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Both commercial and residential HVAC buyers in Henderson are very interested to buy the best AC unit possible so the question “what is the best Air Conditioner brand in 2020?” usually gets asked before any othe question. When buing new AC unit or replacing existing central air for a more reliable or more efficient HVAC system, there are a few main things that most homeowners will want to take into consideration.

During the tough times due to the world-wide spread of the coronavirus - “CoVid-19”, it seems like every day something changes. As you may know, the Governor of Nevada has closed all non-essential businesses for the next 30 days in Henderson. We do not know what tomorrow will look like, but for as long as it remains possible, we are here to support you and your HVAC/R & Indoor Air Filtration System needs in Henderson, as we are considered an essential business.

As you may know, the springtime/summertime AC Tune-Up can significantly cut your cooling bills, as well as prolong the lifetime of your Air conditioner or whole HVAC system, and therefore dramatically lessen the possibility of your system’s breakdown over the summer. Everybody talks about the importance, but not many talk about what exactly the technicians do during these AC tuneups.

Pre-Season Tune Up in Henderson Regular inspection and preventative maintenance for your AC unit is necessary if you want to make sure that your Air Conditioning systems work properly and at maximum efficiency all year-round. Having your central air conditioning system Tune-Up by our Heating & Cooling experts can keep you from costly repairs. Early spring is the best time to schedule air conditioning maintenance, to prepare your HVAC System for Spring, there are a few steps you should take during seasonal shift to ensure that your residential or commercial property is in the best possible condition.

This statement comes from the EPA - THE U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and it is talking about the Refrigerant which many of us know by the name Freon, or R-22. This refrigerant was found by the EPA to be harmful for the ozone layer, and to reduce the impact of it on our environment a decision was made to no longer allow production or importation of it in the United States as of January  1st, 2020.

It is important for homeowners to be aware of these changes and be prepared for what will come as an effect.