Going ductless with the multi-split air conditioning system
Our children are already away for college, so their rooms would mostly be empty, and the multi-split system would allow us to change the temperatures of the rooms to off using a thermostat hence saving energy.
When you haven’t kept up with details from the cooling industry, making decisions regarding improving your home’s air quality can be challenging. That’s the dilemma we found ourselves in when we went about building our first home and needed to install a ductless quality air conditioner. We thought we could install the HVAC without hiring an air conditioning technician because it would save us some money. We still wanted quality HVAC equipment, so our extensive research took us from the internet to the air conditioning company as we consulted more about air conditioning. Our study concluded that we couldn’t do the installation without the input of a reliable air conditioning provider. We did get leads that our best option for AC would be the multi-split air conditioning system. Of course, we let up and hired an a/c serviceman despite our squeezed budget. Our children are already away for college, so their rooms would mostly be empty, and the multi-split system would allow us to change the temperatures of the rooms to off using a thermostat hence saving energy. Five rooms in our house are covered by the HVAC system we picked with the help of the a/c servicemen, and we only have to call him in for HVAC maintenance because we hope to avoid any air conditioning repair for the next ten years. It is only half a year since the installation, our kids have been away for their winter semester, and we’ve kept their rooms at a constant temperature. Compared to when they were around, the energy bills have been lower, and that’s how we know that our A/C is working.