When I first looked into a central cooling plan for my home, I assumed a larger device would be better. I have since learned that an oversized air conditioner is just a giant mistake. The plan cools down the loft too swiftly plus then shuts down. The short cycling puts excessive strain on components, causes temperature fluctuations plus doesn’t allow for enough running time to dehumidify the air. I’d end up paying higher utility bills, frequent repair costs plus living with an uncomfortable house. Plus, because the plan is powering on and off constantly, so it won’t last as long. Bigger air conditioners also cost more to purchase plus install. I did some research plus learned that the standard way to size an air conditioner plan is through a Manual J load calculation. This accurately determines how much cooling the certain loft legitimately needs. It is usually completed with a laptop program, however still requires quite a bit of time plus effort. This is why many suppliers simply rely on the home’s square footage to determine sizing. Square footage fails to factor in insulation levels, window types, the home’s orientation, plus occupancy. By doing my homework, I knew the right questions to ask the various Heating, Ventilation, plus A/C suppliers I called for an estimate. I chose a Heating, Ventilation, plus A/C supplier who not only uses the Manual J load calculation, but is also factory authorized plus offers a 100% joy guarantee. I spent a bit more for a top-of-the-line model, however am totally blissful with the operation of my new central cooling system. My loft remains perfectly comfortable, no matter the outside weather, plus my weekly utility bills are satisfactory.