HVAC Services in Greenwood IN & the Surrounding Areas
Ireland HVAC has been offering thorough HVAC services to households throughout Central Indiana for over thirty years. With our comprehensive experience serving Johnson County and the surrounding areas, we have actually built a credibility of quality throughout Greenwood and beyond. As the largest independent Bryant dealer in the area, we pride ourselves on supplying effective, friendly, and reliable service for your home.
Heating
Heater Installations
Furnace Repair
Furnace Installations & Replacements
Heat Pump Services
Geothermal Heating System
Air Conditioning
AC Filter Replacements
Air Handler Services
Evaporator Coil Services
Air Conditioner Installations & Replacements
Air Quality
Humidifiers
Dehumidifiers
Air purifiers
Air filters
UV lights
Heating Services in Greenwood Indiana
Especially when considering the freezing Indiana winter seasons, you'll desire to make sure that your heating unit is sufficiently prepared to face the cold. For all of the heating system repair and maintenance you may require when the snow starts to fall-- or perhaps prior to then-- you can count on Ireland HVAC to get the task done. We provide heating upkeep, repair, installation, and replacement for the following systems:
- Gas heaters
- Oil furnaces
- Heat pumps
- Fan coil
- Hybrid heat
- Geothermal.
- Water heaters.
- Garage heaters.
- Packaged systems.
- Duct-free systems.
- And more!
Even if you have a heating emergency situation in the middle of a December night, you can contact Ireland HVAC to be there. From heater repair to heatpump maintenance to anything in between, our professional specialists use the services you require to keep your house relaxing and warm all winter season long.
To schedule heating services with Ireland HVAC in Greenwood or the surrounding areas, contact us
Heating Repairs & Maintenance in Greenwood
When winter season strikes in Greenwood and its residential areas you require a working heater. Our comprehensive HVAC service consists of heating repairs and maintenance. If your heating unit is on the fritz or in need of maintenance, you might see:.
- Decreased heat output.
- Uncommon smells from the system.
- Frequent breakdowns.
- Increasing energy expenses.
If you are discovering these problems, arrange an HVAC tune-up consultation with our team. We will send out a knowledgeable HVAC contractor to your house to assess the state of your heating system.
Heating Replacement & Installation in Greenwood
Sometimes repair isn't the response. When your heating system has outlived its helpful life or is no longer an effective service to your home's heating needs, we can assist. Our HVAC service includes heating replacement and installation in much of the communities around Greenwood, consisting of Edgewood and Southport. Not sure if you require replacement? Reach out and let our skilled, honest team assistance you decide.
Contact Ireland HVAC for heating installation and HVAC replacement in Greenwood today.
Greenwood Air Conditioning Services
At Ireland HVAC, we provide cooling services that assist keep your home as comfy and energy-efficient as possible throughout the year. No matter what kind of configuration you have, you can depend on us to finish the job. We provide air conditioning services for the following systems:.
- Standard AC.
- Heatpump.
- Duct-free systems.
- Geothermal.
- Fan coil.
- And more!
If you require air conditioning system upkeep, replacement, repair, or installation, Ireland HVAC has you covered. We'll make sure your air conditioning system is operating as efficiently as possible, and if it's not, we'll be there for repair in no time.
For a/c service in Johnson County, get in touch with Ireland HVAC today
Air Conditioning Repairs & Maintenance in Greenwood
If your air conditioner isn't working well or has actually broken down totally, Ireland HVAC is the very first call you need to make. As a trusted HVAC company in the Greenwood location, we can help you assess the issue and identify the appropriate air conditioning repairs. We also provide regular HVAC maintenance, including a/c upkeep, to keep things running effectively all summer long.
Do not suffer with a broken air conditioning system in Greenwood. Call an HVAC professional with Ireland HVAC today for your repair or maintenance consultation.
Greenwood Air Conditioning Replacement & Installation
Air conditioning system last about 10 to 15 years. You require to partner with a credible HVAC business for AC replacement when yours is nearing the end of that expected life span. That company is Ireland HVAC. We will help you discover the best air conditioning unit that is appropriately sized for your house, then install it to make sure ideal function.
