State-of-the-art Systems
State-of-the-art Systems | Heating and Air Conditioning | Reliance
Discover how HEP elevates comfort in Reliance with innovative climate solutions engineered for peak performance and everyday dependability. From ultra-quiet variable-speed compressors to smart thermostats that learn your routines, our state-of-the-art systems adapt in real time, cutting energy costs while keeping every room perfectly tempered. Certified technicians tailor each installation to your home’s unique layout, ensuring seamless integration and long-lasting reliability backed by robust warranties.
Whether you’re upgrading an aging unit or building your dream residence, HEP delivers the most advanced heating and air conditioning options available today. Enjoy cleaner indoor air, precision humidity control, and the peace of mind that comes from knowing your comfort is protected by cutting-edge technology and 24/7 local support. Step into the future of home climate with a team that treats your satisfaction as its highest priority.
FAQs
What makes Reliance’s state-of-the-art heating and air-conditioning systems different from traditional HVAC units?
Reliance uses variable-speed inverter technology, advanced heat-pump compressors, and adaptive micro-processors that constantly fine-tune output to match real-time demand. This results in faster temperature balancing, steadier indoor comfort, lower noise levels (as low as 55 dB), and up to 40 % lower energy consumption compared with single-stage equipment. In addition, all components are factory-pre-configured for seamless integration, reducing installation time and ensuring optimal performance from day one.
How energy-efficient are these systems and what savings can I expect on my utility bills?
Our flagship models carry SEER2 ratings up to 24 and HSPF2 ratings up to 11.5, far exceeding current ENERGY STAR requirements. Homeowners typically see cooling and heating cost reductions of 25-50 %, depending on climate zone, insulation quality, and thermostat habits. Many customers recoup the incremental cost within 3-5 years through lower utility bills and may qualify for federal or state tax credits and utility rebates that further accelerate payback.
Can the systems be integrated with smart-home platforms or controlled from a smartphone?
Yes. Every Reliance advanced system ships with built-in Wi-Fi and works natively with Amazon Alexa, Google Home, and Apple HomeKit. The free Reliance Comfort App (iOS/Android) lets you monitor indoor temperature, humidity, and energy usage in real time, create geofencing schedules, receive maintenance alerts, and adjust settings remotely. Open-API support also allows integration with third-party home-automation hubs for custom scenes and IFTTT applets.
What types of properties are suitable for these systems?
The product line spans 1-ton ductless mini-splits for studio apartments up to 5-ton multi-zone systems for large residences and light-commercial spaces. Because the equipment supports both ducted and ductless configurations, it can be retrofitted into older homes with limited ductwork or installed in new constructions seeking maximum efficiency. Commercial packages offer scalable capacity, making them ideal for offices, retail shops, and small manufacturing facilities.
What maintenance is required and what warranty does Reliance provide?
Routine upkeep is straightforward: clean or replace air filters every 1-3 months, keep outdoor coils free of debris, and schedule a professional tune-up once a year. The sealed inverter compressor and ECM blower motors are lubricated for life. Residential customers receive a 10-year parts and compressor warranty and a 1-year labor warranty, extendable to 5 years with an optional Reliance Comfort Plan that also covers annual inspections and priority service calls.
How does the installation process work and will my home be without heating or cooling during that time?
After a free on-site assessment, our certified technicians design a load-calculated system tailored to your space. Installation of a typical single-zone unit takes one day; multi-zone or ducted projects may take 2-3 days. We coordinate work so at least one existing heating or cooling source remains operational whenever possible, limiting downtime to a few hours while the old unit is disconnected and the new system is pressure-tested and commissioned.