Divine Air Conditioning & Heating

The size of air conditioning unit you need for your HVAC system is dependent on the size your space. If you take the square footage of the entire space you need cooled, then divide it by 500. This will give you the general number of tons your air conditioner needs to be rated.

The energy efficiency of any heating systems is measured in AFUE (annual fuel utilization efficiency). This measures the ratio between the amount of energy that the system requires to operate and the amount that comes out as usable heat, taking into consideration such things as heat losses during startup and cool down.

We understand that many commercial HVAC systems have to be on around the clock because of shift work happening in the building. This can put a bigger demand on the equipment. Let’s talk about the optimal maintenance schedule to keep everything running.

Are you concerned that recycling air from inside your building will make your patients sicker? Remember, it’s always possible to install an HVAC system that will pull of all its air from outside, helping you to prevent the spread of illness in your building.

Because of the larger facilities and machines that are often part of commercial buildings, commercial HVAC systems can quickly get incredibly extensive. Fortunately, commercial HVAC installation experts are experienced in every aspect of installing complicated systems from top to bottom.

A yearly energy bill for a typical homeowner is about $2,200 a year, with approximately half of that amount going for heating and cooling, according to government figures.

Do you already have an oil or electric heating and cooling system? We can convert it! Natural gas HVAC could save you as much as 40% on your heating cost as well as reducing CO2 emissions by 27 lbs.

Depending on your preferences, we can provide regular service and maintenance plans to take care of your HVAC systems. We will schedule regular visits to inspect the units and to diagnose and correct any problems before or as they occur.

We understand that many homeowners are looking for ways to cut back their monthly expenses. Let’s talk about all the ways switching from oil or electric to natural gas could yield significant savings.

For older structures, we recommend conducting an energy audit. This unobtrusive procedure identifies areas of greatest usage, locates areas where hot or cold air is lost, and identifies times of peak use. With this data, proper analysis of the HVAC system efficiency is possible.

Did you know that the most common reason for an HVAC system to break has to do with clogged air filters? Filters should be changed based on manufacturer's specifications. If not, your system will have to work harder to circulate air, leading to higher monthly utility bills.

A new US South Energy Star label appears on gas furnaces certified only for use in the South, where homes require less heat. These furnaces can on average save you up to $36 in energy costs each year and are 12 percent more efficient than baseline models.

Your company’s HVAC system is probably your biggest energy consumer. Regular tune ups could actually cut your energy bill by 5 percent. If a major problem is found, your savings could be even more. Take simple maintenance steps like inspecting cooling and heating equipment monthly, and having routine maintenance performed.