Today’s modern new construction residential heating and cooling equipment is made to provide super efficiency while keeping operating costs low. If you are building a custom new home, installing a high SEER air conditioning unit can save you nearly 30 percent on cooling your home in the summer versus a minimum standard SEER unit.
Building a new home provides you with an exceptional opportunity to be involved in every stage of making your custom home exactly what you want. It is obviously important to choose a quality brand of equipment, but it’s even more important to choose a skilled HVAC contractor to install that equipment. At ICEBLAST, we consider all the factors in your home plan that impact your HVAC needs, such as security, durability and effectiveness.
To calculate your needs, our experienced, professional staff members use critical structural elements that effect the load being placed on your heating and cooling system. These items included the size and orientation of the home, ductwork and insulation values, exterior glass exposure, climate history, number of home occupants, and the quality of the windows and doors.
Today’s modern new construction residential heating and cooling equipment is made to provide super efficiency while keeping operating costs low. If you are building a custom new home, installing a high SEER air conditioning unit can save you nearly 30 percent on cooling your home in the summer versus a minimum standard SEER unit.
Building a new home provides you with an exceptional opportunity to be involved in every stage of making your custom home exactly what you want. It is obviously important to choose a quality brand of equipment, but it’s even more important to choose a skilled HVAC contractor to install that equipment. At ICEBLAST, we consider all the factors in your home plan that impact your HVAC needs, such as security, durability and effectiveness.
To calculate your needs, our experienced, professional staff members use critical structural elements that effect the load being placed on your heating and cooling system. These items included the size and orientation of the home, ductwork and insulation values, exterior glass exposure, climate history, number of home occupants, and the quality of the windows and doors.