Signs Your HVAC Contractor Is the Right One

Are you worried that you might have made a bad investment in your HVAC professional? It’s understandable—every year people are lured in by empty promises of low prices and cheap labor, and then summarily let down. Right here, we’re going to tell you some signs to tell whether or not the HVAC contractor you picked is the right one—all of these are things that we do at Ivey Air, and we want to make sure you’re getting the best services possible.

1.) They understand HVAC is a system and not a collection of appliances.Your HVAC system works hard to keep the indoor climate controlled. Instead of just looking at your system as a cooling device with an air handler outside, they should recognize that the entirety of your insulation, ducts, vents, attic fans and more comprise your HVAC system.

2.) They don’t forget about the “V” in HVAC. As we said earlier, some HVAC professionals pay a lot of attention to servicing the air handler, condenser and other major components while ignoring the ventilation element of the HVAC systems. Remember, duct cleaning and other indoor air quality services are a huge part of HVAC services, not just repairing your A/C unit.

3.) They calculate your heating/cooling solution carefully. HVAC appliances have capacities and distinct capabilities. You should only hire A/C contractors in Bucks County that are going to build a system contoured for your property, not just the latest appliances.

4.) They’re concerned with being cost-effective, not cheap. Cheap appliances are just that—cheap, and often unreliable. Look for a contractor with your best interests in mind, which don’t always involve the most or least expensive options on the market.

5.) They pay attention to performance. Your system should be well constructed and also energy efficient. Inefficient systems will cost you more money over time than they are worth. Make sure that the performance of your system comes up as you plan the system schematics.

6.) They take carbon monoxide very seriously.If your Carbon Monoxide alarm is going off, never just accept that the batteries need to be replaced. If your contractor isn’t willing to do in-depth tests to ensure you’re not experiencing a Carbon Monoxide leak, hire a new one, immediately.

These are just a few basic tips to make sure you’ve chosen the best HVAC contracting services possible. Having a bad HVAC system installed in your house will end up costing you much more money than its worth in repairs and lost energy. We’re here for you with a complimentary consultation, so call us today for air conditioning repair in Bucks County and more at 215.695.4170.