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If you live in the South, you know that summer is prime time for air conditioning. Since you don’t need your air conditioner during the winter, it’s the ideal season to upgrade. Take a look at three ways you’ll benefit from replacing your cooling system in the winter.
Benefit From Sales and Discounts
Making just about any purchase during the off-season can result in significant savings, and air conditioners are no exception. You’ll generally have to pay full price when you buy a new cooling system at the height of summer, but you’re much more likely to find sales and discounts in the winter.
At Harbin Heating & Air Conditioning, we make room for new systems before the cooling season starts in the spring. That means we can typically offer better wintertime deals on air conditioners.
Choose a Convenient Installation Schedule
If you’ve ever tried to make an appointment for air conditioner repairs at the peak of summer, you know how challenging it can be to get a same-day appointment. In the winter, however, our HVAC team’s schedule tends to be much more flexible. If you need to schedule installation on a certain winter day, we’ll gladly work with you.
Keep in mind that if your air conditioner required numerous repairs last season, that’s a good sign that your cooling system is on its last legs. Consider replacing it now so you won’t have to worry about staying cool next summer.
Take Your Time to Select a New System
If you haven’t replaced your air conditioner in more than 10 years, your system probably uses outdated technology. Upgrade it now, and you can take the time to talk with our HVAC experts at length to find the right system for your home. We’ll show you energy-efficient advances like variable-speed blowers, zoning systems, and smart thermostats that will keep your family comfortable while keeping your energy consumption low.
Isn’t it time you replaced your outdated cooling system with an energy-efficient air conditioner? Give us a call to find the best system for your home: 731-689-3651.
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