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Don’t Buy a new air conditioner or heating system from Retail Home Centers without knowing who is doing the work !!

Thursday, October 8th, 2009

WARNING!!!!!

Don’t buy a new air conditioning or heating system from any home center such as Home Depot or Sears without knowing who the installing contractor is.

Most people don’t realize when you purchase a new heating or cooling system from a home center or chain store, the work is performed by subcontractors who are charged 10% for the job. This means they could be cutting corners to make a profit. Don’t get caught with a subcontracting nightmare!! Investing in a new energy efficient heating and cooling system isn’t just buying the “box”. You are depending on the installing contractor to do the install correctly so you can enjoy the efficiency promised, and a long system life. The most important day in an air conditioner’s life is the day it is installed. Proper equipment size, proper duct design and quality installation practices are crucial to performance and the longevity of your investment.

At Air Conditioning by Jay’s Comfort Team we never subcontract any of our installation work. All installations and service are done by our highly trained, certified technicians.  100% of our technicians are NATE certified ( North American Trade Excellence) 100% are certified master technicians by the Arizona Heat Pump Council. We are recommended by APS, SRP and Southwest Gas. All of the training and certifications are to assure that our clients receive the very best service when purchasing a new system, have a breakdown or just having routine maintenance done on their system.   

The North Carolina Alternative Energy Corporation a non-profit organization, examined Air Conditioning manufacturers’ efficiencies versus the actual efficiencies that result after installation; they found the following:

90% of the units tested exhibited some sort of energy-wasting, comfort-robbing problem!                        
Other significant HVAC industry comfort energy related surveys reveal that:

*93% of equipment installed have Duct Leakage resulting in poor indoor air quality, health and safety concerns, drafts and uneven temperatures and may DOUBLE HVAC portion of the energy bill                                                                      
*54% of equipment installed have incorrect refrigerant charge resulting in increased failure rate, reduced moisture removal, equipment typically noisier, uneven temperatures and could add as much as 17% to operation costs.  Reduce life of system and major components (Compressors) causing elimination of ROI.                                                 
*47% of equipment installed are over sized resulting in equipment not running enough to wring out moisture, air in sunlit & shade rooms does not mix, equipment typically noisier and shorter equipment life                                                
*70% of equipment installed have incorrect air flow resulting in uneven temperatures, poor moisture control, noisy grilles and registers and could add as much as 10% to operating costs 

When you measure every aspect of any business for results,
you are no longer are guessing!
   

                       
Benefits YOU receive and are guaranteed when choosing
AIR CONDITIONING BY JAY to perform your system UPGRADE!

*Only HVAC contractor with Quality Control Division in the business!
*Guarantee that YOUR installation falls in the top 10%!
*Most Certified, Professional staff in the Valley
*100% Satisfaction Guarantee, IN WRITING!
*Best Performance on YOUR investment!
*Longest Life Expectancy on YOUR Investment!
*Fewest Break Downs over the life of YOUR system!
*Quietest Operation Possible!
*Highest Utility Rebates Available!
*24/7 Support and Assistance!
*Free Deluxe Comfort Club Membership!
*Lifetime Thermostat Warranty!
*Lifetime Craftsmanship Warranty!

 

 

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A Different Type of Air Conditioner

Saturday, June 28th, 2008

Artist Nathan Sawaya’s rendition of Carrier’s newest air conditioner might not keep you cool, but it sure is cool to look at.

Created in just two days at the 2006 Carrier convention, prominent LEGO artist Nathan Sawaya created a fully LEGO version of a Carrier air conditioner including compressor valves and a working fan.

nathan sawaya LEGO Air conditioner

If you are interested in Air Conditioning in Arizona that is not made of LEGOs, Air Conditioning by Jay can help. Contact us today by going to www.DialComfort.com or calling 602-266-3678.

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Carrier Air Conditioning Systems For Your Arizona Home

Friday, May 23rd, 2008

Carrier Air Conditioning Systems introduces it’s Infinity Heating and Cooling System, a winner of the American Building Products Award for 2007.

Penny pinchers and germaphobes will rejoice as the Infinity system kills airborne germs and allergens as well as saves you a heap of money on your electric bills.

The revolutionary Infinity Heating and Cooling System is the ultimate comfort system of the future, but you can have it today. Contact a certified and licensed air conditioning contractor today to see all the specifications and benefits of its innovative design and energy efficiency.

AC by Jay is proud to carry a full line of Carrier products. To find out which system is right for you, go to www.acbyj.com or call Valley wide 602-266-3678 to schedule a no obligation appointment.

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What’s The Ideal Setting For Summer Efficiency?

Thursday, May 22nd, 2008

Being in the air conditioning business as long as I have, I get asked that question a lot.

The truth is that with today’s high efficiency air conditioning systems, the correct answer is what ever is comfortable for you is the ideal setting.

When your new system is installed properly by a certified air conditioning contractor and running at peak efficiency, it won’t matter much at all one, two, or five degrees either way on your electric bill.

One of the benefits of having your old equipment replaced with new super high efficiency rated units is that you don’t have to watch the thermostat setting all summer long trying to save a few dollars by making your home uncomfortably warm for part of the day.

Let AC by Jay show you how to be comfortable all summer long. Go to www.acbyj.com or call Valley wide at 602-266-3678 to schedule an appointment today.

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Meeting Customers’ Air Conditioning Needs

Thursday, August 23rd, 2007

Installing an air conditioner in a customer’s home requires three groups of people. First, it requires a customer needing an air conditioner. Second, it needs a company such as Trane to build an air conditioner. Finally, it needs a comfort specialist, such as the technicians at AC By Jay, to install and help maintain that air conditioner.

With that in mind, Trane recently announced its Trane Dealer Connection software. This software is provided to comfort specialists to help ensure that all three parts of the puzzled customer, manufacturer, and technician can be connected in the most effective way. The software includes contact management software to help technicians keep track of their customers and is backed by a call center to help connect customers and technicians.

The Trane Dealer Connection is just one of the many ways that air conditioner manufacturers and comfort specialists are helping you meet your air conditioning needs. To find out how you can have a quality air conditioner installed in your home, contact the Comfort Team.

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Not Just Air Conditioning: It’s not too early to think about heating

Thursday, August 9th, 2007

While it feels almost painful to be talking about heat while the thermometer is still registering above 100 degrees, Trane (trane.com) has just announced a new furnace that it claims is the most energy efficient gas furnace.

According to the press release, the Trane XV95 furnace features two-stage gas valves and variable speed motors, which is a lot like saying that it will save you money.  The XV95 is also ENERGY STAR compliant, so having one installed in your home can qualify you for certain federal tax credits.

So while the rest of us are thinking about our air conditioners keeping us cool, Trane is preparing to keep us warm, come winter, while still reducing our electric bills.  If you have had enough of the summer heat and are ready to prepare for cold winter days, give the Comfort Team a call and see how you can have a new, energy efficient furnace or heat pump installed in your home.

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How Air Conditioners Work - The Video

Tuesday, May 29th, 2007

We have talked before about how air conditioners, heat pumps, and air filters work to keep you cool in the hot Phoenix temperature and ensure you comfort living.  But sometimes just reading a description of an air conditioner or other device is not enough for us to really understand how it works.  Thankfully, the website Howstuffworks.com has created a video which explains how the air conditioner works and shows animations of the process.  This way, whether you learn best by reading, hearing, or seeing, you will be able to start to understand how your air conditioner works.  The website also has numerous pictures of different types of home and commercial air conditioners and explanations of different types of air conditioners.  All together, it is a useful resource for understanding just how your comfort living is being maintained.

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