FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Whether you are planning to install your first HVAC or replace an old one, it is advisable to find out as much as possible before hiring a professional. This involves finding out more about the available equipment and what to expect from the various models you have narrowed down. With the high number of different manufacturers, finding the ideal unit for your workplace can be challenging. Absolute HVAC Service has an experienced team that can help you find an excellent HVAC system guaranteed to meet and exceed your expectations. Here are some of the questions we have come across when assisting people in finding a suitable HVAC for their office.

While a regular HVAC can run for years without any sign of damage, it doesn’t mean that it shouldn’t be maintained regularly. Failure to schedule routine maintenance with a professional HVAC service provider puts you at risk of malfunction and costly repairs and replacements. We recommend having your HVAC serviced before each cooling and heating season, meaning your furnace should be maintained at the end of summer and the heat pump at the beginning of spring or end of winter. Absolute HVAC Service can ensure that your HVAC is in tiptop condition year-round.

An HVAC system plays a vital role in cooling, heating, and blowing clean air into your interior space. However, ignoring maintenance for whatever reason compromises the efficiency of your unit and leads to the accumulation of dust and debris on your air filters. If you detect that the air being blown inside your space is less than desirable, you need to schedule maintenance with a professional. It is advisable to have your air filters replaced after three months to avoid deteriorating your indoor air quality.

Did you know that temperatures in the attic can reach 150 degrees during summer? The extreme heat can compromise the integrity of your roof, making it susceptible to damage. However, this can be prevented by adding ventilation in the attic, which controls moisture levels and prevents mildew and mold growth. The last thing you want is moisture accumulating in your attic, creating the ideal environment for fungal growth.

When it comes to cooling your interior, most people opt for a mini-split system to cut down on cost. While this might seem cost-effective, we recommend installing a heat pump system for both cooling and heating. It also improves the overall energy efficiency and is considered the ideal zonal system that doesn’t require ducts to perform either of the tasks. A heat pump comprises a compressor unit and an indoor air-handling unit linked by a refrigerant line.