What’s SEER?
Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio measures the cooling efficiency of your air conditioner or heat pump. The higher the SEER number, the more efficient the system is at converting electricity into cooling power, which means you’ll save more money.
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Looking for relief from the heat?
Pearce Heating can help you. We’ll give you options for cooling your home that fall within your budget and meet your comfort level.
Depending on your home’s existing system, the answer is as simple as installing an air conditioning unit or a heat pump.
So... what's the difference between Air Conditioners and Heat Pumps?
Central air conditioners deliver cool air through your home's ducts to keep your whole house comfortable.
Heat pumps are central air conditioners that can also heat your home. Used with a gas furnace, heat pumps add an extra heating option, which allows you to choose to heat with gas or electricity.
Air Conditioners
The best time to install central air conditioning is before you need it. When the high temperatures arrive, you'll want to be able to enjoy them from the cool comfort inside your home.
Beat the heat, be smart and have us install your air conditioning unit!
Preferred Central Air Conditioner
Offers both comfort and cost savings
Our Preferred central air conditioner will cut your energy bills while providing whole home comfort. With a 16.5 SEER rating, it delivers energy efficiency and economical operation.
Heat Pumps-How do they work?
Heat pumps are part of a split system (like an air conditioning unit), however, they are more efficient.
In the summer, a heat pump draws heat out of your home to cool it. In the winter, it draws heat from outside air into your home to warm it. Heat pumps are becoming more popular because they are reliable and cost efficient.
Preferred Heat Pump
Heating and cooling efficiency
This heat pump delivers all-season flexibility for total home comfort. With up to a 16.5 SEER rating, it provides cool air during warm weather which can be reversed when the weather turns cold for low cost electric heat.