Interactive HVAC Sizing Tool

SELECT A NEW SYSTEM

Whether you are building a new home or retrofitting your current home, there are several issues to consider when designing the benefits you want into a new system:

COMFORT PRIORITIES

  • Precision Temperature Control
  • Humidity & Moisture Balance
  • Enhanced Air Distribution
1

What energy sources are available in your home?

Energy Sources

The energy sources available in your home dictate which HVAC configurations operate at peak financial efficiency. Homes with natural gas benefit greatly from dual-fuel heat pump systems.

Electricity Only
Electricity and Natural Gas / Propane
Electricity and Oil
2

What type of system would you like in your home?

Heating and Cooling Systems

To help us with your evaluation, choose the system type that best fits your home structure. Split systems work with existing ducting, while ductless mini-splits offer room-by-room zoning.

Central Split Heat Pump System
Gas Furnace & Air Conditioner Combo
Ductless Mini-Split System
3

How long do you expect to stay in this home?

Length of Residency

If you are moving within the next year or two and believe investing in a new home comfort system will improve the value of your home, you should consider making the investment. If you plan to live in your current residence for many years, it may be wise to invest in your future comfort.

Less than 2 years
2 - 5 years
6 - 10 years
Over 10 years
4

Are you interested in a variable speed system?

Advantages of Variable Speed

Systems with variable speed blower motors have significant advantages over single speed systems:

  • Greater Comfort: Reduced room temperature fluctuation, better humidity control, whisper ramp up.
  • Improved Air Quality: Air cleaners filter continuously for just pennies a day.
  • Save Money: Lower monthly utility bills, Energy Star rated.
Standard vs Variable Speed Blower
Wide Temperature Swings (Single Speed)
Consistent Comfort Flatline (Variable Speed)
Yes
No
5

Sound Level Preferences

Sound Dampening Technology

Outdoor sound levels depend on compressor insulation covers and swept-wing fan blades. Indoor sound is primarily controlled by variable-speed air handlers that ramp up gradually rather than blasting at full speed.

Outdoor Condenser Sound Level:

Quietest – less on/off cycling
Quieter operation
Quiet operation

Indoor Air Handler Sound Level:

Variable Speed – Quietest
Multi Speed – Quieter
Single Speed – Quiet
6

Where should we send your system recommendations?

Our HVAC specialists will calculate load recommendations based on your answers.