Need HVAC Installation in Cincinnati? Call Jansen Heating & Cooling

Unfortunately for homeowners, most systems in your home will eventually wear out and will need to be replaced. Sooner or later you will have to install a new cooling system (although you can help to make that “later” by keeping your system well serviced throughout its life), and the same goes for furnace and heating installation in Cincinnati and the surrounding area.

In the HVAC business, technology can evolve significantly in just few years, so when it’s time for a new heating or cooling system in your Cincinnati home, you want to learn more about what kind of new and improved systems are available now. What might have been a cutting-edge, energy-efficient heating or cooling system a decade ago likely won’t be the most state-of-the-art system today.

It’s more important than ever these days to make a carefully thought out decision when planning a new HVAC installation in your home. A poor choice will weigh you down with inadequate or ineffective heating or cooling for many years into the future, and it’s likely that installing a more suitable HVAC system would get you a system that’s a better fit for your home and less hassle and expense over time.

Potential Costs of a Bad Decision on HVAC Installation

When working with anyone other than the best HVAC contractors in Cincinnati, you risk the following:

• Poorly installed equipment and/or equipment that’s poor quality to begin with. For example, if the contractor doesn’t adjust your ductwork to accommodate the new furnace, heat pump or AC, you’ll face issues with efficiency and air distribution, so you won’t be getting the full potential benefit of your new system.

Some rooms may receive adequate heating while others may not. A good HVAC contractor should inform you if they notice issues with dirty or poorly designed ductwork and should make sure that any repairs or upgrades to the ductwork are included in the estimate for the installation of your new HVAC system.

Don’t be surprised, if you work with a “discount” contractor, that your heater won’t turn on when it’s 0 degrees in January or your AC stops working when it’s 95 in July.

• An inefficient system. An HVAC installer should recommend a high-efficiency heating or cooling system that fits your budget. (Luckily, federal energy-efficiency standards make it unlikely you’ll get stuck with a low-efficiency cooling or heating system these days.)

Yet, within the high-efficiency category, there’s still a range of choices to make, and you’ll want one that fits your budget while still saving energy. For example, you may have the option of a ductless AC installation in your Cincinnati home, an ultra-efficient and convenient alternative to a traditional central cooling system.

• An unsafe system. All of the equipment and connections must be properly installed to prevent future issues such as leaking lines, pipes or drains, or a faulty exhaust system. Equipment must be installed to code, or else it could impact your family’s health and safety as well as your homeowner’s insurance. This is a particularly crucial factor when installing a combustion furnace or heater.

To ensure competent, trustworthy HVAC installation in Cincinnati at a fair price, you can’t do better than Jansen Heating & Cooling. Like all the best heating and cooling companies, we make it easy to contact and work with us, and we look forward to the opportunity to answer your questions and help make sure we help you to choose the best system for your home.

Check out our easy-to-navigate website for further information on installations, maintenance and repairs, with a wealth of helpful information to make your home more energy-efficient and comfortable.

HVAC Installation Throughout the Cincinnati Area

If you live in the greater Cincinnati area and need HVAC help, Jansen Heating & Cooling is just a phone call and a quick drive away from your community. Whether you need an AC repair in Indian Hill, a furnace installation in Loveland, or system maintenance in Montgomery, we’re available to take care of your heating and cooling needs.