As temperatures climb, more homeowners are turning their attention to efficient cooling solutions. At First Choice, we emphasize that investing in a high-efficiency air conditioning installation in Howell, MI isn’t just about enjoying a cooler environment—it’s about enhancing energy efficiency and cutting down on utility costs. This post will explore how high-efficiency ACs leverage advanced technology to use less energy, focusing particularly on the importance of the Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio 2 (SEER2) in measuring an AC unit’s efficiency.
As we switch into spring and focus on air conditioning systems, it’s easy to forget about the furnaces that just put in a hard winter keeping our homes warm. Now, your furnace doesn’t have feelings, but we recommend you give some thought to its future at this time—such as whether it has a future in your house. 
As we enter the final stretch of winter, we recommend you think about how your heating system performed and if you’ll need to have it replaced at some point during the middle of the year so you’ll be ready for the next winter. 
You’re considering making a change to how you heat and cool your home: a ductless mini split system. Maybe this is a full-house change, plans for a new house, or you only want to install ductless to target a certain area that needs additional comfort assistance. Whatever the reason for considering a ductless installation, you still have a reservation about how well a ductless system works for heating.
If your house doesn’t have a connection to the municipal natural gas supply, you probably use electricity to power most appliances, including the heater. The most common type of electric central heating system is the electric furnace, which works on the basic principle of