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Expert HVAC Unit | HVAC Unit Replacement | Heating and Air Conditioning | Greeneville
When the sweltering Smoky Mountain summers or crisp Appalachian winters hit Greeneville, you need an HVAC partner that’s as dependable as sunrise over Round Knob. HEP’s seasoned technicians specialize in HVAC unit replacement, bringing you top-tier systems that slash energy bills and elevate comfort in a single visit. We start with a no-pressure assessment, matching your home’s size and airflow needs to high-efficiency equipment from trusted manufacturers, then install it with the craftsmanship East Tennessee homeowners have trusted for decades.
From convenient financing options to 24/7 emergency support, our team stays by your side long after the new unit is humming quietly in the background. We recycle your old system responsibly, fine-tune ductwork for peak performance, and leave every workspace cleaner than we found it—because neighbors take care of neighbors in Greeneville. Choose HEP today and feel the difference precision engineering and hometown service can make in every breath you take.
FAQs
How do I know when it’s time to replace my HVAC unit instead of repairing it?
In Greeneville’s climate, most central HVAC systems last 12–15 years when properly maintained. If your unit is approaching that age, needs frequent repairs, or your utility bills have climbed despite regular servicing, replacement is usually more cost-effective. A new, high-efficiency system can lower energy costs by 20–40 %, reduce humidity issues common in East Tennessee, and come with a new manufacturer warranty.
What size HVAC unit does my Greeneville home need?
Proper sizing depends on square footage, window orientation, insulation values, ceiling height, and local weather data for Greeneville. We perform a Manual J load calculation to determine the exact BTU capacity required. Oversized units short-cycle, leading to uneven temperatures and higher humidity, while undersized systems run constantly and wear out faster. Our technicians provide a written sizing report before any replacement.
How long does an HVAC replacement take from start to finish?
Once equipment is in stock, most residential change-outs in Greeneville take one working day. This includes removal of the old system, installation of the new indoor coil and outdoor condenser, reconnecting refrigerant and electrical lines, pressure testing, evacuating, charging with refrigerant, and performing a full system start-up. Larger homes or ductwork modifications may extend the project to two days, but you’ll have heating or cooling restored before we leave.
Will a new HVAC system lower my energy bills?
Yes. New units carry higher SEER2 (cooling) and AFUE (heating) ratings than systems installed a decade ago. For example, upgrading from a 10 SEER to a 16 SEER air conditioner can cut cooling costs in Greeneville by roughly 35 %. Variable-speed compressors and ECM blower motors further trim electricity usage, and modern heat pumps provide efficient heating down to 30 °F, reducing reliance on electric resistance heat.
What rebates or financing options are available for HVAC replacement in Greeneville?
Greeneville Light & Power, TVA energy-right®, and federal tax credits under the Inflation Reduction Act may offer incentives of $300–$2,000 for qualifying high-efficiency heat pumps and furnaces. Our office stays current on all local utility rebates and can file the paperwork on your behalf. We also offer 0 % APR financing for 12–18 months or low-interest plans up to 120 months, subject to credit approval, to spread out the investment.
How should I maintain my new HVAC system after installation?
Change or clean the air filter every 30–90 days, keep outdoor coils free of leaves and debris, and schedule professional maintenance each spring and fall. Our Comfort Club in Greeneville includes two tune-ups a year, priority scheduling, no overtime fees, and discounts on repairs. Routine maintenance preserves the manufacturer warranty, maintains peak efficiency, and helps avoid unexpected breakdowns.