OUR EXPERTS SPECIALIZE IN HEATING, VENTILATION AND AIR-CONDITIONING

Cool Remodeling Experts specialize in installing a broad range of Heating, Ventilation and Air-Conditioning Products, that can provide you and your family with the following important benefits:

• Stop wasting your money on constantly increasing utility bills.
• Maximum energy performance efficiency in your home.
• Maximum comfort for you and your family at home.
• Highest level of product quality, efficiency and reliability.
• Well-known brands supported by local product distributors.
• Best product and service warranties supported by manufacturers.
• Low product acquisition and maintenance costs.
• Product rebates and Federal Tax Credits whenever applicable.
• Best product and service value for your money.
• Best return on your long-term investment.
• Peace of mind knowing that you do the right thing.

PRODUCT INTRODUCTION

According to EPA the main purpose of a Heating, Ventilation And Air-Conditioning (HVAC) System is:

• To maintain excellent Indoor Air Quality
• To provide effective Thermal Comfort.

Replacing the HVAC System is an important investment to ensure your overall Home Energy Efficiency.

Before replacing your HVAC System, be sure to speak with an Energy Efficiency Consultant about the current level of your home energy efficiency.

The Energy Efficiency Consultant will help you to identify all areas of energy inefficiency in your house which may cause unnecessary long-term waste of tens of thousands of dollars.

LOOK FOR ENERGY STAR_® COMPLIANT PRODUCTS

Make the switch to ENERGY STAR_® high-efficiency products to start saving electricity, water, and gas. This will enable you to substantially reduce your utility bills and, instead, pay-off your new energy-efficient products much faster and save more money in the future.

Visit the Energy Star_® to compare the most energy-efficient products for your specific needs.

HOW DOES THE HVAC WORK?

According to Energy Upgrade California, two-thirds of all homes in California have air conditioners. Air conditioners use about 4% of all electricity produced in California.

Everybody knows how to use HVAC System, but not many people really know how this system works. If you are one of those people – now it’s your opportunity to learn about this in a user-friendly manner.

There are two types of HVAC systems as follows:

• HVAC Package System
• HVAC Split System

Both types of the HVAC system represent a Heating System and a Cooling System which contains the following elements:

• Filter which filters the incoming air into the system.
• Blower which moves the incoming air from the house into the system and blowing conditioned air back into the house.
• Evaporative Coil which contains Refrigerants to cool the incoming hot air.
• Condenser which contains a Compressor to compress heated air which will be then excausted by the fan outside.
• Furnace/Air Handler which heats the incoming cold air and the warm air is then blown into the house.

All these elements of the HVAC System are connected by a Ducting System. This system can work as a Heat Pump or Air Conditioner as shown below.

HEAT PUMP (HEATING SYSTEM)

AIR CONDITIONER (COOLING SYSTEM)

HVAC SYSTEMS - TWO BASIC OPTIONS

HVAC System is available in two options – HVAC Package System and HVAC Split System as shown below.

HVAC PACKAGE SYSTEM

HVAC SPLIT SYSTEM

HVAC MOUNTING OPTIONS

Examples of Two Different Mounting Options Of HVAC System are presented below.

ROOF-MOUNTED HVAC UNIT

GROUND-MOUNTED HVAC UNIT

POPULAR PRODUCT BRANDS

Some of the most popular brands of HVAC Systems are presented below in A to Z order.

DUCTLESS MINI-SPLIT SYSTEMS

Like central HVAC systems, Ductless Mini-Split Air Conditioners have two main components:

• An Outdoor Compressor/Condenser
• An Indoor Air-Handling Unit

A conduit, which houses the power cable, refrigerant tubing, suction tubing, and a condensate drain, links the outdoor and indoor units.

ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF DUCTLESS MINI-SPLIT SYSTEMS

Advantages and Disadvantages of Ductless Mini-Split Systems are summarized below.

ADVANTAGES

DISADVANTAGES

SAVE ENERGY THROUGH BETTER HVAC ZONING SYSTEM

Did you know that about 80% Of Energy consumed in your home is used by HVAC and hot water heating?

You can substantially reduce your cooling and heating bills by controlling your cooling and heating via Smart HVAC Zone Control and Digital Thermostats. This will enable you to set the temperature to the desirable level in various areas of your house and provide maximum comfort and energy efficiency on a room-by-room basis. Once you will get into a habit of using your programmable thermostat control, you will ask yourself this question:

How could have I lived without a programmable thermostat before?

HVAC DUCT SYSTEM INSTALLATION

Duct Installation is an essential element of a typical HVAC system. A well-designed and properly installed Ducting System will ensure that you receive maximum cooling or heating performance efficiency from your HVAC system.

DUCT INSULATION

Duct Insulation is an essential element of a typical HVAC system. Insulation is what keeps your home structure warm in winter and cool in summer. Insulation plays a very important role in ensuring the cost-efficiency of your HVAC system. Just imagine having a highly efficient HVAC system installed in your house, but the ducting, which is an integral part of this system, is not insulated properly.

FILTER AND DUCT CLEANING AND REPLACEMENT

Filter And Duct Cleaning in the attic on a regular basis is just as important as brushing your teeth every morning. Most homeowners neglect this part of their home hygiene and subsequently they pay a heavy price by inhaling all the dust and dirt that accumulates in the attic during a prolonged period. As a result, you may often see a heavy dust accumulation in the vents throughout your house, and you probably wonder where is this dust coming from? No wonder, that so many people suffer from different types of breathing problems, including allergies, asthma and other lung diseases. Moreover, your HVAC system will have to work extra time to reach the preset temperature, thereby causing higher electrical bills.

DUCT SEALING

Duct Leakage represents another serious challenge for many homeowners. Unfortunately, you don’t know how much heat or cold is being wasted as a direct result of the leaking ducts in the attic of your house. For this reason, it is essential to identify this problem and, if necessary, to complete Duct Sealing before you will start receiving excessive electrical bills and wondering why.

FURNACES

A Furnace is a device designed to create heat and it is an integral part of every HVAC System. Furnaces may be used in different applications as shown below:

• Central warm-air furnace.
• Steam or hot-warm system.
• Heat pump.
• Floor or wall furnace.

• Built-in electric units.
• Heating stove (uses wood, coal or coke).
• Room heater (uses as, oil or kerosene).
• Fireplace.

TYPES OF FURNACES

There are different types of Furnaces available to homeowners, as illustrated below – each type has its own advantages and disadvantages.

FURNACE EXAMPLES AND BRANDS

This is a typical selection of Furnaces available today – they vary in brand, size, capacity, efficiency and price, but all of them do the same thing – they provide heat at home.

VENTILATING FANS

This is a typical selection of Ventilating Fans available today – they vary in brand, size, capacity, efficiency and price, but all of them do the same thing – they provide cool air at home.