Carolina Climate Control

A variable speed HVAC system can significantly reduce home humidity in Greenville, SC, where the climate is often hot and humid. Unlike traditional HVAC systems that operate at a single speed and cycle on and off, a variable speed system can adjust its speed to maintain a consistent temperature and humidity level. This capability allows the system to run at a lower, continuous speed, which helps it remove more moisture from the air over time. By running longer cycles at lower speeds, the system's evaporator coil has more time to condense and remove moisture, improving indoor comfort and preventing that sticky, humid feeling inside your home. Additionally, variable speed systems are more energy-efficient, helping homeowners in Greenville save on energy bills while keeping humidity levels under control. Ask about how we can help with your variable speed installation.

All HVAC contractors are moving to the new low refrigerant changes. The new R-454B is not compatible with existing R-410A systems. If you have an older HVAC system that uses R-410A, you would need to upgrade to a new unit specifically designed for R-454B if you wish to make the switch. Retrofitting an R-410A system to use R-454B is not viable, so planning for future HVAC upgrades becomes important. Consulting with an HVAC professional in Greenville can help you understand how this transition might impact your system needs, installation choices, and long-term costs. In summary, R-454B can offer energy savings and environmental benefits for Greenville homeowners, but it may require investing in new HVAC equipment to fully leverage its advantages.

Yes, we offer financing on all heating and air services, repairs and installations. Our financing options are flexible and can fit any of your budgetary needs. Financing also is available for all plumbing services.