Professional Electricians in Flint, MI

This is a very difficult question that requires a complex answer. There are numerous factors that determine which size unit will operate best in your home. The age, size, and ductwork of your home all play a role in sizing your unit. For best results, schedule a FREE QUOTE with Rolls Mechanical to receive the most accurate answer based on a proper load calculation we perform prior to coming to your home. CAUTION: A larger unit does not necessarily mean a more effective unit. You need a furnace or air conditioner appropriately sized for your home to heat and cool effectively and efficiently.

Regular maintenance ensures that your air conditioner or furnace will operate at peak efficiency. It is recommended to schedule a Clean and Check before each heating and cooling season. In addition, a more efficient unit will cost less to operate. Every year, increasingly more efficient units are designed and developed by Rheem. If your furnace or air conditioner is roughly ten years old, today there are a slew of vastly more efficient units available from Rolls Mechanical. For a no-cost option to lowering your bills, you can simply raise/lower your thermostat. For every 2 degrees you raise it (in the summer) or lower it (in the winter), you cut energy costs by 10%.

In short, because it is vastly superior to the big pink sheets we are all familiar with. It is easier, faster, and less impactful to your home to install and will not degrade over time. In addition, it provides a tighter fit to the walls and attic which keeps out moisture and prevents the growth of pests and mold. Better yet, it is made from recyclable materials.

This generally occurs when the client did not previously have blown-in insulation. Other forms of insulation degrade over time. While it may seem productive and cost-effective to simply spray onto the old layer, this will yield.

Indoor air quality can affect your health in a variety of ways. Irritation in the eyes, nose, and/or throat is common. Headaches, dizziness, fatigue, and other symptoms akin to allergies are also common. These effects are usually short-term and are alleviated once you have exited the building. However, in severe cases, asthma, hypersensitivity pneumonitis, and humidifier fever have also been reported.