Tips on Preparing for HVAC Installation

A properly installed HVAC system can efficiently serve your home or business for a long time. And with adequate preparation, it will be easier for the technicians to install your new equipment, helping the process go more smoothly and avoiding additional expenses along the way. Here are some tips to prepare before the project begins.

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Ask About Financing Options

Ask about your contractor’s financing options. This will enable you to select the payment plan that suits your budget and needs. Knowing your financing options is especially helpful when dealing with emergency replacements.

Schedule the Service

Figure out the best date and time for your HVAC installation, and ask the company you’re working with about their availability.  Keep in mind that HVAC technicians are usually busier in the heart of summer and winter, so try to schedule your service appointment as early as possible.

Determine Your HVAC Needs

With the help of your contractor, you can find the best HVAC system for your space. The company will evaluate the size of your property, how many levels there are and the number of occupants. You can also ask about specific models that will allow you to save more energy and costs.

Prepare Your Property

To save time and make the installation easier, clear the area where the technicians will be working. Make sure there’s plenty of room for the technician to move comfortably. You might need to temporarily remove certain items or furniture.

When you’re ready for HVAC replacement, Stone Heating and Air can get the job done right the first time. With years of knowledge and experience, we will make sure that all your expectations are met! Get in touch with us by calling (541) 855-5521 or fill out our contact form to schedule an appointment.

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