Enough is Enough – No More Costly Repairs

For many of us, the full force of winter is upon us. It is a simple fact that some of you are going to have the following experience. You wake up in the morning shivering in your bed. To your dismay, the thermostat is set at 68 degrees but the digital readout says it’s only 59 degrees in your bedroom.

Oh no, you know what that means. It’s time to give Masters a call and schedule a furnace repair. Once again. Then you begin thinking about how many times you have made the same call the past few years.

Eventually, repairing that old heating system just doesn’t make much sense any more. If your HVAC system is 10 years or older, it is a good bet that a new system will be much more efficient, while also reducing your monthly energy bill. When you consider that heating and cooling can account for up to 40% of the energy usage in the home, that’s a lot of money.

The first step in the process is giving us a call at Masters and scheduling a complete energy assessment of your system. This can ensure that any problem with your system isn’t just due to common air leaks or other minor issues or something else that is unrelated to your HVAC unit.

Remember, to help offset the cost of an assessment, some electric utilities will help pay the costs and some states offer significant rebates or discounts when you have insulation installed or make other improvements aimed at improving system efficiency.

Upon completing the assessment, our heating and cooling system replacement professional will give you a thorough report about your system and discuss whether it may be time to explore replacing it.

Determining the proper system heating and cooling efficiency and sizing is calculated using such factors as the size of the home, its construction and which direction the property is facing. Our technicians are trained to make these evaluations and will do so on-site. An estimate over the phone is not a good idea and could result in improper sizing. This could in turn lead to higher energy bills and early system failure.

Our trusted HVAC professionals can help you crunch the numbers with the ultimate goal in mind: your guaranteed 100% satisfaction. How the cost of a new HVAC unit compares to the expected cost of repairs, as well as potential savings on your monthly utility bills are all taken into account on this important decision.

Yes, a new system is going to be a major investment, but it’s no different than other big ticket purchases. If your car is 10 years old and the transmission goes out, should you spend $2,000 to $3,000 to fix it? Probably not. Instead you’re going to quit throwing good money after bad and purchase a new car.

And how about the feeling of awakening on a frigid morning and your house is nice and toasty—PRICELESS!