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Basic Services Price List for HVAC at the Jersey Shore:
HVAC services tailored to coastal properties. Pricing can vary based on the property size, specific needs, and local market rates, so feel free to adjust as needed.

  HVAC System Inspection and Tune-Up: Description: This service includes a thorough inspection of the HVAC system to ensure optimal performance, especially under coastal conditions. We clean filters, check for corrosion from salt air, and inspect the unit's wiring and connections to prevent breakdowns.   Price: $150 - $250.

  AC Coil Cleaning and Maintenance: Description: Salt air can lead to buildup on coils, reducing efficiency and potentially damaging the unit. This service includes deep cleaning of the coils to restore efficiency and prolong the life of the AC system.   Price: $100 - $200 per unit.

  Rust Prevention and Corrosion Protection: Description: Saltwater exposure can corrode HVAC units quickly. We apply a protective coating to vulnerable parts, helping to prevent rust and extend the unit's lifespan.   Price: $150 - $300, depending on the unit size.

  Ductwork Inspection and Sealing: Description: Moisture and salt in the air can lead to duct corrosion and leaks. Our technicians will inspect for any weak spots, seal leaks, and clean ductwork to improve air quality and system efficiency.   Price: $250 - $500.

  Dehumidifier Installation: Description: Coastal properties are prone to higher humidity, which can strain HVAC systems and lead to mold growth. We offer dehumidifier installation to help manage humidity levels, improving comfort and air quality.   Price: $800 - $1,200 (depending on system).

  Seasonal AC Shutdown and Startup Service: Description: For seasonal homes, we offer a specialized service to safely shut down and protect AC systems before winter, as well as a full inspection and startup in spring to ensure smooth operation.   Price: $150 - $300 per visit.

  Full HVAC System Replacement (Coastal-Resistant Models): Description: For units that have reached the end of their lifespan, we offer replacement with models designed for coastal environments, featuring corrosion-resistant materials.   Price: $3,000 - $10,000 (based on system size and requirements).

  Ventilation System Cleaning and Mold Prevention: Description: High humidity near the coast can lead to mold and mildew growth within the ventilation system, impacting air quality. We provide deep cleaning for vents and ductwork and apply a mold inhibitor to prevent future growth.   Price: $300 - $600 (depending on property size).

  Salt Air Filter Replacement and Maintenance: Description: Salt particles in the air can clog HVAC filters quickly. We offer a frequent filter replacement service with specially designed filters to capture more particles and improve system efficiency.   Price: $50 - $100 per visit.

  Seaside HVAC Maintenance Package: Description: Our comprehensive maintenance package for coastal properties includes bi-annual inspections, rust prevention treatments, coil cleaning, and filter changes tailored to withstand salt air exposure. Ideal for owners looking for a full-service maintenance solution.   Price: $400 - $800 annually.

  Storm Preparation and Protection Service: Description: Coastal properties are more vulnerable to storms. This service includes securing outdoor units, adding protective covers, and elevating units if needed to prevent flood damage.   Price: $200 - $500.

  Energy Efficiency Assessment and Coastal Property Upgrades: Description: This service assesses the efficiency of your HVAC system and recommends upgrades suited to coastal environments. This includes identifying corrosion-resistant materials, weatherproofing, and advanced filters.   Price: $150 - $300 for assessment; upgrades priced separately based on recommendations.

  Air Quality Testing for Coastal Humidity: Description: Coastal humidity can contribute to lower indoor air quality. This service includes air quality testing to detect pollutants, allergens, and humidity levels, followed by recommendations to improve air quality.   Price: $200 - $400.

This expanded list gives customers a range of options, from basic to comprehensive services, specifically addressing the challenges faced by seashore properties.
 
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HVAC - Glossary of Terms:

Accumulator:  Tank on the suction side of a system that holds excess refrigerant to prevent slugging the compressor with liquid.
Air Conditioning
Air Quality Air Quality Survey. Consultation for people suffering from allergies, respiratory issues, asthma and poor indoor air quality.
Attic Fan
Boiler
Carbon Monoxide
Central Air Conditioning
CFM
Chimney
Cooling
Condenser: The part of a refrigeration system that gives up heat from the refrigerant and changes the refrigerant from a vapor to a liquid. Condensers can be either water cooled or air cooled.
Condensation Pump
Compressor: The heart of any refrigeration system that pumps the refrigerant.
(absorption systems that use ammonia or lithium bromide do not have compressors). Compressors can be reciprocating, rotary, scroll, disc, or screw.
Dehumidify, Dehumidifier,
Ductwork
Ductless System
Duct Cleaning
Diffuser
Electronic Air Filter
Energy Efficient, Energy Star
Exhaust Fan
Expansion Valve
Evaporator:   The part of a refrigeration system that gets cold. It is called the evaporator because it is the part of the system that evaporates the refrigerant from liquid to vapor.
Filter
Flex Dust
Forced air:   heating and or cooling system that connects to the conditioned space with duct-work that uses air as the moving fluid. The heating or cooling can come from any number of sources.
Fume Hood
Furnace
Gable Mounted
Gas, Natural
Grill, Vent Cover
Hard Start Kit
Heat Transfer
High Pressure Control
Hood,
HVAC(R): Heating Ventilation and Air Conditioning an R may be added to represent Refrigeration.
Heat Pump: Refrigeration device that can be used to move heat to or from air or water, or to or from air to water then the water is used to heat or cool air. In some parts of the world they are also known as "Reverse Cycle".
Igniter
Indoor coil: The coil on a heat pump that is located inside. This is so not to be confused with the evaporator on an air conditioning system.
Induct Alarm
Inline Duct Fans
Industrial Paddle Fans, Big Ass Fans.
Liquid Line
Louvers
Low Pressure Control
Make Up Air
Mechanical Contractor
Motor Starter
Oil, Fuel
Outdoor coil: The coil on a heat pump system that is located out side or in the ground loop of a ground sourced heat pump. This is so not to be confused with the condenser on an air conditioning system.
 
 
Packaged or self-contained: Refrigeration system where everything including the air moving hardware is kept in one box, such as a window air conditioner or a roof-top unit.
Pilot
Plenum
Power Supply
Radiant: System that uses hot surfaces to radiate or convect heat into the environment. Without the use of fans or blowers
Raised Platform
Receiver: Tank on the liquid side of a system that holds excess refrigerant in the system that needs to be there for proper operation.
Recirculation
Register
Restroom Ventilation
Refrigeration
Rooftop
Sight Glass
Sheet Metal
Spark Module
Split system: Refrigeration system where the refrigerant is piped from one part to another, such as residential heat pump or a/c system.
Temperature
Thermostat
Three-Phase
Thru-Wall Air Conditioner
Ventilator
Window Unit
Whole House Fan

Split System A Split System A/C uses the same operating system as the above. This system is usually installed where difficult locations and conditions exist. The indoor unit can be placed almost anywhere and same applies to the outdoor unit. These systems still have the two refrigerant lines and wiring between them. This system is usually the highest cost for equipment and installation. The same rules apply for size, location and heat pump availability.

A heat pump is an air conditioner running backwards. The difference between a heat pump and a normal air conditioner is that a heat pump can be used to provide both heating and cooling. The heat pump uses the same basic refrigeration cycle to do this. In other words, a heat pump can change which coil is hot and which coil is cold. This is normally achieved by a reversing valve which is set up at the unit controls and thermostat.

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