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New Construction HVAC Considerations You Shouldn't Overlook

HVAC Tips & Tricks

You have much to think about when building your new Paradise Valley, AZ, home. You want to make it a comfortable and inviting living space. To do this, you need an efficient HVAC system. When it comes to new construction HVAC, make sure you consider the following:

Size of the Unit

The right-sized HVAC system makes all the difference. Many people don’t think twice about the system going into their new home. They let the builder choose it. Yet, every home has different needs. Finding the right system requires careful consideration.

You should always work with an HVAC contractor to determine what size unit works best for your home. Often, people put in oversized systems, thinking this covers all the bases. Yet, they end up spending too much money on heating and cooling costs and using energy wastefully.

But installing a too-small system puts too much stress on the unit. It can’t keep up with your home’s heating and cooling demands. The harder it works to reach peak operating temperatures, the more energy it uses. It also endures more wear and tear, resulting in frequent repairs.

HVAC professionals help you choose the right size for your home’s cooling and heating needs. They base their assessment on the following factors:

  • Your home’s square footage.
  • The type and amount of insulation in the home.
  • The regional climate.

Will You Have a Duct or Ductless System?

Traditionally, people have installed duct HVAC systems in their new homes. A ducted system circulates the air throughout the home using concealed ductwork. A duct system does a fantastic job of heating and cooling the entire home, but it has some drawbacks.

If you want to build a future addition to the home, you have to hire contractors to install more ducts. The process gets expensive and time-consuming. Ductless systems let you skip this step. The system consists of an outdoor compressor and individual indoor air handlers. You control the handlers individually. Cool or heat only the rooms you use and conserve more energy.

Consult with Professional HVAC Contractors for the Right Fit

Do you have questions about new construction HVAC? Call the experts at REEis Air Conditioning for more information.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why is maintenance important for your air conditioning and heating system?

Regular air conditioning maintenance is essential to keep your HVAC system running efficiently, reliably, and cost-effectively. Scheduling REEIS Advanced A/C maintenance help prevent unexpected breakdowns, extend the lifespan of your unit, and improve energy efficiency, leading to lower utility bills.

Neglecting AC maintenance can result in higher energy consumption, expensive repairs, and poor cooling performance, especially during the hottest months. REEIS Advanced A/C maintenance include: condenser coil cleaning, checking refrigerant levels, testing electrical components, and airflow, ensuring your system performs at its best.

Schedule an Advanced A/C tune up with REEIS Air Conditioning to maximize comfort, minimize costs, and protect your investment in Phoenix, Scottsdale, Paradise Valley, Mesa, Tempe and surrounding areas.

What is considered an evidence based HVAC recommendation?

Every component of a HVAC recommendation should be supported by evidence. Evidence should come in the form of a reading, a picture or a technician physically showing you the condition or product they are recommending.

Most air conditioning companies, not REEIS, pay their technician with 100% commission. When a technician is paid only if they sell a product or service it can result in a technician recommending a product or service you may not need. It is always recommended that you request the technician provide you the evidence of the recommendation.

Do air conditioning system have parts which wear out?

Yes. Several air conditioning parts are wear out parts. Just like any car, there are several components which should be replaced as they are beyond their useful life. If you neglect the worn part replacement, larger, more expense repairs may result.

How long does a heating and air conditioning system typically last?

In our Phoenix's extreme climate, air conditioning systems typically have a 10 to 12 year lifespan. Well maintained systems can last significantly longer.

How often should I replace my air conditioning system's filters?

In Phoenix's heavy air conditioning use, most systems require filter changes a minimum of 30 days. Larger format filter such as the REEIS Performance Filters can last as long as 6 months.

If you do not change your filters regularly, you will restrict air flow and allow dirt to infiltrate your HVAC system. Dirt is the enemy of your heating and air conditioning system. If interior components get dirty, the performance of the system is significantly impacted. Interior components such as coils and blower wheels are expensive to clean.

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