Heating & Air Conditioning Installation

When you’re upgrading to a new HVAC system, there is a lot to consider. Ambient Air makes the purchase process easy with flexible financing options.

Purchasing a new HVAC system doesn’t have to be difficult. A good HVAC system can make all the difference in how comfortable your home feels. But considering a new HVAC system can raise a lot of questions for both new and experienced homeowners alike. By understanding what your home needs – and what features are most important to you – finding the right home comfort solution can be easier than ever.

Find the Right Unit
Choosing the best unit for you can be determined by considering key elements, like noise levels, options and warranties. If noise levels are a concern, ask us about systems that produce noise levels under 60 decibels (dB).  Finally, make sure to learn what warranties are available on the unit.

Complete Your System With Add-on Options
Choosing a new air conditioner or furnace is more than just finding the right unit. Make sure you get the options you need to complete your system. If indoor air quality (IAQ) is a factor, make sure to ask about IAQ products, like humidifiers and air cleaners.

And don’t forget about thermostats. A communicating thermostat can actively monitor your system and alert you to possible issues, all while providing remarkable control over your system’s operation.

Keep up With Maintenance
It’s tempting to “set and forget” a new HVAC system, but making sure you keep to a regular maintenance schedule is essential. Regular maintenance, especially after a new system installation, can help identify small issues before they become big problems. It also gives you an opportunity to learn how the new system is functioning in your home, and make adjustments to increase your comfort and the system’s efficiency.

Ambient Air will guide you through the complete purchase process and help you determine the right system to meet the needs of your family, home and budget. Plus, they’ll be by your side through installation and routine maintenance.