Yes, the holidays can put extra strain on your HVAC system. Increased occupancy, holiday cooking, and extra decorations can all contribute to a higher heat load, making your system work harder to maintain a comfortable temperature. This can be particularly noticeable if your system is older or hasn't been properly maintained. 

HVAC financing allows homeowners to spread out the cost of a new or replacement heating and cooling system over time with monthly payments, rather than paying a large upfront sum. This can make a new HVAC system more affordable and manageable within a budget, especially when unexpected system failures occur. Victory Mechanical Group offers financing through Green Sky including zero percent options for qualified buyers.

Whether you are a first-time homebuyer or looking to move, purchasing a new home is an exciting time. Although you may fall in love with the layout and aesthetic of a home, a dream may quickly turn into a nightmare if you don’t know the history of the inner workings of the home before you sign the dotted line.

When your AC is out before a technician arrives, focus on staying cool and preparing for the repair. Try to stay on the lowest level of your home, as heat rises. Use fans, close blinds and curtains to block sunlight, and avoid using heat-generating appliances. Consider taking a cold shower or using a damp towel for cooling. Before the technician arrives, ensure clear access to the AC unit and note any details about the issue (noise, leaks, etc.). 

Purchasing a new HVAC system is an important investment in your home and comfort. Knowing the basic language of heating, air conditioning, and the associated elements is crucial for homeowners to make a sound decision.

What is HVAC? HVAC stands for Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning. It is an all-encompassing term when it comes to talking about your heating and cooling system as a whole system.