High Efficiency Coleman Dual Fuel HVAC Installation

High Efficiency Coleman Dual Fuel HVAC Installation

A long time customer in Simpsonville, SC recently contacted our office to replace their outdated HVAC with a new air conditioning installation. A new system would offer higher efficiency, decreased utility bills, and an extended warranty.

We removed and disposed of the customer's existing HVAC unit, and expertly replaced it with a brand new Coleman 19 SEER 4 Dual Fuel Inverter System, matching Coleman Coil, and 96% 100,000 BTU Furnace.

This installation also included a new digital thermostat as well as an upgrade to a media filter. Adding a media filter is a cost effective solution that adds indoor air quality protection by removing pet hair, dust, pollen, and air pollutants that cause allergic reactions. A media air filter also extends the life of your HVAC by protecting against coil corrosion.

This HVAC installation received a 10 year parts, labor and compressor warranty. This installation also included the system's first maintenance free of charge.

With a new air conditioning installation homeowners can expect increased comfort and savings on high utility bills. Call Stephens Heating & Cooling today and see the difference a new heating and cooling system can make in your utility bill, and your home comfort.

Location: Simpsonville, SC

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Products Used: Coleman

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