Comfort™ 14 Central Air Conditioner Is your Carrier® product eligible for a state or local rebate? Heat Pump Fly Through 2,901 posts, read 4,700,020 times 654 posts, read 940,305 times You posted about this before why are you doing it again? Boy even this one looks strangely familiar....Upgrade to 16 seer in new build? "{Builder] uses 14 SEER (actually 14.5 as indicated on the EnergyGuide labels on ours) as their standard, however, if you want to upgrade to 16 SEER, I'd say go ahead." Originally Posted by youthinkso "[builder] uses 14 SEER (actually 14.5 as indicated on the EnergyGuide labels on ours) as their standard, however, if you want to upgrade to 16 SEER, I'd say go ahead." Yes, but I just want an opinion from someone who has expert advice, where I can calculate the numbers. I didn't give any information in my previous post whether or not it was worth it. BTW, we decided not to upgrade the ceiling insulation, since much of the attic heat is deflected by the LP TechShield radiant barrier.

5,037 posts, read 5,685,429 times Originally Posted by CheyDeeYou almost made my cofffee spew out my nose with that one! OP, am I understanding this correctly: You advised someone else to upgrade from the 14 to 16 SEER and now you're asking if it's worth it? I wasn't advising it, I simply told the user to go ahead if he/she wants to. Originally Posted by Pink Jazz I beg your pardon. "I'd say go ahead" to their question "Upgrade to 16 seer in new build?" was indeed advising them to upgrade. Why would you tell someone to "go ahead" and make the upgrade, then question if you should make the same upgrade? If you review the thread linked by youthinkso, you will find people's opinions and rationale. One difference here is that we are upsizing to a larger house, and would specifically like to know if upgrading the SEER will give us the same or lower cooling costs as we have now. The 10-foot ceilings and slightly higher R-value for the walls should also be a factor.

Also, I forgot to mention, our new house will have Paramount's "Cool Ray" windows, which have a lower SHGC than the standard Low-E windows that our current house has. 66 posts, read 98,242 times Pink Jazz, I did upgrade to the 16 SEER in my home (2155 SQFT). I have not lived in the house long enough to see if it helps at all (2 weeks). But, you can’t go wrong when you upgrade to something that saves on energy cost. When we built our house I upgrade everything I could for the insulation and added sunscreens. I would recommend insulation in the attic. Even with the radiant barrier, go up to you attic in the summer time and see how hot it is in there. If you get the insulation in the attic that will help prevent that heat transferring to your living space. 9,732 posts, read 13,384,463 times Single-Packaged Products with Energy-Saving Features and Puron® refrigerant.14.2-14.5 SEER / 12.0 EERFactory-Installed TXVECM Motor-StandardLow Sound LevelsFEATURES/BENEFITSOne-piece cooling unit with optional electric heater, low sound levels, easy installation, low maintenance, and dependable performance.

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