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With the temperature differences of Atlanta’s seasons, choosing a new air conditioning or furnace system can be an important but difficult task. Before purchasing an HVAC unit, every Atlanta homeowner should consider the differences and benefits among variable-speed gas furnaces, electric heat pumps, and dual fuel heat pumps.
Learn about unit air conditioning and heating efficiency ratings and how a more efficient air conditioning and heating system can help you lower your energy bills. Also, read about upcoming government efficiency requirements for air conditioning and heating systems.
In order for a heating and air conditioning system to work its best, it must be configured to do so. Find out how properly sizing a system and using air conditioning zoning can help your system keep you cool in Atlanta’s hot summers. Also, read more about the relationships among your system's refrigerant, the environment, mold issues, and the efficiency of your air conditioning system.
No one wants to be without air conditioning in a hot Atlanta summer, or left without heat during the colder times of winter. But often the seemingly worst problems have simple solutions. Before calling in a contractor, make sure that the problem is not one you can fix yourself. Click here to read some things to consider, including quick fixes for simple air conditioner or HVAC problems, and some advice for more complex ones.
Since many minor air conditioning and heating system problems lead to other more expensive repairs, all problems should be resolved promptly. Because many small problems go unnoticed, routine system checkups by an expert heating and air conditioning contractor are vital. Some heating and air technicians claim that half of all emergency service calls could be avoided through routine service by a reputable heating and air contractor.
