Right-sizing puts you right at home.

After a home assessment, we’ll have exactly the information needed to determine the right-sized heating, ventilating and cooling (HVAC) system for your home. It’s just one of the many steps to increasing your home’s energy efficiency and comfort. The WellHome teams’s HVAC services will position your home in the right direction.

The thinking behind heating, cooling and home performance.

Big appliances don't mean bigger performance.

If an HVAC system is too large for a home, it may never run at optimum efficiency. If it’s too small, it might not keep you comfortable and frequent HVAC services may be needed. A right-sized7 heating, ventilating and cooling (HVAC) system is the most energy-efficient and comfortable solution for your home.

Sometimes a new HVAC system isn't required - just simple HVAC services.

Our home assessment determines if replacing your furnace, boiler or air-conditioner will make your home more comfortable and energy efficient. And whether duct tightening and insulation will make further energy-efficiency improvements. Big improvement project? Let us handle the details.

Big improvement project? Let us handle the details.

Have confidence when the WellHome Team handles larger home performance projects. We’ll recommend the right-sized7 unit equipment, handle installations and optimize energy savings by performing smaller HVAC services or improvements like duct tightening and air sealing.

Contact a WellHome Advisor to schedule a home assessment today.

The all-in-one home performance solution.

1. Assess

We assess your home for common causes of poor home performance.

2. Recommend

We recommend ways to improve your home’s comfort and energy efficiency.

3. Install

Our team or one of our service providers will perform the installations you select.

Common myths about heating and cooling systems.

An extra-powerful air conditioning unit means a cooler home.

Not true. Oversized equipment short-cycles and never runs long enough to reach its most efficient levels or pull moisture out of the air. The equipment also runs more frequently and wears down faster.

Heating or cooling always accounts for 50% of home energy use.

Not true. You can significantly lower energy consumption, by choosing the right-sized7 equipment, and performing other improvements.

An energy-efficient furnace or air conditioner always reduces utility bills.

Not always true. If your ducts aren't properly sealed or if insulation and windows aren't optimized for energy efficiency, a new, energy-efficient furnace or air conditioner may not significantly lower your energy consumption.

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