I needed more space, and my house was starting to look like a storage facility rather than a home.

I need to declutter my house as soon as possible.

It was also an opportunity to earn some money. I was going to hold a garage sale for the items I no longer needed. I would add the money to the one we had kept aside to buy a quality HVAC. According to the specialist we talked to at the HVAC business, the new system would help with indoor comfort and solve our previous problems. When we came up with the idea of upgrading to new HVAC technology, the choice was among three HVAC brands, but with the help of the HVAC provider, we eventually settled on one. There are some I would not want to get wrong when buying new HVAC equipment. The HVAC installation process was a day’s work, and there would be more than one HVAC professional working inside and outside the house. The techs would calculate the heating and cooling loads considering our home’s location, age, size, and construction materials. They would also check the ductwork and determine if we would need to update the existing duct system or install a new one. Lucky for us, we knew from our regular HVAC maintenance of the HVAC system that the ducts were in good condition. The next step would be choosing the location for the indoor and outdoor units through a site evaluation. We knew beforehand that the outdoor unit of our ductless HVAC unit required a flat concrete pad with at least three feet of clearance for efficient operation. The units are then connected to the conduits and wired to the thermostat. The final steps would include the HVAC repairman connecting the condensate drain, charging the refrigerant, and installing the air filter.
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