Arrange your totally free price quote for AC replacement or installation in Greenwood today.
Air Quality
Ireland HVAC is a designated, factory licensed, Bryant "Healthy Air Professional." Our service technicians are accredited through the North American Service Technician Quality (NATE) program. They have actually been trained and checked in the field of indoor air quality consisting of theory, application, item knowledge, and recognizing the very best services to resolve your air quality concerns and lifestyle. It implies experience you can rely on, and the skilled attention you are worthy of. Ask us about "Total Green House Technology," now available to Ireland HVAC consumers.
ENJOY HEALTHY AIR QUALITY AND HOUSE COMFORT
Update your home by improving the air quality and comfort. IRELAND HVAC can assist ... with humidifiers that enable you to manage and preserve the perfect air wetness, ventilators that bring fresh air into your house, standard and electronic air cleansers that clean the air prior to it circulates, and ultraviolet lights that kills and keeps coils cleaner. We likewise feature a variety of other products for comfortable and much healthier indoor living.
Let's talk about 30-40% of your electricity bill. That's how much it costs the average homeowner or commercial building owner to provide proper heating, ventilating, and air-conditioning (HVAC). A good HVAC system is the key to maintaining a comfortable, healthy and interior environment. Through the years, I have been asked by many owners for a strategy to reduce their cost of energy and HVAC. They don't want to sacrifice the interior environmental conditions, but they do want a point-by-point plan to follow. The interesting thing that often happens is that energy bills are lowered substantially and the HVAC system performance is improved. This is a standard function of any mechanical engineer specializing in energy and HVAC.
The information on this page will help homeowners, building owners and building operators make informed decisions about existing HVAC systems or future upgrades.
Load Reduction
HVAC Systems
Control Systems
Operation and Maintenance
Load Reduction
The first step to achieve energy and HVAC system optimization is load reduction. This step normally consists of a long range plan which itemizes the actions to be taken based on best return on investment. Reducing your building load allows the existing HVAC system to operate more efficiently. If a new system or systems are being considered, it will be more cost effective to design for the reduced load as opposed to the existing load. A few common load reduction strategies include:
Tighten the building shell and add additional insulation. Adding insulation in existing buildings may not be achievable in some instances, so more consideration should be aimed at the exterior shell, especially windows and doors.
Installing energy-efficient windows. This is a big item on some buildings that still have single pane windows. The installation of double pane windows with a thermal break is a great return on investment. Make sure they are ENERGY STAR qualified windows. Tinting or Low-E coatings will even be better.
Upgrading lighting systems. The average commercial building has a lighting density of 2-3 watts per square foot which maintains proper lighting levels. This is a significant part of the HVAC load and almost any efforts in this direction will lower the cooling requirement for the building. Accent lighting (sometimes called architectural lighting) are not always energy efficient and should not be considered if you want to reduce energy and HVAC costs. Energy-efficient lighting systems emit less heat into conditioned space than older incandescent technology. If you have a return air plenum instead of return air ductwork, consider light troffers so that some of the heat from the lights is returned to the HVAC system instead of going into the occupied area.
Selecting efficient equipment and electronic devices that have a power saver option will reduce the sensible heat gain in the space. Items to consider include copy machines, kitchen equipment, computers and refrigerators.
Control ventilation by having your outside air balanced. Most building owners have drawings of the original HVAC system installation. Have the drawings reviewed by a mechanical engineer to confirm your outside air flow rates conform to the latest code requirements. If no drawings are available, your mechanical engineer should still be able to make recommendations for improvement.
Addressing these items is your first step to reducing energy and HVAC costs.
HVAC Systems
The second step to achieve energy and HVAC system optimization is knowing your system. Your HVAC system is critical to your interior environment, but it also represents a large component of your utility expenses. While it is beyond the scope of this article to discuss every system, a few recommendations can be addressed. Every HVAC system component has increased in efficiency over the years. If your system is more than 13 years old, it's time to begin planning for an upgrade to new equipment. Well maintained residential systems have a life expectancy of about 15 years or so but seem to fail at the worse times. Have a replacement plan ready for the day your equipment fails.
