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How an Air Conditioning Unit Can Add Value to Your Home

August 1, 2019 by Tom Hoffmann

A few things can increase a home’s value: a nice neighborhood, a well-maintained garden, pool, hardwood floors, and even your air conditioner.

Yes, you heard that correctly. Your home’s airconditioner can help you sell your home at a higher price.

If you are planning in investing in an air conditioning unit, then you should make sure to choose one that not only provides a comfortable climate in your home but also helps you get a return on your investment. Even if you don’t plan on selling your house, you never know what the future is holding. It’s always best to think ahead.

So, what makes an AC unit a good investment in the real estate value of your home?

Pick New Models That Have the Latest Technology Perks

If you were looking for the best unit for your budget, maybe an old model would’ve been ok. However, increasing your home’s value through your purchase means that it needs to offer a great user experience and performance for the years to come. It doesn’t mean that you need to buy the latest, most expensive model in the line, but choose something contemporary with the times.

Nowadays, smart technology has entered the mainstream market and is quite affordable. The HVAC industry is having fun with IoT controlled appliances and soon they will be the norm for every household. Choose an AC unit that can be controlled remotely and let the user create and select personalized climate options.

Select the Right Size for Your Home

Before you settle on the model you want to purchase, make sure it is the right size for your home.

A unit that is too big will not provide a comfortable environment, because it cools the air too quickly. That can increase the moisture levels and lead to “building sickness” and other uncomfortable symptoms. On the other hand, a unit that is too small for will simply not sufficient to keep the air at a comfortable level.

Check with your provider to see exactly what size you need for your house and experiment with the unit to find the correct settings.

Select an Aircon Unit That Won’t Spike the Electricity Bill

Renewable energy and energy saving solutions are the future. Choosing an air conditioning unit that will be friendly to your wallet is a great addition to your home’s value. New models can adapt their performance to fit the energy saving hours and to stop working when they are not needed.

The smartest aircon units can predict heat waves and cool down your house the night before, when the energy cost is not so big, in anticipation of the extra effort needed the next day.

Ultimately, it depends on how much you are willing to invest in your house. However, an AC unit is an important purchase and it’s something you use almost every day, so it is worth searching for the best possible solution on the long-term! Give us a call today at (314) 471-7625!

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