Choose An AC Contractor Who Asks A Lot Of Questions

Many people mistakenly assume that pre-existing comfort, noise, dust or unhealthy air problems will be automatically solved by installing a new system.   While these problems can be solved, just replacing the equipment won’t do it. 

As a good contractor we are committed to 100% customer satisfaction.  But to achieve this, we need information.  We know that you and your family are the best source of information about these problems.  We will always start by meeting with you and asking many questions: about areas that have been hard to heat or cool, air that is either too dry or too humid, about how the old system worked  (or didn’t work!), and about what you are looking for in a new system.

We also ask if you are interested in reducing dust in the home, and if any family members suffer from respiratory allergies or asthma.  A new system can often greatly improve the overall air quality in your home.  This is especially so if duct and thermal envelope improvements are performed at the same time, and if the latest in air filtration and purification technology are built into your new system.

A typical contractor is only interested in swapping the metal boxes, and won’t try to help you take full advantage of this unique opportunity.

Since everyone’s perception of comfort and indoor air quality is different, it’s very important that all the adults who live in your home participate in the initial interview and inspection.  For one thing, the Whole House Comfort Checkup consultation, testing and inspection process is very visual.  Everyone really needs to see it and have their questions answered. 

Just as important, there’s now a very wide range of new equipment options to choose from.  There are different quality grades and brands, different efficiency levels, colors, air filtration and humidity control options, ventilation improvements, duct repairs, insulation upgrades and even payment options.  The decisions require significant education and are best shared by all the adults of the household.  It’s not fair to one spouse to ask him or her to learn it all and then have to teach it to the other. A new system is a much bigger decision than most people realize.

A good contractor understands his professional responsibility to advise you of your options, and won’t presume to make these important decisions for you. After going over what you want, and what has been learned about your home and duct system, a good contractor will use his professional judgment and experience to make a personalized proposal.  He’ll be able to explain his reasons for the recommendations.  Together you’ll come up with the right solution.

Looking for a fast and fair company to work with for your heating system’s repair or replacement needs?  Give Aaron’s Mechanical Services a call and let us help you get cooled off! Call 623-388-4436

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