HVAC Services in Hamilton

Believe it or not, your HVAC system consists of numerous parts that work together to control the temperature in your home. Therefore, it is inevitable that damage and breakdowns occur throughout the unit’s lifespan. Even more so, if homeowners do not pay attention to their HVAC system maintenance, it can be challenging to diagnose potential problems early which could have otherwise been prevented. As a result of a late diagnosis, you can put your HVAC system at risk of experiencing more damage that can be more costly to fix. Common HVAC maintenance benefits you can experience include:

• Having your HVAC unit work more efficiently to save you money on your monthly energy bill
• Extending the lifespan of your HVAC system without experiencing costly repairs.
• Ensuring that you and your family breathe clean, healthy air free of dust, hair, debris, and other airborne contaminants.
• Make sure you keep your HVAC warranty coverage intact for more severe issues that were not preventable.
• Extending the functioning and lifespan of individual parts to your HVAC system that may be prone to damage and breakage over the years.
• Having a maintenance plan allows you to have peace of mind that your HVAC system is always working as optimally as it could be.
• Regular maintenance can end up saving you money in the long run.
• It can help the environment as you will not need to use as much energy to heat, cool, and ventilate your home as you would typically if there was something wrong with your HVAC system.

As you can see, maintaining a frequent HVAC unit maintenance routine is a proactive, stress-free method to ensure your home is operating the way it should be. And, just like all home maintenance responsibilities, it is always better to be safe than sorry when it comes to essential systems such as these.

An HVAC system is any unit that provides heating, ventilation, and air conditioning to your home. Typically connected to a thermostat, an HVAC system allows homeowners to control the temperature of their indoor environment to their liking, regardless of what time of year it is and what the weather is like outside.

In addition, your home’s HVAC system is also responsible for ventilating air throughout your home to ensure that you and your family are breathing in clean air that is free of contaminants such as dust, dirt, hair, and other airborne pollutants that can make you sick. All in all, your HVAC unit is an essential home feature that allows you to live comfortably.

While HVAC units come in all shapes, sizes, and brands, including split systems, ductless symptoms, and hybrid systems, you may recognize the following units as it is likely that you already have one of these installed in your home currently:

• Heat pump
• Humidifier
• Boiler
• Furnace
• Water heater
• UV air purifier
• Air conditioning

Keep in mind that while it is likely that you have one of the above-noted HVAC systems installed in your home, it doesn’t necessarily mean you cannot change to a different one. However, it is likely that it will require you to renovate certain areas of your home to work correctly.

Your home’s HVAC system consists of hundreds of different parts that work together to keep your home comfortable all year round. Here are some of the main parts involved in this job:

• Refrigerant to provide cool air to your home in the summer and heated air during the winter
• Evaporator coils to absorb heat from your home
• A compressor that works with the refrigerant to cool your air
• the condenser that transforms energy
• The ductwork that transports air throughout your home
• Vents that allow air into each individual room
• A blower motor that pumps the air throughout your home

When installing a new HVAC system into your home in Hamilton, several factors will influence the final cost homeowners will have to pay. Therefore, while we are unable to provide you with an installation cost until a professional technician comes to survey your home, here is a closer look at some of the factors that will affect the final price: 

• The type of HVAC system you want to install into your home.
• The size of your home, its age, the quality of your insulation, the layout of your home, and the height of your ceilings. 
• The type of ductwork you have installed in your home, along with the quality of your current air duct system.
• The company you select to partner with for your HVAC installation project. 
• The efficiency rating of your HVAC system and its SEER rating requirement for your home to operate optimally. 
• Any other HVAC features you want to install. 

Do you want to learn more about the cost of installing an HVAC unit in your home? We’re happy to offer homeowners in Hamilton 0% interest rates and no payments on all HVAC systems!

Book a free consultation with the friendly team at Boonstra Heating and Air Conditioning today, so you can get back to enjoying the comforts of your home in no time.