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When I made the decision to replace my furnace, I had a couple of reservations about the process. One being a high pressure sales pitch and the other being the installation. Choice Aire proved me wrong about having any reservations to begin with. Unfortunately, I can not say that about some of the other bidders.
The bidding process was very simple, but very informative at the same time. All my questions were answered as I might truly understand the situation. I was given four options to choose from and the decision was up to me.
I had envisioned the installation process to be difficult due to age of the duct work. Again, Choice Aire proved me wrong on that concern. The fab shop sent out duct work that fitted perfectly without additional alteration. The installation crew was amazing. They were properly stocked with parts, detailed beyond my expectations on securing wires, pipes, and even left the work area better than they found it. Their production was tremendous, I have never seen a crew work like that.
With all that in mind, I am very glad that I decided to use Choice Aire. The entire event surpassed all expectations of what I had envisioned. If I ever hear of anyone needing any HVAC work done, I will definitely recommend that they give you a chance to impress them as well.
” - Tim H.
Heat exchanger inspections
June 5, 2012
Not all heat exchanger inspections are alike. There is a five step method of inspection recommended by both AHRI (Air-Conditioning, Heating, and refrigeration institute), and RSES (Refrigeration Service Engineers Society), and this method includes the use of a combustion analyzer tool. This Digital tool analyzes the particulates in both the flue gas and the air stream of a system, and measures the presence of many molecules, not the least of which is Carbon Monoxide. If your service company is using any other test method on your heat exchanger without the use of a combustion analyzer, they are not performing the test in a thorough manner. Please call Choice Aire this fall for peace of mind this winter.
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