Tempstar HVAC Reviews | Consumer Ratings

Tempstar offers heating and cooling systems for residential and light commercial applications that are energy efficient and practical. From central air conditioners to heat pump systems and mini splits in various efficiency ranges and BTU capacities. For further details on specific Tempstar central AC and heating systems see the menu below. 

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To get started on getting a Tempstar system you will want to contact an authorized Tempstar HVAC Contractor. Heating and air conditioning systems produced by Tempstar include:

  • Air source heat pumps
  • AC Systems including split air conditioners and mini split air conditioners
  • High efficiency furnaces

When purchasing a heating and cooling system you will need to decide on the energy efficiency rating. The higher the energy efficiency rating the lower the operating costs. This reduces energy use and lowers energy cost over the long term. Energy savings is always good for a homeowner. However, typically, the higher the efficiencies the more upfront cost to purchase the equipment. Purchasing an HVAC unit for air conditioning & heating is a decision you will need to make based on budget. Higher upfront cost for lower utility bills or cheaper upfront cost for higher energy bills. The decision is yours. Do your homework and select a good air conditioning contractor that does quality work.

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HVAC Tip - HVAC Preventive Maintenance: Just like a vehicle needs preventive maintenance, HVAC systems need a regular maintenance schedule. Having maintenance performed on your air conditioning and heating systems now can help you avoid costly repairs in the future. Air Conditioning and heating preventive maintenance also pays for itself by making the unit more efficient, safe, and reliable. Often, a technician can spot a ten dollar part that needs replacing now where if it is let go and not replaced, can cost you hundreds of dollars more in the future. The old phrase is true, "pay me a little now, or a lot later." I see it every day. Basic maintenance on condensers and air handling units will save you money in the long run. If your local heating and cooling company offers maintenance agreements look into getting one for your home or business. Typically, companies offering maintenance agreements waive overtime charges for after hours or emergency calls and offer you reduced prices on parts. That is in addition to performing preventive maintenance twice annually.