At first glance, it might sound impractical, or even crazy, to think about air conditioning repair, replacement or upgrades in the middle of winter. After all, it’s the season where the focus is mainly on your furnace or heating system. You’ll have plenty of time to worry about your AC once the temperature starts to go back up.
However, if you really think about it, winter is actually the perfect time to get all your cooling needs met. Here our experts at Premier Comfort Heating and Air, LLC, explain the advantages of scheduling your AC installation or upgrade during the winter.
A Full Season’s Worth of Savings
Whatever unit you intend to install, whether a heat pump or hybrid heating system, it might be several days before the technician can squeeze you in. If you do this at the start of summer, you’re losing potential savings in these first few days. On the other hand, if your installation is finished in the winter, you can start your savings as soon as warmer days return. This is provided, of course, that your new AC is more energy efficient than your old one.
Low Demand
Summer is peak season for many HVAC companies, which is the reason why summer installations are a nightmare to schedule. By choosing to replace your air conditioner in the winter, you’re avoiding the “rush” and getting more flexibility when it comes to setting up an appointment. You’ll also have more time to research the best products for improving your comfort and your home’s efficiency.
Seasonal Promotions
Many HVAC companies, including Premier Heating and Air, offer promotions and discounts to boost business during the winter. You can take advantage of these promotions to save even more money on your brand-new AC system.
This season, feel free to contact our professionals at Premier Comfort Heating and Air, LLC, and get started on your air conditioning installation. Give us a call at (303) 916-6773 or fill out our contact form to schedule a consultation and request a free estimate today. We serve homeowners in Brighton, as well as other surrounding communities in CO.
