Replace and Install

Look for the best-written manufacturer’s warranty you can find. This simply decreases your risk and increases the likelihood that you’ll be happy with your investment 2-3 years from now. If something breaks three years from now, you want to make sure that you don’t get stuck with the bill for replacement parts.

Action Inc., only carries the leading brand units because they have the best warranties in the business. We always look for an extended multiple-year warranty with every unit. The systems we install have some of the best track records in the industry in both reliability and energy savings categories, and there’s no other company that dares match their warranty. It is better to get a quality warranty.

You want a system that is going to heat or cool your home as safely and efficiently as possible. Again, most systems have about the same energy efficiency ratings, but it’s always best to get the one with the best rating because it’s going to save you the most money over time.

Choosing the right size for your home is one of the MOST IMPORTANT and often overlooked steps in making sure your home is energy efficient. Choosing the right size of heating or air conditioning unit for your home has everything to do with the specific features of your home. Which size you get will depend on the number of windows, number of doors, ventilation, number of walls and how they influence the flow of air, and other factors. Be sure to get the right size unit – if you buy a unit that is too large, it will use up a lot of energy. The unit will likely be unnecessarily expensive to run. If you buy a unit that’s too small it may run constantly and you won’t get the results you’re looking for either.

Prices vary depending on product warranty, the company’s marketing costs, and the variation in the quality of the internal parts. Don’t just go for the cheapest model. There is enough difference between the different models to make it worth carefully considering the best unit you can afford. You want your investment to pay for itself, and the most efficient systems will do that quickly.