Precision Air Management technicians are honest and trustworthy. A majority of HVAC companies, give large incentives to their service technician in hope of encouraging them to sell parts and equipment that aren't really needed for the repair. At Precision Air Management, we strive at being honest and do not provide incentives for our service technicians to sell parts and equipment to customers. Our ultimate goal is giving overall satisfactory of our customers. "Why?", you ask? It is so our customers will know who to call for any futher services or repairs. Our team will stop at nothing to ensure that you come away more than satisfied.
If you have older HVAC equipment and would like to find out what is involved in moving to a more efficient HVAC system, we will happily come out to look at your setup and give you a free estimate on what we would charge. Remember that a free estimate from Precision Air Management is not just a price tag, but rather great advice built from our experience in the HVAC field. Additionally we view each customer as unique, and we do not apply cookie cutter solutions across the board. Instead, free estimates from us are centered around the uniqueness of your specific air conditioning, heating or indoor air quality requirements.
What If you could deliver just the right heating and cooling to every space, using the bare minimum of energy? Now you can, with variable refrigerant flow (VRF) technology.
VRF systems achieve extremely high efficiencies by modulating the flow of refrigerant according to the exact demands of individual areas, using innovative inverter-driven scroll compressor technology.
The result? Integrated energy efficiency ratio (IEER) as high as 25.2, plus an average of up to 39% energy savings for some applications, compared to conventional HVAC systems.
Whether your project is a historic building without duct work, a building with flexible occupancy needs such as a school, church or arena, or new construction that will be finished by tenants,
VRF system can help. Contact a Precision Air Management representative for more information.
Popular for many years in Europe and Asia, ductless air conditioners and heat pumps are fast becoming just as popular in the United States.
The system is composed of three main components: an outdoor unit, an indoor mounted evaporator unit, and a wireless remote controller. The outdoor and indoor units are connected via small refrigerant lines that run through a three inch opening in the wall or ceiling.
Our ductless air conditioners deliver the unmatched comfort of a traditional split system to specific individual spaces in your home.
Whether you're creating a quiet, comfort-controlled home theater room, or simply want to heat or cool an area in your home without ducts, the wide variety of ductless mini splits give you the efficiency, aesthetics and comfort of a traditional central split system.
Ductless Mini-Split Air Conditioners and Heat Pumps are the perfect solution for homes without ductwork—and for room additions or remodels. You can eliminate
the cost and hassle of installing ducts. And you can dial in the exact degree of temperature control you need where you need it—the perfect way to minimize electricity costs.
Ductwork is another term for the duct system. During the design phase of installing a new HVAC system, the criteria include the layout or placement of the ductwork, sizing, optimizing, detailing, and ensuring a balance in pressure throughout the duct system.
Don't underestimate the importance of your residential or commercial ductwork.
The efficiency and performance of your HVAC system depends on the design and condition of your duct system. Every bend in the ductwork must facilitate airflow and promote optimum heating and cooling.
Any imperfections or holes leads to energy waste, increased wear and tear on components, and even shortened service life.
Zoning allows homes or offices to be divided into separate temperature zones, in essence room to room temperature control. Zoning is capable of providing this by putting a thermostat in each room or (zone).
The thermostat then signals an automatic air control damper in the duct for that room or zone which controls the flow of the conditioned (heated or cooled) air. With zoning, only the area(s) needing conditioned air get it, while areas that are already comfortable do not.
This solves the problems of rooms becoming too hot or too cold. Zones can be used with any forced air heating and cooling system to improve the overall comfort, increase the energy efficiency of the HVAC System and provide added convenience of a thermostat in each room or zone.
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