If your heating and cooling (HVAC) system needs frequent repairs, your energy costs are skyrocketing, or your system is older than eight years, it may be time to consider replacing it. While it may seem costly, replacing your system with a newer and more energy-efficient system can save you money in the long run and provide a long-term solution while giving you peace of mind.
Recent federal law established higher minimum standards for efficiency that go into effect January 1st, 2003, reports Service Plus co-owner, Chris Cunningham. According to Cunningham, “increased efficiency requirements increase the cost of new equipment; and if your furnace and air conditioning system are over ten years old or you’ve considered taking advantage of the superior efficiency, reliability, and comfort of a new system, you may want to act quickly.”
The recent Inflation Reduction Act enacted laws around global warming and established higher minimum standards for heating and cooling efficiency that goes into effect on January 1, 2023, reports Service Plus co-owner, Chris Cunningham. According to Cunningham, “Increased efficiency requirements increase the cost of new equipment; and if your furnace and air conditioning system is over 10 years old or you’ve considered taking advantage of the superior efficiency, reliability, and comfort of a new system, you may want to act quickly.” Add in the expected consumer demand and it’s no surprise the price of heating and cooling equipment is expected to jump over the next year, he adds.
Air conditioning is essential for surviving the sweltering Indiana summers. But most people don’t know what happens inside the unit while it’s keeping your home cool. Two of the most important parts of the air conditioner unit are the condenser and compressor – but what is the difference between them? The experts at Service Plus are here to explain.
Summer is almost here and that means it’s time to make sure you’re A/C unit is running efficiently. A well-maintained cooling system can give you the peace of mind that your equipment is reliable and efficient. Avoid that unexpected breakdown by following our warm weather cooling and heating (HVAC) checklist and make sure your family stays cool all summer long.
Historic homes are charming and come with unique characteristics that you can’t find in new builds. With that charm comes many factors to consider to turn your historic house into a comfortable home for your family, especially your furnace. If you’re buying a historic home with a furnace that is more than ten years old, it’s time to replace your system. Below are some tips for buying a new furnace for your historic home.
One of the most common questions we get is, “Can you give me an estimate of how much a new furnace would cost over the phone?” Unfortunately, the answer is no, and here is why.
Your friends at Service Plus are here to keep you cool during the Indianapolis heatwave and provide you with the best home maintenance tips. Here is the ultimate summer home maintenance checklist.
Many homes in the Indianapolis area built before the 1940s were not equipped with traditional ductwork required to distribute cool air or have boiler systems. However, it doesn’t mean you have to tolerate the heat during Indy’s warmest months. Here are some air conditioning options to keep you cool.
Like an Indy 500 race car, your heating and cooling (HVAC) system is an expensive piece of equipment that requires regular maintenance to work efficiently and safely to prevent unexpected breakdowns. Service Plus is here with tips to keep your HVAC system in top shape to save you time and money this summer.
Just when you thought it was safe to open the windows and breathe in the spring air, you start sneezing! There are allergens aplenty both outdoor and indoor. Still, we have a tip for you: Having good indoor air quality can help relieve spring allergies, and Service Plus in Indianapolis and surrounding counties can help!
It’s high time to “green” your cleaning routine and kick toxic chemicals and wasteful single-use cleaning products to the curb. In our latest blog post, we share seven ways you can “go green” with your spring cleaning:
Win big this spring with the Service Plus Club maintenance program. Learn about the many benefits of having a regular HVAC and plumbing maintenance plan, along with what makes our program so unique.
The heart and hearth of your home reside in your HVAC system during Indy’s winter months. The best way to take care of this vital system is to understand how it works and adhere to regular maintenance.
Set a resolution that’s easy to keep this year. Learn some common HVAC acronyms, and you’ll be ready to speak your Service Plus family’s language!
