Name: Moore Home Services
Address: US
Rating: 4.7

Question 1

Do I need to have my ductwork replaced?

Accepted Answer

Building analyst experts estimate that as many as 70 percent of all homes with central heating and air have poorly installed ductwork. Ducts that aren’t properly sealed or insulated fail to efficiently get warm or cool air where you want it, which costs you money. Before you invest in a new system, we can check your ducts and address any problems. We don’t recommend spending money on a new, super-efficient system unless you’re sure those efficiency gains won’t be lost by poor ductwork.

Question 2

How do I avoid costly HVAC repairs?

Accepted Answer

You can avoid costly repairs by having your HVAC system regularly inspected and maintained by one of our certified technicians.

Question 3

How do I select the right heating/cooling system?

Accepted Answer

First, make sure the unit is properly sized. We’ll provide a load calculation for your home. Next, consider any comfort issues in the home. Some products can reduce air stratification and uneven temperatures from room to room. If you have allergies, an indoor unit with a variable speed motor will allow you to continuously circulate the air in your home while filtering the air for about the same cost as operating a standard light bulb. Finally, know your budget parameters and the efficiency of the system being proposed. Does the system offer a payback? In other words, will the monthly savings over time offset the cost of the new unit or efficiency option being considered?

Question 4

How important is an air filter in my heating and cooling system?

Accepted Answer

Very important. The trapped air we breathe in our homes can be loaded with dust, pollen, plant spores and other pollutant particles. In many cases, it’s worse than the air outside.

Question 5

Should I be concerned about indoor air quality?

Accepted Answer

According to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), your exposure to air pollutants can be up to 100 times higher indoors than outdoors. Air scrubbers and active filtration can help rid your home of allergens and toxins to improve your health.

Question 6

When should I replace my air conditioning unit?

Accepted Answer

You should replace your air conditioner when your energy bills start to irritate you or when you start noticing hot and cold spots within your home. Contact us and we’ll help you make the best decision for your home.

Widget Embed Codes for

Need Help?

Contact Us With Your Questions