Commercial systems vary, but if your building is using packaged equipment or split systems, the same lifetime can be expected. For larger commercial systems and industrial applications, the HVAC system may be more complex and require an individual analysis by a mechanical engineer. As I said, HVAC systems vary and no one-size-fits-all analysis works for larger systems. What all these systems have in common is they are normally fueled by electricity. Electricity cost money, so any efforts in the direction of increased efficiency is a plus.
HVAC System Tips:
Find a qualified consultant you trust. If you are a home owner or small commercial building owner, find a good HVAC company or mechanic to evaluate and maintain your system. If you are a large commercial building owner, find a commercial HVAC company for normal maintenance and a good mechanical engineer for specific guidance. I do not recommend using a mechanical engineer employed by the HVAC Company; find a third party engineer for unbiased information.
Verify your HVAC system load. Home owners should use ACCA's Manual J calculation method and all others should have a load conducted by a mechanical engineer. Commercial buildings have more requirements related to code conformance, minimum ventilation rates, etc and are individual to each building.
Load reduction-Read the information above.
Select equipment sized for your load. NEVER OVERSIZE! More-is-better does not apply for HVAC systems. It will cost more to purchase the equipment as well as operate it. Get the load and the equipment selection right the first time.
Purchase high efficiency or Energy Star equipment. Many of the new systems include variable speed drives for fans and compressors. Over the years of ownership this will be paid back many times over. Compare standard efficiency equipment to high efficiency equipment in terms of initial cost and life cycle costs. Any good HVAC company or mechanical engineer can obtain this information.
Consider some form of energy recovery for any air exhausted from the building and use it to condition the incoming fresh air. This is air you have paid to condition, so extracting some of the energy before exhausting it should be a priority.
For large commercial buildings, consider conditioning the outside air with a dedicated outside air unit. This will eliminate any problems related to humidity control in most instances. It will also increase occupant comfort and allow for further downsizing of equipment.
Commercial buildings should consider economizers on their equipment. Most current codes require economizers on equipment over 15 tons in size. Often available at a low incremental cost, these units draw in fresh air from the outside when the temperature (sometimes humidity) outside is lower than the temperature inside.
Home owners and small commercial building owners should install programmable thermostats. Commercial building owners should install a Direct Digital Control (DDC) system. The investment in either of these will pay back more than the cost in a small amount of time. Read more below.
Control Systems
The third step to achieve energy and HVAC system optimization is controlling your system.
Programmable Thermostats-The age of digital controls has made saving energy easy. One of the best investments for the homeowner or small commercial building owner is a programmable thermostat. These are simple to use and incorporate strategies based on time scheduling. Most manufacturers offer 7 day programs and setback/setup programs which will turn the HVAC system on and off to compliment your schedule and desired indoor temperature. This is a great way to ensure HVAC systems are used only when necessary.
DDC Systems-For the large commercial building, I consider this as a must have system. Installation costs have steadily decreased and the performance reliability has steadily increased. They can be integrated into any system and expanded as required. Some of the more popular features of these systems are optimized start/stop of the HVAC system, multiple zone control, multiple temperature sensor locations and ventilation control. The best part of these systems is their ability to be scaled up to the largest of commercial applications. This means you can install a simple system and add more controls later to incorporate your whole HVAC system. Again, the payback is short and well worth the investment.
Operation and Maintenance
The fourth and last step to achieve energy and HVAC system optimization is operation and maintenance. The most efficient HVAC systems are well maintained. Ensure reliability, efficiency and a long life for your HVAC system by following these tips.
Find a qualified consultant you trust. If you are a home owner or small commercial building owner, find a good HVAC company or mechanic to evaluate and maintain your system. If you are a large commercial building owner, find a commercial HVAC company for normal maintenance. Make sure you record and document all servicing with dates, times and names of the servicing person.
Home owners should always get a seasonal tune up. The operation of your system will vary with the seasons of the year.
Replace your air filters regularly. Don't use anything less then a MERV 5 filter to assure dust and fibers are removed. Clean filters will save fan energy.
Ireland HVAC Greenwood
348 Farmhouse Lane h
Greenwood, IN 46143
(317) 961-8871