The seasonal energy efficiency ratio (SEER) is a rating used to evaluate air conditioners for efficient use of power. More commonly known as the SEER, all new air conditioners, including yours, will have a SEER rating. 

You need to be careful when replacing a split-system air conditioner because if the indoor and outdoor units aren't well matched, your air conditioner will work inefficiently and won't provide you with the expected amount of cooling. It may also be prone to breaking down prematurely.

One of the keys to choosing the right high-efficiency air conditioner installation is the seasonal energy efficiency ratio, or SEER.

How long have you been thinking about an air conditioner replacement? The longer you wait, the longer it will be before you begin to enjoy the benefits of a new air conditioner. 

Major strides in ductless mini-split technology make these little workhorses a leading solution for cooling and heating home additions and remodeled areas.

Cooling season is right around the corner in the Route 495/128 area, and that means it's time to schedule your annual preventive air conditioner maintenance.

Are you retrofitting your home with geothermal heating and cooling? If so, you’re set to benefit from the free, renewable energy that geothermal systems source from under the ground.

Two important reasons exist for conducting a load calculation prior to installing new HVAC equipment. Whether you’re purchasing a new air conditioner or heat pump, performing a load calculation helps your installer select the right size of system in terms of capacity, and it gives you the opportunity to improve home efficiency in order to select a smaller system.

Is your existing air conditioning system aging and inefficient? An A/C replacement will boost comfort in your home and lower energy bills, as new cooling systems achieve higher seasonal energy efficiency ratio (SEER) ratings and employ features that drive comfort and savings.