When you live in Jacksonville, you're obviously used to the heat—that kind of heat that makes popsicles melt faster than you can eat them. Choosing the ideal AC installation for your home can feel a bit like trying to pick just one ice cream flavor from an endless list. Does your home require the tried-and-true comfort of a central air system, which makes sure coolness is delivered to every corner of the house? Or would a ductless mini-split be a better option, coolly delivering comfort where it's needed most and, in fact, delivering it to the kind of rooms where it's most needed and in the kind of way that makes you think, "Wow, I should have gotten one of these years ago!"? Each way has its pros. Central air is the amigo you know you can count on. Ductless mini-split systems, on the other hand, are the friend just discovered who can handle you in just the right way.
Consider this scenario: you're at home in the living room, feeling that surprisingly delightful breeze from a newly-installed unit, while outside, the sun tests its power to turn everything into a sauna. You might ask, why consider a professional installation? After all, with seemingly countless manufacturers and models to choose from, and with all the DIYers who court danger when not properly educated, one could wonder: what business does Hall Heating and Cooling have in our living rooms?
Well, see, first off, we go a long way toward ensuring that whatever system is chosen will not only fit your home like a glove; it will function with optimal energy efficiency, which in many instances is like having a system that doubles your ransom to a potential utility company.
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And then there’s this thing about sizing equipment. You wouldn’t put on a snowsuit in July, right? Yet some folks think an AC unit can be either too big or too small, and, in the summer, of course, you want something that’s going to provide cooling, but if you size it wrong, you’re going to feel uncomfortable and upset. You must consider not just the square footage of your home; you need to think about how it was built, what kinds of materials were thrown into the mix, and then, on top of that, there are your personal preferences. At Hall, we take the time to understand all these quirks and to comprehend your home’s unique needs. And when we recommend a system, we want to ensure you’re lightly outfitted for the sometimes wild summers down here in Jacksonville.
