Comfort Experts today at https://bit.ly/2xB1XOt.

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Carrier® HVAC Installation

Air Conditioning and Heating, Inc. can assist you with information about government and power company rebates for energy-efficient systems. Additionally, we offer a variety of monthly and seasonal specials throughout the year. Contact our team for available rebates on newly installed HVAC systems.

Carrier® HVAC Maintenance

Allow ACHI to keep your HVAC unit working to its full potential with an ongoing service plan and reduce your risk of early failure and inefficient energy usage. Discuss with one of our technicians whether *ACHI’s Maintenance Partnership* is right for you!

Carrier® HVAC Repair

We never make you wait for AC repairs. We know you need fast relief, so we dispatch repair crews at all hours of the day or night. We even work on weekends and holidays because we understand that emergencies don’t always wait for convenient times. Thanks to our wide array of parts on hand, we can resolve most situations without delay.

Contact Air Conditioning and Heating Inc for HVAC Service in Santa Rosa Beach, FL

 

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Important Factors When Purchasing a New HVAC Unit

Purchasing a new HVAC unit is one of the biggest investments within a home. The lifespan of an air conditioning system is usually 10 to 20 years and controls the comfort of your house. Here are 6 things to consider when making this important purchase.

 

  1. SEER Values | SEER stands for Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio. The higher the SEER value the more efficient a unit is. Federal regulations require a minimum SEER value of 13 on all newly installed HVAC units. Depending on where you live, you might benefit from a higher SEER rating.
  2. Proper Unit Size | Homes come in all shapes and sizes so it is important to find the right size unit to keep your home comfortable. A “ton” is a measurement of an HVAC unit’s cooling power. Consider these factors when deciding the size of your unit: insulation, location and size of home. Your AC contractor can properly size your home for you so you can make an educated purchase.
  3. HVAC Contractor | One of the most important decisions you will make when preparing to purchase a new HVAC system—who will you trust with your purchase? Your HVAC contractor is responsible for answering your questions, guiding you during the purchase process, properly installing your unit and then maintaining it.
  4. HVAC Maintenance Plan | Did you know that maintaining your system is required to keep your warranty intact? A maintenance plan is the best way to ensure your 
  5. Incentives/ Rebate for Model | Both states and manufacturers offer rebates to entice sales and offset costs. Don’t miss these savings! 
  6. Pair with a Programmable Thermostat | Thermostats are at the top of their game. Smart, programmable thermostats are energy and money saver and can also increase the lifespan of your HVAC unit.

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What is a SEER Rating?

Shopping for a new HVAC unit can be overwhelming—especially if you do not know understand the lingo. What does energy efficient mean? What is a SEER rating?

SEER stands for Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio. It is a metric used to measure how much energy is needed to provide a specific cooling output. The higher the SEER rating, the more efficient the air conditioner is. Higher-SEER models ae more expensive up front, but end up saving you money month to month vs. less efficient models.

The Department of Energy recommends a minimum SEER rating of 13. Depending on where you live, you might need a system with a higher rating. In Florida, a 14 SEER unit is recommended.

 

If you have additional questions about purchasing a new HVAC unit and SEER ratings, please contact our team of experts at 850.267.3538.

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