Frequently Asked Questions

The higher the Seer Rating, the more efficiently your air conditioning will operate. The 16 SEER system is the most popular of the two because it provides better efficiency without the high price of two stage 17+ SEER units.

You may also qualify to receive a rebate for installing a 16 SEER air conditioning unit. 14 SEER units are commonly installed in rental properties and other buildings because of the lower price, and less concern for operating costs. The 16 SEER typically costs around 14% less to operate compared to the 14 SEER system, a savings which adds up over time.

In most cases, the answer is yes. There are many things to consider before you begin. Sometimes we can extend the copper lines and electrical lines without having to run everything new. Depending on where you want to move it, we’ll have to look at the location of the furnace, and see if there is attic or crawl space access to be able to extend the copper and electrical lines. Always consult a HVAC professional to be sure the A/C relocation is done properly, and your system is safe to operate.

With today’s technology, control for most things is in the palm of your hands. Your HVAC thermostat is no different. If you want full control over your home comfort whether at home or across the country, you can do it with a W-iFi thermostat. You don’t need to be tech savvy to operate a Wi-Fi thermostat because most are self-explanatory. On-screen instructions walk you through the set up and operation. If you want full control of your home’s temperature, from anywhere, then a Wi-Fi thermostat is the way to go.

Walking down the aisles of Home Depot or Lowes or other hardware store, you’ll see tons of air filter options; Merv 8, Merv 13, pleated, non-pleated, washable, medical grade, etc. With so many options, choosing the best air filter for your home can be very confusing. The higher the Merv rating, the more the filter will restrict the air flow. Before you install a higher Merv rated air filter, consult with a qualified HVAC professional regarding the proper filter for your heating and cooling system.

Adding a 10-year labor warranty provides coverage for labor costs during repairs, offering you greater financial protection and peace of mind.

The 10-year labor warranty covers various labor-related repairs, ensuring comprehensive protection for your HVAC system.

You can find detailed warranty information for your model in the product documentation or the manufacturer’s website.

For any questions or assistance regarding your HVAC warranty, contact TMC Heating & Cooling directly at (209) 566-9247. We’re here to help you make the most of your investment.