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Atlanta Heating and Cooling Replacements

Here in the Atlanta metro area, we know it’s important to keep our HVAC systems fully operational all-year-long. They keep us cool and dry throughout the summer and they keep the cold at bay throughout the winter. We also know that, unfortunately, these complex systems don’t last forever. At some point in the future, you’ll need to replace your heating and air system. Although you may not know when to replace your system, your friends at Neese can help. If any of these symptoms ring a bell, you should prepare to replace your HVAC system.

When to Replace Your HVAC System

1. Persistent Issues – If it seems like your system is always breaking down, you should consider replacing it. As heating and cooling systems age, they will need repairs much more often.
2. Over 10 Years Old – If your HVAC system is 10 years old, or older, you need to prepare to replace it. Systems don’t last more than 15-20 years, and it’ll require more costly repairs as it ages.
3. Major System Failures – If your HVAC has a major system failure, like a faulty motor or compressor – consider replacing it. It is often more cost-effective to replace an HVAC system than to repair major system failures.
4. Suddenly Very Noisy –If your system makes loud noises (knocking, banging grinding, etc.), contact Neese right away. Sounds like this can point to major issues with your heating and cooling system. We can help you decide if repairing or replacing your unit is best for you.
5. Always Running – Your AC and heater shouldn’t run constantly. If they do, your system or unit might need to be replaced. Old, worn-out systems have to work much harder to keep your home at the ideal temperature.
6. You’re Simply Not Comfortable – If your home’s HVAC simply can’t keep you comfortable, you might want to replace it. Almost all airflow, humidity and inconsistent temperature issues can be remedied with an HVAC upgrade.

Install a Carrier Infinity HVAC System

If you’re ready to replace your home’s HVAC, we suggest you consider a Carrier Infinity system. This top-of-the-line heating and cooling system have an extensive range of capabilities. The system is energy-efficient and also includes highly-advanced communication capabilities. With the Carrier Infinity system, you’ll be able to control the temperature, humidity, air quality, fan speed, and also much more. Contact Neese today to learn more about the benefits of these advanced HVAC systems.

Carrier Heating and Cooling Installations with Neese

The team here at Neese is ready to help you with all your HVAC needs. Contact us today to learn more about the Carrier Infinity system and also other HVAC products from this industry-leading manufacturer. Call today!

Humidity and your HVAC System

In the summer, outdoor humidity can make the heat miserable. It can make hot days feel even hotter; and it can make doing routine tasks like gardening or driving seem entirely unbearable. Inside your home, controlling a humid atmosphere can drastically improve your homes comfort. A great HVAC system, and proper humidity removal is the greatest key to success when it comes to keeping your home at a comfortable level.

The perfect relative humidity for most homes is between 35-45%. In the south, humidity levels are often very high year-round. The humid air can wreak havoc upon houses and the people that live within them. For homes and the contents inside them; too much moisture can encourage pests and bacteria to multiply. Additionally, it promotes mold production. Which can exacerbate the symptoms that those with allergies and other respiratory issues. In the summer, these issues are worse. Creating a breeding ground for sickness, it also leaves inhabitants with a feeling of discomfort. Humidity keeps the house feeling hotter.

Humid Conditions and Your Health

Unfortunately, keeping conditions too dry also can cause problems. In the winter, having some humidity in the home keeps heating costs down by preserving warmth with the help of humid air. Winter and fall are also when the common cold and flu bugs go around, and dry air can dehydrate the body and leave it susceptible to further damage. Additionally, if a person is already sick, dry air can make already irritated breathing passageways like the lungs and throat feel much worse.

Carrier Infinity System – Perfect Control

The best way to keep your homes humidity at safe comfortable levels is to install a new high efficiency Carrier Infinity® System with Perfect Humidity® control. Never rely on window units or area dehumidifiers. These do not provide the same level of cleanliness and comfort as a high efficiency central AC system. Our home comfort specialists can come out and recommend a solution to control your homes indoor environment and increase your comfort levels while making the indoor air safer for you and your family. Call today!