Monday, August 7, 2017

Getting Second Opinions From HVAC Contractors

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Over time, HVAC systems, including A/C systems can become inefficient. If your current system is old, it is a good idea to replace it. This make it more comfortable in the home. It will also improve the home’s air quality and you will have a more efficient system. If you aren’t sure if your heating system or your AC has become obsolete, you can judge by the number of breakdowns that it experiences every year. Age isn’t the only reason that your system could be malfunctioning often. If there are other reasons that the system is malfunctioning, you should have it checked by a competent HVAC contractor.

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In order to understand heating and air conditioner units, it takes years of experience and expertise. These are things that the typical homeowner doesn’t have. It would take a professional to look at the system, find the problem, and then recommend the most effective way to make the repairs. If your HVAC contractor suggests that you replace your system but you aren’t sure that this is the best decision, you should seek a second opinion from a reputable HVAC company who only employs NATE-certified technicians.

Why Should I Seek A Second Option?

To Confirm The Diagnosis

image of 2nd opinion AC replacement in allentown PAIf you were suffering from a painful toothache, you would go see your dentist. Your dentist could either prescribe pain medication, perform a root canal, or they could extract the tooth. If the dentist suggests that the tooth is extracted but you don’t want to lose your tooth, you would likely go see another dentist for a second option. The same is true with an HVAC contractor. If the contractor is recommending that you replace your AC unit or your heating system but you have only had them for a few years, you should seek a second opinion.

The technician who offers the second opinion could find that the issue could be something simple, like a faulty thermostat or a blocked vent. Having the issue repaired would cost much less than replacing the entire system.

To Get The Best Service Possible

If you are having a problem with your HVAC system, you should contact an HVAC tech to troubleshoot the problem. If the A/C tech is overly eager to get you to replace your current unit, you should be wary. Since most techs are hoping to make as much money possible, some will push for a replacement even if it isn’t necessary. If this happens, you should tell the tech that you will think about it and get a second opinion.

new air conditioner installationIt is important that you don’t commit yourself to anything. The original company that you called might not be the best person for the job. When you call for a second opinion, you should make sure that you are contacting a trusted and a reliable company. When you make the call, explain your situation. There are many companies who will give a second opinion for free and you won’t need to commit to anything first. If it turns out that you do need to replace your system, make sure that you hire a trusted and reliable company.

To Get The Best Price

There are several factors that go into the cost of replacing your HVAC system. One of the main factors is the company that you decide to hire. Once the tech looks at your system and they recommend AC replacement, they will give you a quote. If the cost seems high, you should get a second opinion. If you get a second opinion and the second contractor also gives you that same price, don’t stop there. You can get prices from all of the best HVAC contractors in your area.

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It is important that you get a quote that you are comfortable with and that you can afford. Also, you need to be sure that you are working with a NATE HVAC contractor who has the skills and experience to get the job done right. The way that your unit is installed has a great deal to do with how well it functions. A poorly installed A/C unit can impact its efficiency. If you buy a new, energy efficient unit, it won’t save you any money if it is not installed properly.

nate certifiedFor a free consultation on your A/C replacement, be sure to contact R.F. Ohl. All of our contractors are NATE certified which means that they have the highest training in the industry. Also, our contractors have the experience that is required for properly diagnosing any AC issues. We will let you know whether or not your unit needs to be replaced. Furthermore, we will offer all of the options available in order for you to make an informed decision about how you want to proceed. We know that you want to maintain a cool and comfortable environment without paying a fortune for it. Additionally, we will let you know what options are the most energy efficient which will allow you to reduce your cooling costs. R.F. Ohl offers a number of different home comfort services. Click here to find out more.

We service Allentown PA 18101, Bethlehem PA 18015, Catasauqua PA 18032, Center Valley PA 18034, Coplay PA 18037, East Texas PA 18046, Emmaus PA 18049, Lehigh Valley PA 18001, Limeport PA 18060, Northampton PA 18067, and Whitehall PA 18052. We also service all of Carbon County, Monroe County, Lehigh County, Northampton County, and Schuylkill County.

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R. F. Ohl is proud to be an authorized dealer for Bryant HVAC systems. Although we service all makes and models of heating and cooling equipment, this designation implies that we have partnered with this reputable brand and offer high quality services for these particular systems. We believe that Bryant has stood out from most other heating and cooling equipment manufacturers and therefore, we are glad to represent them. To learn more about Bryant systems, click here.

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