Frequently Asked Questions

We recommend 2 stages of colling condenser paired with a variable speed blower motor, and Inverter condenser paired with a variable speed blower motor. 

The 2 stages of cooling condenser paired with a variable speed blower motor is design to run for a short period of time to reach the set temperature set by the owner operator. If the temperature has been met the system will on be operating in first stage of 2, then shut off at that time and will not hit its 2 nd stage of operation. This used less energy and gets the job done.

The Inverter condenser paired with the variable speed blower motor both operate in a DC voltage which is where the real savings is made and allows for the system to run for ever and never run your bill up to $1000.00 of dollars.

This combo runs so quiet you will have to go and look at the system to see it operating.

When the set temperature is set and the system comes on the system will come on at the lowest operating stage which there are many that are sold and each have the capabilities to get to half of a ton and adjustup and down to its highest speed while never using maxx electric.  Customers have reported 45% to 55% savings in both cases.

We recommend to do research and get  understand on both options and then deside which is best for your needs.

There will be other upgrades needed to help these recommended suggestions. Such as duct sizes, and copper sizes have to be made to meet the standards required by the manufacturer. 

The lifespan of an HVAC system depends on various factors, Including what temperature you set the thermostat on, if the set temperature is set at 68°F to 73°F the system while using high efficiency filters usually have a less life and often needs maintained more regularly then a system that is operated at 75°F to 80°F, while using a high efficiency filter would need maintained less often.

We offer a range of HVAC maintenance services, including filter replacement, duct cleaning, coil cleaning, refrigerant level checks, and more. Regular maintenance is essential to keep your HVAC system running efficiently and to prevent breakdowns.

During an HVAC installation, our technicians will assess your space and recommend the best system for your needs. They will then remove the old system, install the new one, and test it to ensure it is functioning properly.