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We are an owner operated HVAC service. We have been serving Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach Counties since 2010. We are licensed and insured. We offer free estimates on new installs and written guarantees on all work. We service residential as well as commercial accounts. We enjoy helping clients solve their A/C issues at a fair and reasonable price. We also like providing several options when possible .We thoroughly explain the issues and the work required so that the you client can make an informed decision.
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Air Conditioning Installation
Finding a central air conditioning system tailor-made to individual needs can be a difficult task. Navigating the air conditioner installation process may be a bit daunting, but with the professionals at HVAC Building Solutions, our technicians can make the installation of a ductless air conditioning, package ac unit, or split air conditioner a breeze. Installing a new air conditioner or replacing a faulty, old, or energy-inefficient unit is best left to the professionals. Ensuring that the evaporator coil, refrigerant, condensing unit, and other aspects of your air conditioner are set-up correctly, Our technicians will install your A/C unit to the highest industry standards.
What is a PACE Financing Program?
PACE Funding (Property Assessed Clean Energy) is a unique financing program used to help make home improvements to lower your electric and water costs at an affordable rate. PACE programs enable property owners to finance eligible energy or other improvements upfront, then pay back the costs over time via voluntary assessment.
No payments for a year or more
100% financing with $0 down
No minimum credit score
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Will a new air conditioner save me money?
The answer to this question depends on a range of factors — but by taking the right steps, the answer is most likely yes. A new air conditioner system (any system) is likely to save you at least 20% on your current cooling costs. If you choose a higher-SEER model, it may be significantly more. (Since you are going through the process of an upgrade, you may want to consider a SEER of at least 15 to see significantly improved performance.)
Calculating savings can be quite variable, but here’s a general rule of thumb: if you consider the cost of your air conditioner financing on an annual basis, and then compare that to what you spend annually on energy costs, you can gain a sense of what you may save. Individual products may also indicate a percentage range of savings, which you can factor into your calculations. (ie: 20% savings for a 15 SEER model, and 50-60% savings on a 25 SEER model.) Make sure to contact a licensed professional for additional details.
What is the most energy-efficient air conditioner system?
The most efficient central air conditioners are those that have a high SEER (seasonal energy efficiency rating) usually from 20 to 26. A SEER rating is based on how adaptive the system is to season changes. Some models will also include an EER, or energy efficiency rating, which is based on the peak efficiency of the model. For homeowners who live in an area where the seasonal temperatures shift, SEER is the most important marker.
In terms of the highest-performance models, the Lennox Signature Series XC25, the most premium of Lennox’s Signature Series, offers a 26 SEER rating and aims to eliminate fossil fuel use entirely. Replacing an aging system with this or a comparable system could increase your efficiency by 50-60%. Runners up include the Amana AVXC20 and Daikin DX20VC, which both offer a 24.5 SEER / 14 EER rating and function as variable capacity air conditioners.
Of course, these are the top performers on the market — there are many energy-efficient air conditioner systems that will help you save significantly and may offer a slightly lower price point. As an alternative, some heat pumps may offer greater efficiency, but don’t include central air.
Are air conditioner systems energy efficient?
Most air conditioner systems available on the market today offer some level of energy efficiency. They’re likely to be more efficient than an older model anyway, simply because they include new technologies and are functionally optimally.
That said, the SEER (seasonal energy efficiency ratio) is the rating most commonly looked at to understand how efficient a system is. The rating usually ranges from 13-23 (but now goes up to 26+!) with the higher numbers indicating the lowest levels of energy waste. Other commonly used rating systems include EER (energy efficiency rating) and AFUE (annual fuel utilization efficiency), though SEER is generally the industry gold standard.
For context, ENERGY STAR-rated products are required to have at least a 14.5 SEER rating, and an 11 EER (for single models) and 12 EER (for split models). With models like the Lennox Signature Series XC25 offering a 26 SEER rating, there’s clearly a large range of efficiency options available to help you reduce or virtually eliminate your energy bill and carbon footprint.
How can I improve my air conditioner efficiency?
Just like a car or any other mechanical product, maintenance is an important part of keeping your system running optimally and lasting longer. Make sure to schedule annual maintenance, change your air filter regularly, and have your ductwork inspected occasionally to ensure there’s no damage, blockages, or harmful molds inside.
If your energy bill is going up and you aren’t sure of the cause, consider a home energy audit. A professional can assess how your system works and diagnose what potential issues you’re facing that are impacting efficiency.
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