HVAC System Diagnostics (New or Existing Homes) = Certified Comfort System
Even good installers can miss things. Once the home’s comfort system has been installed, it should be tested to make sure it is operating properly. Organizations like the Residential Energy Services Network (RESNET) and North America Technician Excellence (NATE) train home energy raters to test homes for HVAC performance, as well as for energy efficiency, health, safety, and durability. Testing by these certified third-party home raters can verify that a home is meeting the HVAC and other performance requirements of state and local building codes and of home-performance programs like ENERGY STAR Certified Homes.
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Certified comfort systems are installed by accredited contractors and independently verified for professional installation. What this means to you is greater assurance your home’s comfort system is installed to the highest standards. Wouldn’t you agree comfort is too important to leave to chance?