Professional AC Installation in Garland
If your current AC system needs repairs or is running up your energy bill more than it used to, you may want to have our AC company install a new, reliable, more efficient unit. The energy savings alone can make a big difference in your costs, making AC replacement an economically intelligent choice. Our air conditioning services team at On Time Experts can help you run the numbers, consider any incentives for energy savings and off-season installation, look into financing, and see what your actual bottom line is. We can also explain BTU and SEER ratings, what two-stage compressors do for you, and other features that will keep you cool here in Garland.
When installation time comes, our AC company can also add indoor air quality features like a dehumidifier, HEPA filtration and air purification, and UV lights that improve air quality throughout your whole house. Our team is highly trained and efficient, making installation an easy process with a thorough clean up afterwards so everything’s back to normal – except you’re getting cooler than before and saving on energy costs!
Here are some very common reasons you may need to install a new AC unit:
- Your home currently does not have an AC unit installed
- Your home’s current unit is over 10+ years of age
- The current unit constantly requires frequent repairs
- New and Improved technology of newer units, that can save you money in the long run
- Reduced energy consumption
If you’ve recently moved into the area and don’t have AC yet, try to schedule your installation before summer comes around. An expert technician can help you decide what’s best for your situation. Units that require a duct network will need extra planning for construction. The size and layout of your home or business will determine where to place the necessary components in your AC system. There are a variety of models on the market today, including ductless units for simpler setup. Your technician can suggest the best placement options for effective cooling. This also makes maintenance or HVAC replacement easier if you schedule service with the same technician in the future. A proper installation should have your AC unit running well for a long time.
Different Types of Air Conditioning Units
Air conditioners are essential in households, especially in the hot summers. They make those hot days bearable and enjoyable. There are several types of air conditioning units for homeowners to choose from. Before selecting an air condition unit for your home it is important to learn more about the various kinds of units first. It is important and crucial to consider the energy efficiency rating of the device to decide whether a product is cost-effective in the long term or if you will spend more on electricity bills just to try and keep up with the unit’s energy demands. Air conditioning units are the most used electrical appliance in homes across the US. That is why it is so important knowing what unit is right for you.
Central Air Conditioner
A central air conditioning unit uses a split system that regulates air through ducts installed in your home. Since cool air is circulated in all rooms, humidity is reduced around the house, making the overall environment more comfortable. This does consume more energy than other models.
Window Air Conditioner
A window air conditioner is a single unit with all of its components enclosed inside. This air conditioner is installed either in a window or wall. A window air conditioner is a single unit with all of its components enclosed inside.
Portable Air Conditioner
A portable air conditioner is a lot like a window air conditioner. Portable air conditioners are used to temporary cool spaces wherever it’s not practical to install a window or split air conditioner.
Ductless Mini-Split Air Conditioner
This type of air conditioner is a combination of an outdoor unit that involves a compressor and a condenser that comes along with one or more indoor units. This unit controls each rooms temperature separately.
Smart Air Conditioner
Smart air conditioners allows the homeowner to check and adjust their air conditioner settings remotely, this can be via phone or tablet. Smart features are also available which allows homeowners more control and comfort.
Through-The-Wall Air Conditioner
Through-the-wall air conditioners are designed for cooling small rooms or isolated parts of the home. This unit is installed in the wall, often why they are not as popular due to the fact that a hole the size of the unit must be cut out of the wall. This air conditioner also operates very quietly.
Geothermal Air Conditioner
This is an alternative to a central air conditioner. This system is very innovative in the sense that the system moves cool air through the home’s existing ducts, forcing cool air out through the vents in order to reduce the temperature of the entire home.
Evaporative Air Conditioner
An evaporative system moves cool air through the home’s existing ducts, forcing cool air out through the vents in order to reduce the temperature of the entire home. This system does increase the humidity in a home. The ice and water of the unit needs to be regularly changed to ensure efficiently.
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