The refrigerant has likely changed at least twice. You may be looking at not only the outside compressor but the inside air handler (at least the A coil) as well.
Any chance of going with ductless heat pumps?
The refrigerant has likely changed at least twice. You may be looking at not only the outside compressor but the inside air handler (at least the A coil) as well.
Any chance of going with ductless heat pumps?
We've used Boothe (mostly) and Great Mills HVAC (on the new house). The efficiency of the latest units will blow your mind when you get the electric bill after the change.
Steve is a good guy for sure if there are rebates he will find and apply them. Two thumbs up !!
I've used J.W. Windsor for a very long time, small outfit, but very responsive and won't try to sell you what you don't need. Actually listens. Don't have a full heat pump, just an a/c unit, but had the entire exchanger (air handler) replaced back in 2018 when I replaced the compressor.
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We've used Boothe (mostly) and Great Mills HVAC (on the new house). The efficiency of the latest units will blow your mind when you get the electric bill after the change.
Good folks, its hard to beat their customer service. I'm not thrilled they are a Rheem dealer now but they go with best bid contract. A few years ago they had American Standard. Most brands have comparable warranties anyway, so a good install and support after is what you want.Plan so far is to go with Boothe. Seem like good folks. I'll know Tuesday.
Buy it for you, for now. A lot can happen in 10 years.since I plan to leave here in ~10 years - is it worth it to buy a really nice one?
I’d have to check the file on them but I believe the units we have are 23 SEER, variable speed. I have two..one that controls three zones on first floor and one for the entire second floor.How high SEER did you go? I'm wondering - since I plan to leave here in ~10 years - is it worth it to buy a really nice one?
Tech that examined my furnace mentioned his heat pump has like, a low power cycle and a higher power - and it saves money when it only needs a little bit of temperature change. Which is most of the time.
Cliff's. Expensive and stiffs you on warranty work.At this point - I plan to retire and get the hell out of this place in ten years. I don't see the headache of putting those in - much simpler to just replaced what I have, cross my fingers, and leave the problem to someone else.
But - anyone I should avoid? Anyone you've had bad luck with?
BTW - I've been looking for rebates online - wow - really sucks nowadays. There's close to nuthin'.