LENNOX AIR CONDITIONERS
Acosta Heating & Cooling, a Dave Lennox Premier Dealer, proudly offers the complete lineup of Lennox Signature, Elite and Merit Series air conditioning solutions.
With several models offering single-stage, two-stage and SunSource® solar-ready options, as well as EnergyStar certifications and available tax credits, Lennox provides home owners a wide range of options for every budget.
Contact us today to learn about our current promotions and incentives on qualifying Lennox systems.
TRANE AIR CONDITIONERS
As the first Trane Dealer in the Charlotte Metro area, Acosta Heating & Cooling has over 40 years experience in selling and servicing the complete line of Trane air conditioning systems.
Whatever the size of your home, Acosta Heating & Cooling is your best choice for finding a new Ultra Efficiency, Super Efficiency, High Efficiency or Standard Efficiency Trane system, many of which qualify for tax credits and other valuable savings.
Whenever you need cool, comfortable, cleaner air, Acosta Heating & Cooling is dedicated to providing the best investment you can make for your family.
YORK AIR CONDITIONERS
A York® air conditioning unit provides the quality and dependability you need to keep cool, no matter how hot it gets.
Acosta Heating & Cooling\’s broad lineup of energy efficient York® air conditioners makes it easy to satisfy your budget and comfort level: From the economical Latitude™ Series to the innovative LX Series to the ultra energy-efficient Affinity™ Series models.
Contact us today to learn more about which York® system is best for your home, and current savings offers for available for qualified systems.
Air Handler Installation
An air handler is one of the most important parts of any HVAC system. It provides steady, reliable heated or cooled air throughout the year while filtering out any unwanted contaminants and ventilating fresh air into the house and stale air out. It can even provide further protection with air quality and humidity control upgrades.
When it comes time to choose a new air handler for your home, you want an expert on your side who understands the intricacies of these devices. The air handler experts at Acosta Heating & Cooling provide expert installation services in homes all across the Charlotte Metro area.
Whether you need a new air handler for your freshly updated furnace and air conditioner, or you just moved into a new home and are ready for a full overhaul of your comfort system, our product specialists are readily available to provide a complimentary consultation and assessment of your comfort system needs.
To learn what steps to take next, give us a call today or Contact Us through our website to for more information.
How Air Handlers Work
An air handler is a unit located in your home or building that has a blower fan, heating and/or cooling parts, filters, and dampers. the unit controls how much air is sent out through the air conditioner or heater. It also determines whether or not the air sent is warm or cool air.
Small air handlers for local use are called terminal units, and may only include an air filter, coil, and blower; these simple terminal units are called blower coils or fan coil units. The air handler connects to the ducts that distribute the conditioned air through the home or building and return it to the air handler through the return vent and air filter.
Air Handler Installation Considerations
When choosing a new air handler, the current heating and cooling systems in your home are very important considerations, as is the total heated square-footage of your home. Additionally, if you only need the air handler for a furnace or heat pump and therefore you’ll only be using it in the winter, you may not require dehumidification.
However, if you plan on using your air handler all year for both heating and cooling and you want to integrate other systems like humidification, UV germicidal lights, and air filtration, you want an air handler that can provide all the necessary protections and tools for your family’s needs.
When it comes time to choose an air handler, a technician will come to your home and measure a number of things such as the total amount of space in your home that needs to be heated and cooled, your current ventilation setup, the size and output of your furnace and air conditioner, and the current condition of your ductwork.
Installing an Air Handler
Once you’ve selected an air handler that fits your home’s needs, it’s time to start the installation process. If you already have a complete HVAC system in place, the old air handler will be removed and space made for the new system. During installation, your heating and cooling may be unavailable, so it’s best to schedule installation for the spring or fall when the temperatures don’t demand 24 hour access to your comfort system.
If your installation is an emergency job, rest assured that our technicians will have your new air handler in place quickly so you can get your home’s HVAC system back up and running in no time.
During installation is a good time to have your entire HVAC system inspected, even if it isn’t due for a checkup. This way, you can be sure that nothing is wrong before the new air handler is used. If there is a problem with your system, you want to catch it immediately. Cleaning and inspecting existing heating and cooling parts will rule out other potential causes of problems in your system.
Air Handler Experts
The heat pump installation process may seem simple, but it’s important to have a professional do it. Not only does a heat pump need to be carefully calibrated, it’s designed to work all year for more than a decade. Without proper care during installation, it likely won’t last nearly as long as intended.
If you’re ready to learn more about heat pump installation, call Acosta Heating & Cooling today. Homeowners across the Charlotte area trust our team of trained heat pump technicians to keep their homes comfortable year–round. Call now and find out why.
