Frequently Asked Questions About Your AC

Here at Bravo Heating and Air Conditioning, we believe in working transparently to give our customers the quality service they deserve! We’re here to answer your questions and put your concerns to rest – whether you’re wondering about your AC, indoor air quality, home upgrades or anything in between. Read on to learn the answers to some of the most frequently asked questions and don’t hesitate to contact our team with yours!

Is It Better To Repair Or Replace An AC?

With routine tune-ups, the average central AC is designed to last between 10-15 years. If you find yourself dealing with inconsistent temperatures because of an unreliable cooling system, reach out to our team. We can provide long-lasting AC repairs and air conditioner replacements.

Are Ductless Air Conditioners Worth It?

Ductless ACs do away with one-size-fits-all cooling and allow you to customize your climate control. By eliminating extensive ductwork and giving you the ability to split your space into ‘zones,’ ductless air conditioners can save you money in the long run. Contact our team to learn if going ductless is right for your home.

What Factors Affect Indoor Air Quality?

The air you breathe indoors may be more polluted than the air outside. Contaminates like dust, pet dander and mold can build up in your air ducts and lead to chronic illness and discomfort. Often, poor indoor air quality results in symptoms that feel like seasonal allergies. Eliminate dust, viruses and volatile organic compounds (VOCs) from your home with a whole-home air purification system.

Can I Replace My Ductwork Myself?

Air ducts run from your central heating and cooling unit throughout your home, delivering warm or cool air to every room. Installing ductwork looks simple enough, but it is a meticulous process that often involves maneuvering through tight spaces, sealing joins securely and testing efficiency. Rely on professional technicians to perform your air duct replacement.

Can I Replace My Thermostat With A Smart Thermostat?

The wiring connecting your thermostat to your furnace poses a safety hazard, so always hire a professional for any electrical work. Our team makes upgrading your thermostat easy and hassle-free. After installation, if your home is still not reaching a comfortable temperature, your thermostat may not be the issue. Make sure you have the right size heating and cooling unit to keep your home comfy year-round.

What Is The Most Common Problem With Furnaces?

Every homeowner fears turning on their system and feeling their heater blowing cold air. The culprit is often due to neglect. Without routine maintenance, your heater can’t perform efficiently to keep your home warm. Make sure to schedule seasonal tune-ups and call our team for timely repairs!