You've invested time, money, labor, and patience into your home. From the stairway to the kitchen backsplash, you have thoughtfully selected every detail for maximum comfort, aesthetics, and functionality.
It only makes sense to have a perfectly sized air conditioning system to complete your curated home. An air conditioner that is too small for your living space will have to work twice as hard to cool efficiently, placing tremendous strain on the system. Unfortunately, this can cause your utility bill costs to soar. Similarly, an AC unit that is too large for your house will have a powerful cooling capacity. Because of its strength, this air conditioning unit will likely cycle on and off regularly. If left unchecked, this short cycling can lead to high maintenance costs, frequent repairs, and a reduced system lifespan.
At Spoor's Heating & Air Conditioning, our HVAC contractors can determine the best central air conditioner for you and your family. Based on your property's square footage, your region's climate, and the results of a thorough energy audit, our technicians can suggest a high-quality and name-brand AC system that you are sure to enjoy. Contact our heating and cooling company today to learn more!
Measure Square Footage
A new AC installation from Spoor's Heating & Air Conditioning starts with precise measurements. Based on the size and shape of your house and its rooms, our technicians will determine the air conditioner cooling capacity in British Thermal Units (BTUs) needed to keep you and your family members comfortable. The higher the BTU, the stronger the cooling capacity of your air conditioner.
Different air conditioner types might also suit different houses. Larger homes, with many separate rooms, may benefit from a ductless mini split air conditioner. Ductless systems give homeowners greater control over their home's temperature, allowing them to make each room cooler or warmer depending on individual preferences. Meanwhile, smaller houses might want to consider a packaged HVAC system. Packaged air conditioners source all of the cooling equipment you need in one outdoor unit, making it an ideal choice for those with limited space.
Request An HVAC Load Calculation
There is an extensive list of factors that can subsequently affect the performance of your central air conditioning unit. Your ductwork, the number and style of windows your house has, the amount of natural shade or sun exposure your property receives, and the number of residents living in your home can all influence the efficiency of your air conditioner.
During a Manual J calculation, our experienced technicians will assess your unique home in order to make a customized AC recommendation.