Your home Your comfort system consists of

 Cooling ~ Heating ~ Air Treatment ~ Air Distribution

Proper equipment selection and good design combine these four into an energy-efficient system which cools and dehumidifies in summer, heats and humidifies in winter, and cleans your indoor air all year around.

Cooling.  The efficiency of home cooling equipment is defined by Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio ( SEER) numbers.  Higher numbers mean greater efficiency, less energy consumption.  Air conditioning equipment which is ten or more years old usually operated at SEER's 5.0 - 6.0 range.  Cooling equipment also has Sound Ratio Numbers (SRN's) to define quiet operation.  Today's Carrier home cooling equipment provides you with:

• SEER Ratings among the highest of any in the market
• Quick, easy replacement of older, inefficient equipment regardless of brand
• Dramatically reduced energy bills
• Extremely quiet operation
• Longer life and trouble-free operation

• Efficiencies among the highest of any heating product
• Easy replacement of any brand older model
• Quiet, trouble-free operation
• Compact, space saving design
• Extended warranty protection

Air Treatment.  To be complete, a Home Comfort System should include: Winter humidification and air cleaning superior to the minimal provided by ordinary furnace filters.  A Carrier Total Comfort System will:

• Humidify dry indoor air to improve comfort, keep furnishings in better condition, reduce static electricity

• Remove up to 90% of the smoke, dust, dirt and pollens found in the air, relieving allergy sufferers, reducing cleaning and protecting furnishings.

Air Distribution.  Proper air distribution is vital to the satisfactory operation and service life of any forced air indoor comfort system.  Air is distributed by the blower through ducts to rooms in your home.  It is then removed by return ducts to the blower.  Air circulation within your home, the essential element of comfort, is determined by the size and shape of the ducts and the location of the openings or registers, which deliver the air, and the grilles that withdraw the air. Our experience designers and installers ensure:

• Ducts properly shaped and sized for correct air delivery to every room
• Grilles and registers sized and positioned for best operating efficiency 
• All system components properly matched

Carrier Comfort System can incorporate zoning of air distribution to permit:

• Individual area comfort settings
• Shutting off air to unused areas
• Delivery of the correct air volume to each zone
• Improved energy efficiency to your entire system

When it comes to indoor comfort, we're the experts to contact for quality design, installation and service that matches the quality of your new Carrier equipment.