Archive for March, 2009

Why purchase a multi-stage furnace ?

Tuesday, March 24th, 2009

I think the easiest way to explain the benefits and logical reasoning for buying a multi-stage furnace is to compare the furnace to a car. A multi-stage furnace gives you many levels of heat (low, medium, high) similar to 20 mph, 40 mph and 60 mph in your car. A single stage furnace only gives you 60 mph all the time, even when the temperature is 50 degrees outside and you only need low heat to reach your thermostat setting. A single stage furnace wastes enormous amounts of gas and leaves your home uncomfortable whenever low and medium amounts of heat are necessary (approx 90 % of the heating season).

A multi-stage furnace uses far less gas when it heats your home in low and medium and with longer run times leads to increased comfort in all areas of your home.

You would never drive your car in City traffic at 60 mph and slam on your brakes and then back to 60 and so on, so don’t settle for single stage heating when it is time to upgrade.

New Lower Prices

Wednesday, March 18th, 2009

I can honestly tell you that our current prices for high efficiency replacement furnaces, air conditioners and heat pumps are lower. I have lowered the prices for many reasons but the 2 most important to me were, we all deserve a break with the losses we have realized in our investments and my employees are not working a full week. I want to replace your old , inefficient furnace and air conditioner today. When you combine the Energy Tax Credit with our new lower prices, you will be surprised at how affordable the new system has become. Please call for a free in home estimate (952 894 0005) today and help my employees again work a 40 hour week.

Hybrid Heat What does this mean ?

Thursday, March 12th, 2009

In many of our ads featuring the Bryant line of home comfort products, you see us promoting the Hybrid Heat system, so what does this really mean ?

Hybrid Heat combines a high efficiency gas Furnace with an air source Heat Pump. The air source Heat Pump is an air conditioner that also heats your home when the temperature is above 25 degreesĀ ( or so) and then the furnace takes over to keep you warm during the colder temperatures. The air source Heat Pump can heat your home more economically than the gas furnace when installed with the utility “off peak” metering program and many utilities will pay you a rebate for installing the Heat Pump. MVEC will also finance your Heat Pump purchase at 5% interest for 5 years , if you are their customer.

Call today for a free in home estimate on a Hybrid Heat system for your home.