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CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING Central air uses the blower in your existing heating system and existing ductwork to distribute cold air evenly throughout the home. There are two section of ductwork: the supply air which the freshly heated or cooled air is distributed and the return air which brings the air back to the furnace so it can be cooled or heated again before being re-distributed through the space. Central air is made up of two pieces: one is the evaporator which sits inside the furnace and the other is the condenser which you can see outside. The two pieces are connected by pipes referred to as the line set: this contains refrigerant piping and electrical wiring between the two pieces. If central air can be used it is the most efficient way to go because: • The existing ductwork that is being used for the heating will evenly distribute the air to all areas of the home FURNACES
Forced air gas furnaces take the cool air in your home, pass it over the heat exchanger, then redistribute the heated air back through your home again. This process is continued until the thermostat is satisfied. Once the temperature in your home dips down slightly, the process will begin again. The air is “forced” through the ductwork in the house via the motor in the furnace. CARRIER Carrier provides a complete line of HVAC equipment including gas fired/electric cooling rooftop units, elelectric cooling rooftop units with optional electric heat, heat pump rooftop units and water source heat pump rooftop units to meet your most demanding HVAC systems requirements. KEEPRITE
Designed with homeowners in mind, this website offers you all the information you need to find the air conditioner, heat pump or gas furnace that is right for your home. Browse Energy Savings to learn more about energy efficiency ratings and ways to cut your home energy bill with KeepRite® high-efficiency air conditioners, heat pumps and gas furnaces. Once you choose your air conditioner, furnace or heat pump. BOILERS Space heating energy costs account for roughly 25-30 percent of the total energy costs for a typical commercial building in the upper Midwest. High-efficiency boilers can reduce heating costs by 10 percent and in many cases by as much as 20-30 percent. In fact, a boiler replacement that reduces gas consumption by 20 percent could save about five to 10 cents per square foot annually. DUCTLESS
No ductwork? No problem!!! HOME & COTTAGES
Wide range of products and services for custom homes - professionally designed drawings and heat load gain/loss calculations No job too big or small TANKLESS
Hot water on demand is the latest trend in domestic hot water. It eliminates the cost of keeping a tank full of water hot for use whenever there is a need for it. These systems are able to superheat hot water only when there is a demand, providing instant hot water to meet all your needs. These systems are easily installed into homes where traditional domestic hot water tanks are present. WINDOW UNITS
Window and wall air conditioners are most often found in small business applications including retail stores and small offices where it is simply not possible or cost effective to install a complete building system. Click here for product details. SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE
Your home comfort system is one of those components of your every day life that go unnoticed until there is a problem. Routine, scheduled maintenance is recommended by most manufacturers and utilities to ensure your furnace and air conditioning systems are working properly and efficiently to keep operating costs to a minimum and prevent equipment failure.
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