Custom Systems
Since every home is unique, shouldn’t your HVAC system reflect that? This is why we offer custom HVAC systems for your home.
What Is Custom HVAC Design?
Air conditioning replacement and heating and cooling in Cleveland homes often involve using standard options. But we’re out to change that. Instead of buying what is essentially an off-the-shelf product that may not take into account all of your home’s unique features and your family’s preferences, working with an HVAC professional allows you to customize your home’s heating and cooling system. So instead of a one-size-fits-all approach, you have a solution that is tailored to you, your home, and your family. This creates more room for optimization and efficiency.
If you are building a new home, now is the time to investigate custom heating and cooling in Cleveland so that you can incorporate a custom-built HVAC system into your plans. However, if you’re looking to update existing systems or make adjustments to ductwork to solve heating and cooling issues, we can help there too.
Why Choose Custom HVAC Design?
The obvious and likely primary reason that homeowners opt for custom HVAC design is that they want the best heating and cooling system available, without sacrificing efficiency and without excessive energy costs. With a system that is tailored to your home and your family’s needs and preferences, you get the best of all worlds–a high-powered HVAC system that benefits from a nuanced design and that is the most efficient option available.
Additionally, with a custom-designed system, we can ensure that your HVAC solution meets the requirements to be Energy Star Verified. This way you know for sure that your HVAC system is efficient and that your monthly energy bills should stay low going forward. Additionally, because we custom-design your solution, our team will easily be able to take care of regular maintenance tasks. This way, your system will continue to function at its peak performance for many years to come.
There are some of the typical HVAC issues that we regularly encounter:
- Oversized heating/cooling units
- Undersized, poorly installed, or damaged ductwork
- Leaky and/or uninsulated ducts
- Too little return air
- Lack of or damaged insulation
- Large air gaps and infiltration
Each one of these factors can greatly affect the overall performance and efficiency of your home’s HVAC system. The unfortunate thing is that we often see these risk features come in pairs or groups–those systems don’t stand a chance and will never offer homeowners the efficiency, comfort, or cost savings they deserve. But it doesn’t have to be that way.
How We Determine Your HVAC Needs
It takes some time and effort to determine the ideal HVAC system for your home, but it’s worth doing right and we’re ready to tackle that task. When designing the right system for your property, our contractors will take into account your location, the size of your home, and your comfort preferences to create the ideal indoor environment for your family.
We will use industry standards and custom load calculations to determine your home’s capacity needs and ideal HVAC system size. A home performance assessment can also be done. This can include an energy audit and analysis that allows us to find areas where outside air is infiltrating your indoor spaces. Inconsistent or underperforming insulation can also be to blame for temperature fluctuations. We can recommend professionals who will be able to run several tests and pinpoint where the current problems lie and then assess what the solutions would look like for your specific case. Then we can work with your home’s unique features to build an HVAC system that is ideal for your needs.
As part of your new, custom HVAC solution you may also be concerned about maintaining the cleanliness of your new ductwork. Indoor air quality devices and regular maintenance are the best and safest way to ensure that pathogens and allergens are kept at bay.
Solutions for Custom Heating and Cooling in Cleveland
At DeSplinter 72 Degrees® Air Conditioning & Heating, we treat every system as the unique heating and cooling solution that it is. We listen to you, our client, and spend time getting to know the specifics before we hit the design board. We then work with you to find a custom answer to your current HVAC problems. If that sounds like something you’d like to explore, contact us today to learn more and start planning your next HVAC project.