Upgrade To Efficiency in 2011

Upgrade To Efficiency in 2011

Upgrade To Efficiency in 2011

Spring is headed our direction and the world is turning "green". Not only flowers are popping up, but new energy efficient homes and HVAC systems, as well! If you have ever considered upgrading your home air system, this is the year to do it. With increasing energy prices and more awareness about our impact on the environment, there is no better time than now to make the switch tosustainable air systems.

Understandably, "going green" is a daunting task. A new HVAC system is a large and involved purchase and at times, it may seem difficult to justify such a large investment. However, considering that a new sustainable HVAC system is not only an investment in your home, but an investment in your health and future, it is definitely worth it. Not only will a new system help reduce energy usage, but it will help you save money on your residential energy cost, annual maintenance, and will help create the healthiest living environment for you and your family.

To start, begin by assessing your home and addressing the weak spots in your HVAC system. What are the most inefficient aspects of your home? It may be windows/insulation, an inefficient furnace, or an energy hogging AC system. Because there are so many parts and sections involved in an indoor air system, energy and building modeling software can be a big help in drafting plans for improvement. These software programs let your create simulations of your home and HVAC system that lets you see how a new system will function in your home before spending the money to get it installed.

At Air Systems Services, our HVAC design engineers use programs like this to develop the most effective and efficient systems to maximize space and budget for our clients. Since homes are all different also helps us make the best product recommendations for our clients based on their home's specific needs.

Besides residential construction, this software is useful in new commercial construction. We have our own team ofcommercial havc design engineerswho create custom HVAC plans for light commercial new construction, or existing buildings, and we always asses a home's energy efficiency before developing a money and energy saving plan for their air system. Programs for system modeling and other resources are available in a variety of places, including manufacturer sites, like Trane. The Department of Energy website is also a great resource for energy efficient recommendations, as is our blog,www.airsystemservices.com/blog, where we update regularly with articles, tips, and information about the HVAC industry and energy efficiently.

We at Air System Services specialize in the switch to sustainableHVAC systems. We start by evaluating the current system and recommending money saving upgrades that won't break the bank. We support energy efficient products like Trane, Lennox and Honeywell and can help you develop a plan to upgrade your home within your budget. For a free consultation, call (919) 266-5755, or visit ourwebsite for more information.

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