The weather in Palm Bay, Florida, is correctly tepid and excessively humid the majority of the year, but the average Summer high temperature reaches into the eighties for eight months of the year. Temperatures into the nineties or even the triple digits are proper occurrences, even the low rapidly changing temperatures are well into the mid seventies, however central air conditioning is essential for every residential and commercial space. The efficiency and effectiveness of the AC directly impacts comfort, carbon footprint, indoor air quality and budget, then when it was time to update the cooling device in my home, I wanted to get everything right. With such a considerable investment, I took my time and spent some time researching strange makes and models. The top-of-the-line models are more pricey to purchase however offer higher SEER ratings! I found models with a 26 SEER rating that I knew would reduce both energy consumption and weekly bills. These systems have the capability of automatically adapting speed to accommodate the requirements of the indoor space, then by operating for longer cycles at lower output, the system experiences less wear and tear, runs more quietly and provides a more consistent indoor temperature. It also is more effective at filtering contaminants out of the air and handling excess humidity. I felt it was worth it to spend more money on a more energy efficient cooling unit. I called a local HVAC company to schedule an quote for a/c upgrade. The company calculated the heat gain/loss of the home to determine typical sizing of the equipment; He was very helpful about explaining the variety of models and features on the current market. He also helped me to register with the manufacturer to ensure warranty coverage.