Helping you pick the right system for your needs

We want you to make the most of your new air conditioning system for as long as possible, which is why we take the time to walk you through the essentials of choosing the right system. After considering the following, we’re sure you and your family will experienced guaranteed comfort, all year round.

Budget

While we do offer a wide range of affordable options, some will be more costly than others if you are working with a more conservative budget. Which is why we need start off by asking – how much are you willing or able to spend? If you’re willing to be flexible, we can find a way to stretch your budget for the sake of the best possible system.

Comfort Expectations

The next consideration is whether you want to experience comfort in one room or multiple rooms; this one consideration can influence both the size and type of system you should and could have installed. One way to look at it is to consider the current level of airflow around the home and whether or not a single room setup will be able to cool or heat more than the one confined space.

Home Size

The size of your home also has considerable influence over the size and type of air conditioner you could and should have installed. Naturally, certain systems will be more than sufficient for small homes or apartments while others are designed to cool significantly larger spaces. But this is more of a consideration for those looking to cool the whole home, not a single room.

Energy Efficiency

While all modern air conditioning systems have an increased level of overall energy efficiency, some will be ‘greener’ and more efficient than others. Often the level of efficiency comes hand-in-hand with the model or grade of system and is therefore a matter of cost, both in the long and short term.

Special Features

Newer, higher-level models from a number of the top brands have been upgraded to include several high-end features. This can include advanced sensors, intelligent controls, timers, and modes, all of which, like in all forms of technology, come down to preferred convenience and how much you are willing to spend.