Why would you want to purchase a central air conditioning system? First, because many of the new units are compliant with environmental protocols and installing a qualifying unit between now and December 31, 2010 will result in a $1500 tax credit to homeowners. Even from the install, you can begin to save money and you can help decrease climate change. Additionally, if you chose a Bryant unit, the unit will automatically switch between gas and electric as its power source. Why? Because it selects which is more cost-efficient and uses that as its source!

Another feature to consider when you look into these services are the indoor air quality systems, which can reduce and eliminate almost 99% of the pollutants in your home. This will further benefit your family’s health and ensure that they are as healthy as possible when it comes to their home environment. You can clean the air prior to circulating it through your home and you can also bring in air from outside.

If you install a central A/C system today, you can utilize the tax credit, help our planet, and start to save on your electricity and gas bills! You are able to gain all of this just by installing a new, more energy-efficient air conditioning unit! And by taking advantage of the indoor air quality systems, you extend your care for your family one step further.

If you want to investigate the many possibilities of air conditioning (a/c) for your home or business, consider contacting Haley Comfort Systems in Rochester Minnesota, at 800-574-2539 or Locate a Store near you. We offer a variety of heating and cooling systems, including fireplaces, air conditioning, and indoor air quality control systems.

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The Right Amount of Heating
Space heaters can spend a lot of energy in a small space without doing much to distribute heat throughout a home or office. HVAC systems circulate air to keep heat from collecting in smaller spaces or getting distributed too widely to heat larger areas, keeping energy costs under control.

The Right Amount of Cooling
Cumbersome window air conditioners do little for internal rooms unless they are turned up to the maximum, overcooling some rooms to have a minimal effect on the adjoining ones. HVAC systems send cool air where it is most needed, not just the rooms with working air conditioners.

Better Air for Better Living
In addition to keeping air at a comfortable temperature, HVAC systems filter air to remove bacteria, which can make people sick, and dust, which can damage electronic equipment like computers or televisions. Ventilation is also important for keeping odors under control, whether it is the smell of cooking food from a residential kitchen or odor of a manufacturing process at a place of business.

Air may be invisible, but it is important not to overlook the money saved with a good HVAC system. The costs associated with inefficient air management, like overcooling some rooms to make others more comfortable or overheating small spaces while leaving large areas cold, can mount quickly.

If you want to investigate the many possibilities of HVAC for your home or business, consider contacting Haley Comfort Systems in Rochester Minnesota, at 800-574-2539 or Locate a Store near you. We offer a variety of heating and cooling systems, including fireplaces, air conditioning, and indoor air quality control systems.

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The quality of the air in the home is just as important as the airs temperature, which is why Haley Comfort Systems offers complete air quality control systems.

Throughout the seasons, pollen makes its way through the vents and windows in the home and sticks to carpets and draperies. Animals leave their pet dander all around the house, which can disturb people with allergies. Haley Comfort Systems Air Cleaners filter these allergens better than the typical furnace filter. Recovery Ventilators are also used, which cools and brings in new air from the outdoors, so fresh air is always being circulated through the house rather than recycled air. Humidifiers and dehumidifiers help control the moisture levels in the home. Humidifiers can help to improve the health during sickness, and not only add moisture to the air, but can add moisture to the skin. Dehumidifiers are great to add to rooms with too much moisture such as the bathroom. HVAC system coils can collect germs and bacteria, and UV lights help eradicate them, leaving you with a cool and healthy indoor air quality.

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HVAC emissions are only half the story. The persistent economic downturn that’s tightened every belt has forced radical changes in how we do business. Everybody is being squeezed to do more with less. That heating and air conditioning system that’s running 24/7, 365 days a year can be a problem for some commercial businesses.

The answer? Going green with 21st century commercial HVAC systems for your business. Some of this technology is so advanced it’s being used in space shuttles and nuclear submarines. Thermal analysis and energy estimating computer modeling, VoIP and PoE computerized control adjustments, and individually controlled “quiet systems” are eliminating emissions and saving serious money.

It is possible to save 50% in heating and air conditioning expenses. Which is why the federal government is offering a tax deduction of up to $1.80 per square foot for existing commercial buildings or up to $.60 per square foot for some building systems. Commercial buildings are a long-term investment. There is more concern for the life cycle cost of an HVAC system as there is for upfront costs.

But it doesn’t have to be costly to upgrade. Haley Comfort Systems has the answers. In business nearly 20 years, Haley Comfort Systems is at the cutting edge of the ever-changing HVAC technology. While keeping new install or upgrade costs in check, Haley Comfort Systems ensures that commercial building owners get a profitable return on the initial investment with long-term cost savings.

Is there change on the horizon? You bet there is. And Haley Comfort Systems is there to meet the challenge.

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It isn’t necessary to try and shut off a room to keep it cool, nor is the light or view blocked by a window A/C unit. A central unit is placed unobtrusively outside of the house and cools every room inside the house.

The benefits of air conditioning include a better sleeping environment, easier breathing for people with allergies and asthma, which can result in a more productive and comfortable environment to work, play, and live in.

How does a typical central air conditioning system work?

A central air conditioning unit has three major parts, a compressor, an indoor coil, and an outdoor coil. A compressor pumps a chemical coolant into the house in a liquid form. As the coolant flows through an expansion valve, the liquid is allowed to expand into a gas and it becomes very cold. This cold gas flows through the indoor coil located in the furnace.

The warm air from the house is drawn in, and the warm air passes over the cold indoor coil and is cooled. Then the cooled air is blown through the house’s duct system, thus cooling the house.

Meanwhile, the moisture in the air condenses when it comes in contact with the indoor coil; the water is collected into a drain and the humidity is removed.

As the coolant leaves the indoor coil its temperature rises because it has absorbed heat from the warm air of the house. It returns to the outside of the house and passes through the outdoor coil. A fan blows over the outdoor coil which causes the heat to be transferred into the outside atmosphere. This causes the coolant to once again return to a liquid and the cycle begins again.

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