There are many factors that may influence your purchase of a new heating or air conditioning system for your home or office. Depending on the type of building (commercial, residential), size, and heating/air conditioning needs, your choices vary considerably. The right combination can help you to enjoy cleaner air, consistent temperatures, and great energy savings.

Some things to consider...

Components: Whether you are heating, cooling, humidifying, or controlling the temperature in your home or business, here are the basic components of a heating / cooling system.

• Gas Furnace - the most popular method of heating an indoor area.
• Electric Heating System - without access to gas, electric heating systems are a great option.
• Air Conditioner - for complete comfort control, maintain a consistent temperature year around.
• Air Cleaners - depending on your needs, as much as 99.97% of the small particles can be filtered from your indoor air. <See also: Air Quality>
• Humidifier - humidity should be kept in the 30-60 percent range. During cold weather, humidity can drop as low as 10 percent. Installing a humidifier into your main HVAC system can help maintain proper humidity levels indoors.<See also:Air Quality>
• Thermostat Control System - we have all used a basic thermostat to control our indoor temperature. Today's thermostats can be programmed to control temperature & ventilation rates at different times of the day and room by room!
• Ventilation System - Allows the heating and or cooling system to move air throughout your home or business.

Air Quality: Your heating and or air conditioning system can have a real impact on your health and well-being. Selecting the right components can affect the air quality of your indoor environment. Here are some general facts about indoor air quality.<See also:Air Quality>

• Indoor air can be up to 70 times more polluted than the air outdoors.
• 50% of all illness is caused or aggravated by polluted indoor air.
• There are up to 30 million dust and pollutant particles in one cubic foot of air.
• The average person breaths 500 cubic feet of air daily.
• The average home accumulates 40 pounds of dust a year.
• Inadequate humidification can increase the occurrence of respiratory infections and winter colds.

Selecting the right components for your home can help you control the air you breath. Filters can clean the air. Thermostats can control the temperature and humidity. A new furnace can equate to lower energy bills. Air Conditioning can help you maintain a consistent temperature year around. Any combination of these components can be installed in a new home/building or an existing home/building.

New Construction
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Select the Right Equipment - Right from the Start

One of the most important decisions in choosing the building blocks of your new home or business is your Heating, Ventilation, and or Air Conditioning System. No other single component can have as much impact on the daily enjoyment of your home or work environment.

We work with the best names in the HVAC business - York, Carrier, Lennox, Honeywell. Whatever your needs are, we have a solution. Our technicians are factory certified to install, maintain and repair all the equipment we carry.

Every installation we do is certified to function at the factory specified level by factory trained technicians. You get exactly what you pay for - nothing less. After the installation is complete, we test the system to ensure it performs to the published factory specifications.

Big or small, we can design a system to fit your needs. We have a certified engineer to help with the design-build of HVAC systems. Our field technicians are factory trained and certified. We work as a team to constantly improve our techniques and designs. We Guarantee the Design-Build work we do.<See also: System Design>

As a result of our experience, we have had the opportunity to work on a wide variety of projects both big and small. These project include the following:

• Restaurant – System comprised of Type I and Type II exhaust systems, make-up air units, and packaged units.
• Lodge – System comprised of modular boilers, air handling units, and split system air conditioners, Type I and Type II exhaust systems.
• Cabin – System comprised of seven open-loop geothermal heat pumps.
• Office Building – Boiler/Cooling Tower loop with heat pumps.
• Auto Repair Shop – Vehicle exhaust system.
• Industrial Shop – Welding exhaust system.
• Casino – Walk-in freezer and cooler, packaged rooftop units, smoke exhaust system.
• Indoor Swimming Pool – Heating, Cooling, Dehumidification system utilizing the pool as a heat sink

Replacing or Upgrading your Heating and/or Air Conditioning System
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There are many reasons to replace or upgrade your existing Heating and/or Air Conditioning System. System failure is perhaps the biggest reason. Health and indoor comfort are big factors as well. Another reason that many people overlook are the energy savings of today's systems.

With a properly installed HVAC system, you can spend about half as much to heat the same amount of space as you did 20 years ago. Heating and Air Conditioning Systems are nearly 100% more efficient today than they were ten years ago. Our experience and training coupled with dramatic advances in heating and air conditioning are our guides to help you achieve great savings and performance with every install or upgrade we do.

Your current system can be easily upgraded with an air filtration system, humidifier, air conditioner or furnace. There are many ways to improve your indoor environment. And many different options. For more information, call us and we will be happy to talk about improving your existing system.