Choose Sears HVAC installation experts for your furnace and air conditioning unit replacement
When you hire Sears HVAC experts to install* a whole house air conditioner, furnace, or other HVAC unit, we take these steps to ensure you get the right product for your home.
We provide air conditioning installation for every type of unit
Have you experienced a summer without an air conditioning unit? Have you ever tried to get through the long, hot months of June, July and August with a faulty central air conditioning unit? A fully functioning A/C unit is a necessity, particularly when the mercury starts to rise. We provide replacement and installation of old and inefficient central, air conditioning units, giving you the peace of mind that comes with a reliable new air conditioning system. Instead of continuing expensive repairs on an old system and the stress of never knowing when your system might stop working again, consider installing a new air conditioning system from Sears Home Services.
What’s the right size furnace or AC for your home?
To make sure the unit you select is the right size for your home, the Sears HVAC expert does an electronic load calculation estimate to determine the exact type of heat and air conditioning system that’s just right for your home–we don’t just replace it with the same size unit you currently have. These calculations take into consideration things such as the size of your home, its exposure to the sun and wind, the number and size of windows, how well insulated it is and more. This step is essential so the unit isn’t too small or too large–both waste energy.
We discuss HVAC accessory options
Sears offers optional accessories that make your home more comfortable:
- An air filtration system added to your heating and air conditioning system can help minimize pollutants in your home, such as pollen, bacteria, dander, dust and more. An electronic air cleaner can filter out up to 95% of the particulates that pass through your HVAC system.
- A furnace humidifier increases the humidity in your home during the dry winter months. The added humidity is good for your skin and respiratory system. It also helps keep wood inside the house from shrinking. And because humidified air feels warmer, you can turn down the thermostat to save energy.
- A programmable thermostat lets you set up different temperatures for different times of day and days of the week. Once set, the thermostat automatically keeps the house at a comfortable temperature while you’re at home and active, and at an energy-saving temperature when you’re away or asleep.
We look at things that affect your HVAC system
To make sure your new HVAC system does the best job it can do, we go beyond just installing a new heating or cooling unit. We also check the condition of the ductwork and your home’s insulation, and make recommendations based on what we find.
*Installation includes standard labor to existing ductwork, electric/gas lines also removal of old equipment. Excludes: Permits, additional ductwork, electrical or codes upgrades and asbestos removal.
