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Call Our TeamThere are many reasons to upgrade your home’s HVAC system. Whether you are looking to help the environment, decrease utility costs, or simply improve energy efficiency in general, investing in your HVAC system can have long-term benefits for decades into your property’s future. But, it is important to understand how to upgrade your HVAC system and to consider the cost of upgrading vs the savings you will receive in order to make the right decision.
While it is impossible to give an exact figure (different people use their systems more or less, and different environmental factors will determine how often you need your HVAC system seasonally), there are some general stats that can help put this figure into perspective. According to the United States Department of Energy, they believe that upgrading an HVAC system can reduce monthly energy costs by 20-40%. Of course, those numbers are heavily influenced by different factors. One of the things homeowners need to consider is how they should approach upgrading their HVAC systems.
The most modern HVAC system in the world can be a waste of money if the problem is with your property in general. Air leaks can cause a huge waste in energy efficiency. For this reason, it is recommended that if you are worried that you are either overpaying for your HVAC system or that your home is not staying at a consistent temperature, you should hire contractors to provide an energy assessment. During their assessment, they can look for the key reasons or factors that are leading to energy inefficiency in your home. Instead of changing out your HVAC system, they might recommend starting by improving insulation or providing other sealing solutions for air leaks throughout your property.
After an energy assessment, your contractor might recommend switching out old outdated systems for something more modern. More modern systems have many unique benefits that translate to savings over time. For example, most modern solutions are designed to heat or cool zones of a property so you are not overspending to heat or cool an entire property. Additionally, modern systems can integrate with smart technology to further improve how much energy you use to heat and cool your home throughout the day.
North Shore Home Energy works with businesses and homeowners in Massachusetts and New Hampshire to provide HVAC services. From tune-ups and maintenance to new construction and upgrades, we can help you with all your HVAC needs.
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