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IAQ Solution Helps Customers and Bottom Line
One of the IAQ solutions that has proven popular for both contractors and customers is the REME HALO® from RGF Environmental.
Q- If “Bigger is Better” Is it better to install a larger size A/C than needed
A- No. If the A/C is too large, it will “short cycle” resulting in loss of proper humidity removal. Also, it will cool the house too
Q- How long does it take to install a new A/C system
A- A standard installation takes 4 to 8 hours.
Q- How do I know when it’s time to replace my system
A- By following these simple guidelines, you can estimate whether or not fixing vs. repairing is the right decision. On average the lifetime of: 1. Standard
Q- How do I know if my system is working properly
A- Have a NATE (North American Technical Excellence) certified Technician examine the system. His expertise and certification will provide you a professional and honest account of
Q- What is R410a
A- R-410A is the earth friendly “green” coolant that is replacing Freon(R-22). Since 2010 the Federal law requires that Freon (R-22) will be phased out.
Q- Do you offer financing
A- Yes. Our promotions range from 90 days same as cash to 12 and 24 months equal payments. Low interest payment loans are also available. Special
Q- I’ve heard about tax credits for homeowners, do you offer them
A- Yes, but, the Federal Government that issues these tax credits. There are two new initiatives to help you improve the energy efficiency and environmental conservation
Q- What can I expect to pay for a Proper Duct Cleaning Service
A- Duct cleaning is priced based on the number of vents you have in your home. You can expect to pay anywhere from $449.00 and up for
Q- How long does air duct cleaning take?
A- On average, a proper cleaning of a single system (10 to 15 vents) takes a 2-man team approximately 2-4 hours to complete.
Q- I’ve seen “Complete Whole House” Duct cleaning advertised for as little as $49.00, How can they advertise Duct Cleaning so low
A- Most of the companies advertising these low prices will charge exuberant amounts for additional items such as; additional vents, return ducts, ductwork in attics, and