1.Q: Will the installation be very disruptive to my home and belongings?
2.Q: I don't have a basement, can my home be properly air conditioned?
3.Q: How much maintenance is involved with Central Air Conditioning?
4.Q: Will the system be noisy?
5.Q: How much will it cost to run my system?
6.Q: What kind of ductwork will be used in my attic or basement?
7.Q: How long will it take to air condition my home?
8.Q: Where would my thermostat be located?
9.Q: How is the air handler or blower supported in the attic? Won't it
vibrate?
10.Q: How is the condensation evacuated from my attic?
- 1.Q: Will the installation be very disruptive to my home and belongings?
- A: No, our installers make use of drop cloths and vacuums to be sure your
home is left just as we found it, only cooler.
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- 2.Q: I don't have a basement, can my home be properly air conditioned?
- A: Most systems can be placed within the attic of your home and ducts are
run through existing walls and closets with minimum disturbance to your
storage area.
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- 3.Q: How much maintenance is involved with Central Air Conditioning?
- A: We recommend our annual "Start and Check" to be done at the beginning
of each cooling season to be sure your system is working properly and to
change your filters on a monthly basis when in use. The above will insure
years of maintenance free use.
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- 4.Q: Will the system be noisy?
- A: No, our Carrier systems are virtually silent.
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- 5.Q: How much will it cost to run my system?
- A: The average Carrier high efficiency system will cost an estimated $4-$6 per day
to keep your home at a cool and comfortable tempature.
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- 6.Q: What kind of ductwork will be used in my attic or basement?
- A: RTD uses a galvanized steel acoustically insulated trunk line with high
efficiency flexible,fiberglass branch lines. This system can be easily
modified to fit any situation and enables the air to be delivered to your
living area quietly and efficiently.
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- 7.Q: How long will it take to air condition my home?
- A: Most homes can be completed in one day.
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- 8.Q: Where would my thermostat be located?
- A: The thermostat should be centrally located. Normally in the central
hallway in the warmest area of the house.
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- 9.Q: How is the air handler or blower supported in the attic? Won't it vibrate?
- A: The air handler is suspended in the attic using galvanized chain. This
will eliminate vibration and insure proper pitch for condensation drainage.
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- 10.Q: How is the condensation evacuated from my attic?
- A: RTD uses a two pan system. The first being inside the unit and a
second (an emergency pan) placed under the unit. Each pan is piped into your
existing leader and gutter system.
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