Heat & AC Questions
Answers to the most common questions we receive at Evergreen State Heat & AC about our Residential HVAC products and services.
#1 How Much Does Residential HVAC Cost?
The first most common question we get here at Evergreen State Heat & AC is how much will it cost. Listen to our Energy Consultant John L. as he explains how pricing depends on the kind of system you will need.
#2 HVAC Installation Schedule
What does our schedule for HVAC installation look like? It depends on what time of year and what the weather is doing. Listen to our Energy Consultant go over timeframes to get a better understanding on how long it could take.
#3 How Long Does It Take?
How long does the installation of a HVAC system typically take and how will it effect you? We hear this question and lot and here is our Energy Consultant John L. to explain what you can expect around your home during installation.
#4 Counting Vents and Heat Loss Calculations
Why do you need to count my vents and take a heat loss calculation? Listen to Evergreen State Heat & AC's Energy Consultant as he explains why these types of measurements help us select the best HVAC equipment for your home.
#5 How Does a Heat Pump Work
How does your heat pump work with your gas furnace, air conditioning and air handler systems? Listen to our Energy Consultant talk about how these will work around your current home setups.
#6 Heat Pump vs. Gas Furnace
Listen to Evergreen State Heat & AC's Energy Consultant John L. as he compares and contrast a Heat Pump with a Gas Furnace. Which one is more efficient? Find out.
#7 Benefits of Variable Speed
Why is variable speed heating better then your traditional heating methods? Listen to John, energy consultant at Evergreen State Head & AC as he explains the differences and why you'll have better heating for your whole household.
#8 Benefits of a Union Shop
At Evergreen State Heat & AC we are a union shop, why does that matter? Listen to energy Consultant John Liska as he explains why working with union HVAC installers and technicians is better then the rest.
