Q. Is a heating and cooling system with more capacity always better?
A. Almost Never. The correct size of your HVAC system is based on running a computer generated load using measurements of your home’s interior space. If you put in an oversized furnace it will not run long enough to get to its steady sate efficiency. If you put in an oversized A/C unit it will not run long enough to remove humidity.
Q. What size heating and cooling system should I have?
A. The correct size of your system is based on running a computer generated load using measurements of your Cincinnati home’s interior space. If you put in an oversized furnace it will not run long enough to get to its steady sate efficiency. If you put in an oversized A/C unit it will not run long enough to remove humidity.
When you're getting a new furnace, one of the most important steps in the process involves choosing an HVAC contractor to help you find the right system. When you're interviewing contractors, use these guidelines to decide which contractor will provide the best advice and installation.
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When you’ve decided to replace your outdated air conditioning unit with a new, more energy-efficient system, it's best to get acquainted with the process of a quality HVAC installation. In fact, improper installation can reduce the efficiency of your new equipment by up to 30 percent and possibly shorten its life span, making a quality HVAC installation even more important.
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