A new air conditioning system provides exceptional comfort and substantial savings in monthly utility bills. Whether your old air conditioning system has stopped working or you’re ready to upgrade to a more energy-efficient model, the team at All Star A/C, Heating & Plumbing can help guide you to make the best decision for your family and your home.
We’re ready to recommend your best options for a new cooling system, based on your home size, comfort needs, and budget! Plus, with All Star A/C, Heating & Plumbing, you’ll always get:
If you are experiencing hot spots in your home or your system does not shut off, it could be time to upgrade your system with a new high efficiency air conditioner.
The average life span of an HVAC system is about 10 years. If your system is approaching 10 or more years, it might be a good time to consider a new air conditioner. As your system ages, it becomes more prone to problems that will require repair. This could lead to frequent repair costs, loss of comfort, and increasing energy bills will become more common.
Increased repair calls and replacing worn components can add up quickly. It can be more cost efficient to replace your system rather than continue repairing an aging system.
Still not sure if you need a new air conditioning installation or air conditioning repair? All Star A/C, Heating & Plumbing can help. Our technicians can inspect your HVAC system and provide our best recommendations. We understand the expense involved so we would never recommend getting a new AC unit unless we truly believe it’s the best solution for you and your family.Selecting a new air conditioning system is a major decision. There are many factors to consider like unit size, efficiency, and budget. When it comes to the size of the HVAC system, bigger is not always better. An AC unit that is too large is inefficient and will cool a room before removing sufficient humidity, leaving the room feeling damp and clammy. One of our professional AC technicians will take the proper steps to determine the correct AC size needed for your home.
Ductless air conditioning mini-split systems work similarly to a standard HVAC system but don’t require ductwork throughout your home. There are two primary components: the indoor unit and the outdoor unit. The indoor unit passes warm air over a cooling element to cool the air. The evaporator coils absorb the heat and move it to the outdoor unit. The outdoor unit then takes the heat and blows it outside.
With their compact size and no need for ductwork, ductless air conditioning mini-split systems offer a convenient solution to a home or a new addition.
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