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Benefits of Financing Your New Cooling System | Triad

  • By Triad Sheet Metal Heating & Cooling
  • 01 Jun, 2019
Are you hesitating to replace your current air conditioner because of the cost? If you don't have the cash to pay for a new AC unit up front, financing is a great option. Financing on credit approval allows you to retain your cash and improve your comfort levels quickly. Don't settle for installing low-quality equipment that can't possibly meet your needs. Cheaper products are unlikely to give you the quality or reliability you want.

1. Immediate Satisfaction Is Almost Guaranteed
A dependable cooling system is a must-have for any home. A proper cooling system can help regulate indoor air quality, manage humidity, and provide fresh air in every room. You and your family will breathe much easier and enjoy hot days in comfort. Waiting around while you save enough money to make a cash purchase means delaying your satisfaction and well-being. Choose to finance, and your home could become a better place to live within days.

2. Save on Energy Bills Right Away
The expense of operating a home increases every year. Lowering your monthly energy costs is a good way to alleviate this burden. If your air conditioner is more than 10 years old, it's probably not delivering the savings benefits of a newer product. Purchase a central air conditioner with a seasonal energy efficiency ratio, or SEER, above 6, preferably over 10, and watch monthly costs drop. Check out some of the AC financing options the folks at Triad Sheet Metal Heating & Cooling offer property owners in Greensboro.

3. Increase Property Value Instantly
Installing a brand-new AC system makes a lot of sense when you want to improve your property's value. A steady rise in value may lower mortgage insurance costs in some cases and increase the home's potential sales price. When you finance a new air conditioner, an installation date can be scheduled immediately. Before you know it, you'll be basking in the luxury of cool indoor temperatures on hottest days.

Our installation specials often include government rebates and incentives. Call Triad Sheet Metal Heating & Cooling today to find out more about our AC installation options. We will be happy to answer any questions you have and get your job on the schedule. We also offer heating and indoor air quality services.
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With cold weather on the way, you'll soon be running your furnace non-stop to keep your home warm.
By Triad Sheet Metal September 22, 2023

All furnaces should be serviced and maintained regularly to make sure that they continue heating effectively and efficiently. If you want to lessen the chances of your furnace breaking down over the winter, you should always have your furnace professionally serviced every year. In this post, we're going to discuss why furnace maintenance is important and what it involves.


The Importance of Yearly Furnace Maintenance

Furnace maintenance is essential for your safety. It helps to prevent possible fire hazards and carbon monoxide leaks. The technician servicing your equipment will always check that everything is functioning properly to ensure the furnace will automatically shut down if it overheats or experiences a safety issue. Maintenance is also important for the life of your furnace, ensuring it lasts anywhere from 15 to 30 years. It can also save you money by lowering your heating costs and helping to avoid costly repairs later on.


What Does Furnace Maintenance Entail?

Maintaining a furnace involves inspecting, cleaning and testing all of your heating system's components on an annual basis. This includes the various components inside the furnace, as well as the blower and thermostat.


A technician will inspect your ductwork to ensure it isn't damaged or leaking air. Damaged ductwork will greatly increase your energy costs and make your heating system far less effective.


Cleaning the blower assembly, furnace burners and flame sensor are especially important for keeping the furnace heating effectively. This also provides reliability. Inspecting the heat exchanger and exhaust flue is also essential for ensuring the furnace is properly vented and preventing carbon monoxide leaks.


As one of Greensboro's most trusted HVAC companies, Triad Sheet Metal is your best choice for furnace maintenance and repairs. Our technicians have experience servicing all makes and models of furnaces as well as central air conditioners and heat pumps. We also offer professional HVAC replacement and installation as well as a full range of indoor air quality services. Give us a call today to schedule your annual furnace maintenance service.


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