- Reduce your energy bills
A HVAC system consumes more power because it has to run longer and work harder to reach temperature when it has a dirty, clogged filter. And when it requires more energy to run, it causes your energy bill to skyrocket. Changing your HVAC filters regularly means your system works more efficiently and needs to use less gas or electricity. When you consistently change your air filter, you can save from 5 to 15 percent on your utility costs. - Extend the life of your HVAC system
You want your HVAC system to last as long as possible. HVAC systems require air flowing through them to work properly. When the HVAC filters get clogged with a thick layer of dust, that air flow is compromised. That can lead to the coils freezing or worse, an overheated compressor. Changing HVAC filters is a simple task that can prevent damage to your equipment. If you neglect changing the filter, your system may still work well for a while, but it will not last as long as it could. - Reduce your carbon footprint
A HVAC system with a dirty air filter is working harder than it needs to. And that extra work means that it is using more energy than it needs to use, which is costing you money and contributing to your carbon footprint. When your air filter is changed your home will decrease its energy consumption and therefore help the environment! - Reduce allergens and other contaminants
The EPA estimates that the air we breathe inside our homes can be more polluted than the air we breathe outdoors. The purpose of the HVAC filter is to reduce the amount of dust and other allergens that are circulated throughout your home. If you have pets, a clean HVAC filter is even more important because pet dander will accumulate in the system and then spread allergens throughout the household. It’s an easy fix to replace your filter and prevent air quality from deteriorating. - Lessen HVAC system repairs
The most common reason a HVAC system breaks down is because of a dirty filter. As dirt accumulates, air can’t pass through and the system overheats. In a best-case scenario, your unit will need to be repaired. In the worst case, if your unit is older, not replacing filters could put it over the edge and require a new one. Replacing the filter is an easy way to lengthen the life of your heating system. When you prevent damage, you also prevent costly repairs. Lower your frequency of HVAC repairs by maintaining your system from the start.
Air Purification Systems Kills Germs
The air your family breathes is something you shouldn’t have to worry about, so keep it clean and healthy with a home air purification system. The installation of an air purifier system can help improve your indoor air quality, providing cleaner and healthier air for your family.
The Secret to Satterlee’s Reputation for Quality, Dependability and Professionalism in the Heart of America
Want to know the secret to Satterlee’s reputation for quality, integrity and craftsmanship? We’re happy to give it to you.
Satterlee Provides Expertise for KCU-Joplin Medical School
The campus will feature state-of-the-art morgue facilities, medical machinery, and treatments, so it requires state-of-the-art HVAC, plumbing, and ventilation.
BlueDuct® Project at St. Mary’s
This BlueDuct® underground air duct systems for heating, ventilation and cooling (HVAC) was installed at St. Mary’s.
Proper Planning Retains Profits
When energy costs begin to rise, even a 10 percent increase can destroy a commercial property owner’s profits. Aging mechanical HVAC systems do not have the capacity to manage indoor air quality, comfort and energy conservation simultaneously. As temperatures and infiltration loads vary throughout the day, systems can become overtaxed and ultimately incapable of keeping up standards for proper ventilation as required by OHSA’s guidelines.
The Satterlee team can be relied upon for a holistic approach to optimize any heating system’s efficiency. Our expert team can assess the need to design heaters, split level heat pumps, or a pressurization control system (PCS) to accommodate the infiltration and exhaust demands of a commercial property while taking into account the large load variation during any given day. Whether the job is in a manufacturing facility or office complex, a proper building pressurization control system (BPCS) can be scaled to automatically meet these varying demands.
We can recommend available manufacturer rebates, utility company rebates and potential tax credits to maximize on-going operating expenditures.