Air Conditioner Service, SEER and What They Mean for You in Omaha, NE

December 31, 2015

Even with unpredictable weather, people in much of the country have gone through winter, even if only a little bit. Now it’s feeling warmer and it’s the perfect time to schedule air conditioner service so you’re ready for whatever this summer comes with.

As an air conditioner owner, you should learn about your system, including its SEER (Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio). SEER gives you a rating that indicates how efficient your air conditioner is. If you don’t know your current air conditioner’s SEER, ask your technician during your next air conditioner service visit. He or she can help you figure out its rating.


What Does SEER Mean for You?

Older air conditioners usually have a considerably lower SEER than the high-efficiency air conditioners available now. A lower SEER means you could be wasting money on utility bills due to a less efficient system. An air conditioner with a higher SEER will be more efficient and should save you a chunk of money in the long term. If you would like more information about SEER or have questions about your air conditioner, all you have to do is ask your service technician.

Other things will help you decide whether to buy a new air conditioner or continue with an annual air conditioner service plan on your current system, but knowing your system’s efficiency is very important. At The Frazier Company, we’re here to answer any questions you have about air conditioners or air conditioner service. Give us a call at 402-628-0206 or set up an appointment with us online.