If you want to install a new HVAC system, look no further than Home Depot. Home Depot HVAC units include many reputable brands. The company provides installation services from licensed and vetted local contractors, guaranteeing customers top-notch work. Below is everything you need to know about working with this brand on your next HVAC project. Does Home Depot Do HVAC Work? Yes, Home Depot provides its customers with HVAC installation services via its home services division. Apart from installation, they also repair and maintain heating and cooling systems. Home Depot’s HVAC services are provided by licensed, insured, and background-checked local… Read more »
Did you know that HVAC pros charge at least $2000/per head for mini split installation? If you are looking to install a new mini split AC, but don’t want to spend so much money of professional installation, you actually have the option of doing the install yourself! Let’s take a close look at what it takes to do a DIY mini split install and the options you have. After all, I was that homeowner who is rather handy, and did not want to pay thousands of dollars extra for a pro job, so I did it myself! In my home,… Read more »
Home Depot heat pump systems are a top choice among homeowners looking for the best quality and reasonable costs. Home Depot carries a wide range of heat pumps that are suitable for a variety of household needs and budgets. You can buy off-the-shelf ductless mini splits in single & multi zone configurations, as well as request professional HVAC contractor to install your new heat pump. Off-the shelf heat pumps are usually made by Gree, and professional install is usually Lennox, American Standard or other brands. What Is A Heat Pump? A heat pump is a component of a home’s heating… Read more »
Furnace Cost Calculator estimates the cost of replacing your old gas/propane furnace with a new High Efficiency Furnace with an ECM motor, and one or two stage or modulating gas burner. Get local price quotes from HVAC / heating contractors near you. Price estimates are based on your home size, heat load, furnace AFUE rating & heating capacity in BTUs. Gas furnaces are the most common type of home heating systems in the US. If you a Central AC with air ducts, you most likely have a gas furnace to go along with it, for the heat. Gas furnace make… Read more »
Central Air Installation & Replacement Cost Calculator accurately estimates the total cost to install central air in your home based on the information you provide. How To Use AC Installation Cost Calculator To get accurate cost, you will need to enter/select: A) Total area of the conditioned space in your home B) The type of HVAC system you would like to have installed (Central AC or Central Heat Pump, with or without a Furnace) C) SEER efficiency rating C1) Furnace AFUE efficiency (if selected) D) Project type – retrofit or new construction E) Home insulation level F) Duct options Final… Read more »
This HVAC Heat Load Calculator will help you estimate proper system size in BTUs/h, base on simplified Manual-J method, that accounts for your home size, heat loss, geographic/regional adjustments, etc., to give you a pretty accurate size of you cooling/heating system, tailored to your home, as well as Estimated Cost of new HVAC system. Do you know what size Central AC or Heating System (furnace or boiler) you need? HVAC contractors are often lazy, and don’t do required Manual-J heat load calculation to properly size your HVAC system. Instead they oversize by 10-20%, to cover their “bases”. As a result,… Read more »
When selecting a heat pump for your home, we feel it is important to clearly know what your expectations are: 1 – do you want just a very efficient Air Conditioner (cooling)? 2 – you are also interested in Heating your home with the heat pump? Let’s that a look at both use cases. 1 – Heat Pump for COOLING Most heat pumps are good at cooling – your main concern here should be the Price to Efficiency ratio and your cost of electricity. For example – if your electricity costs $0.10 / kWh, and you want to get an… Read more »
Heat Pump Cost Calculator accurately estimates the price of a New Ductless or Ducted (Central) Heat Pump AC, appropriate system size (in Tons & BTUs) based on heat load of your home, insulation grade, climate region, & local cost of living. Heat Pumps can provide central COOLING as well as HEATING for your entire home. However depending on specs & efficiency, prices can vary between $6,100 to over $19,000 for high efficiency low-temp heating models. This calculator will help you estimate the cost of a heat pump that’s right for you! Heat Pumps are a hot new thing in home… Read more »
Upgrading your current heating system to a high efficiency condensing boiler can save you hundreds of dollars a year. Use the Condensing Boiler Calculator to estimate the cost of upgrading from a traditional to a modulating condensing boiler. How Much Does A Condensing Boiler Cost? On average, homeowners report spending $6,500 to install a condensing boiler that will heat a 2,000 sq.ft. home. This cost estimate includes all materials and professional installation for a 90K BTU condensing boiler with 95% AFUE (boiler efficiency). On the low-end of the price spectrum, a 90K BTU condensing boiler costs $5,680, while the same… Read more »
Boilers are the heart of the heating system. Heating fluid (usually water or steam) starts with the boiler and ends with the boiler. The piping and radiators and/or floor heating all carry the fluid from the boiler through the house and back to the boiler. It’s a Boiler – not a Water Heater Boilers and water heaters are two different devices. Water heaters heat water for domestic hot water usage to your temperature setting (which is typically not more than 120-130°F to prevent scalding), and then provide your house with hot water. This is the hot water that comes out… Read more »
