Unique Hvac University

Which heating system is best for your home? We break down the pros and cons of each solution to help you make the best decision.

Deciding which cooling system is best for your home is no easy task. To help, we break down the pros and cons of each solution to help you make the best decision.

Central air systems to circulate and filter chilled air through a system of ductworks within the walls of your home.

High velocity systems provide central air using smaller, flexible ducts to deliver cold air in adaptable ways.

Ductless systems deliver air directly to different zones in your home through a small unit on the wall with minimal installation work and no need for ducts.

Furnaces deliver heat to your home through natural gas, and you can control your home’s temperature by a thermostat.

Boiler systems use water, gas, oil or use electricity to circulate steam to radiant heat sources throughout your house to heat the air.

Pumps move heat around and represent an all-in-one HVAC solution that uses significantly less energy than others.

A geothermal unit uses the natural ground temperature and pumps to exchange heat between your home and the Earth.

Radiant systems heat floors or panels installed in the walls or ceilings rather than heating the air directly.

Water heaters warm the water that goes to faucets and laundry. They come in standard and tankless designs.

A backup generator will ensure that you are prepared for storms, hurricanes, and other severe weather conditions that can cause a power outage.