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Why You Need HVAC Replacement and How Much Does...

Why You Need HVAC Replacement and How Much Does It Cost?

Discover when it’s time for an AC replacement and the benefits it brings. Older systems drive up energy bills, reduce indoor comfort, and require frequent repairs. Upgrading to a modern, efficient system improves air quality, lowers utility costs, and ensures consistent temperatures. Explore key factors influencing replacement costs and how to save on your investment.

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December 11, 2024
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  1. Why You Need HVAC Replacement and How Much Does It

    Cost? This slide provides an overview of the need for HVAC replacement and the associated costs, to help homeowners make informed decisions about their HVAC systems.
  2. Recognizing the Signs You Need to Replace Your HVAC System

    Age of the System If your HVAC system is more than a decade old, it's time to consider replacement due to wear and tear and the use of outdated refrigerants. Rising Utility Bills Older HVAC systems become less efficient over time, leading to higher energy consumption and increasing utility bills. Uneven Temperatures If your home can't maintain a comfortable temperature, it could be a sign of HVAC system issues, such as a malfunctioning thermostat or damaged components. Unusual Noises Rattling or clanking sounds from your HVAC system may indicate loose or damaged parts that require attention or replacement. Frequent Breaker Trips If your circuit breaker keeps tripping when the HVAC system is running, it could be a sign of an overloaded or malfunctioning system. Incorrect System Size An HVAC system that is too small or too large for your home can struggle to maintain comfortable temperatures, leading to the need for replacement. ©2024 Proprietary and Confidential. All Rights Reserved. 2
  3. Uneven Temperatures Uneven temperatures throughout your home can be a

    clear indicator that your HVAC system is not functioning properly. This could mean that certain rooms feel much colder or hotter than others, even when the system is running at full capacity. Discover more at https://filterbuy.com/hvac-solutions/resources/ac- replacement/why-you-need-hvac-replacement-and-how-much- does-it-cost ©2024 Proprietary and Confidential. All Rights Reserved. 3
  4. Unusual Noises Clanking Sounds Clanking noises can signify a problem

    with the compressor or other moving parts within the HVAC unit. Rattling Noises Rattling sounds from your HVAC system may indicate loose components or issues with the fan or motor bearings. Whistling Sounds Whistling noises can indicate an issue with the airflow, such as a blockage in the ductwork or a problem with the air filter. Banging Noises Banging sounds may be caused by a loose component or a problem with the compressor, which can lead to more severe issues if not addressed. Grinding Sounds Grinding noises may be a sign of a problem with the blower motor or the fan assembly, requiring immediate attention. ©2024 Proprietary and Confidential. All Rights Reserved. 4
  5. Tripping Circuit Breakers Faulty Electrical Components Overworked HVAC System Outdated

    Electrical Wiring Excessive Power Consumption ©2024 Proprietary and Confidential. All Rights Reserved. 5
  6. the Cost of HVAC Replacement HVAC System Type Average Cost

    Range Portable AC Unit $300 - $800 Ductless Mini-Split System $2,000 - $5,000 Central HVAC System $4,000 - $10,000 ©2024 Proprietary and Confidential. All Rights Reserved. 6 *Based on data from HomeAdvisor.com
  7. Tips for Saving on HVAC Replacement Compare Multiple Brands and

    Models Research and compare different HVAC brands, models, and their pricing to find the best value for your budget and needs. Prioritize Energy Efficiency Look for HVAC units with high SEER (Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio) ratings, as these can save you money on energy bills in the long run. Consider Your Home's Size and Needs Make sure to get an HVAC unit that is properly sized for your home to avoid over or under-cooling/heating, which can lead to higher energy costs. Explore Rebates and Incentives Check for any local or regional rebates or incentives that may be available for energy-efficient HVAC installations, which can help offset the upfront cost. Time Your Replacement Strategically Consider replacing your HVAC system during the off-season, when demand and installation costs may be lower. ©2024 Proprietary and Confidential. All Rights Reserved. 7