SEER is the acronym for Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio and tells you how energy efficient your air conditioner is. The higher the SEER rating, the less energy your air conditioner consumes. Ever wondered how much money in electricity you could save by upgrading your air conditioner? Not sure if you should upgrade to a 14 SEER or 25 SEER air conditioner? Or do you just want to find out how much of your utility bill goes into cooling your home? Find out quickly by using our exclusive SEER Savings Calculator! Using it calculator is very easy: Just drag the sliders! AC Tonnage represents the size of your air conditioner (usually measured in Tons). If you don’t know the size of your Air Conditioner, you can use our Tonnage Calculator to find out within seconds. If you have questions or are looking for a more detailed estimate, please don’t hesitate to contact us. In Electricity Per YearAlso based on yearly cooling hours typical for AK - FairbanksAL - BirminghamAL - HuntsvilleAL - MobileAL - MontgomeryAR - Fort SmithAR - Little RockAZ - FlagstaffAZ - PhoenixAZ - TucsonAZ - WinslowAZ - YumaCA - Beverly HillsCA - Los AngelesCA - Palm SpringsCA - SacramentoCA - San DiegoCA - San FranciscoCA - StocktonCO - AlamosaCO - Colorado SpringsCO - DenverCO - Grand JunctionCO - PuebloCT - BridgeportCT - HartfordDC - WashingtonDE - WilmingtonFL - Daytona BeachFL - Fort MyersFL - GainesvilleFL - JacksonvilleFL - Key WestFL - MiamiFL - OrlandoFL - PensacolaFL - TallahasseeFL - TampaFL - W. Palm BeachGA - AthensGA - AtlantaGA - AugustaGA - ColumbusGA - MaconGA - SavannahHI - HiloHI - HonoluluIA - Des MoinesIA - DubuqueIA - Sioux CityIA - WaterlooID - BoiseID - LewistonID - PocatelloIL - ChicagoIL - MolineIL - PeoriaIL - RockfordIL - SpringfieldIN - EvansvilleIN - Fort WayneIN - IndianapolisIN -

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The straightforward answer is that it costs a lot more than you should spend repairing an old ac unit. Unless your air conditioner is new enough that the cost of both the parts and the labor to install the new compressor is covered under warranty - it’s almost always a bad idea to spend the money replacing the compressor. To have a well-known, reputable heating and air company in Denver replace your compressor is typically going to cost between $2,200 - $2,800. A handful of the biggest companies in Denver can charge more than $2,800. Keep in mind… the size of the company and the level of service they are structured to provide affects the price for any type of air conditioning repair. Spending $2,200 - $2,800 for a new compressor into an ac unit is pretty close to just lighting money on fire in my opinion. That’s 1/2 the cost of replacing your entire air conditioning system (a new condenser and evaporative coil) and you still have an old air conditioner, it just has a new compressor in it.

A good analogy would be putting a new transmission in a car that already has 200,000 miles on the engine. You can be pretty sure something else is going to go wrong with it before long. Most of the top air conditioner manufacturers back their units with a 10-Year Parts Warranty and a 1-Year Labor Warranty. However, some manufacturers only provide a 5-Year Parts Warranty. If the compressor in your air conditioner goes bad within the first 12 months, it’s a no-brainer - just call the company that installed it and you shouldn’t have to pay anything to have the compressor replaced. If your compressor goes bad sometime between the 2nd and 10th year after installation of your central air conditioner, the cost of the compressor itself can still be covered under warranty, but you will have to cover the cost of the labor to replace the compressor. You can expect to pay a well-known, reputable Denver air conditioning contractor between $1,500 - $2,000 just for the labor. If your air conditioner if not more than 7-8 years old - and all the other components are in good shape, it may not be the worst financial decision in the world to replace your compressor if you only have to pay for the labor.

Obviously individual financial circumstances have to be taken into consideration, and sometimes you have to choose the lesser of two evils. If you’re air conditioner is 10 years old then you would absolutely want to replace the entire air conditioning system instead of installing a new compressor. Air conditioning manufacturers typically do not honor warranty claims on equipment that has not been properly maintained or neglected. This is why it’s so important to have annual maintain performed on both your furnace and your air conditioner. Shameless Plug Alert: American Standard provides a 12-Year Warranty on the compressors inside their air conditioning units. Full Disclosure: Altitude Comfort is an authorized American Standard dealer, and it’s our most popular brand by far. People often are confused by the technical names for the components of their air conditioning system, and they’ll refer to their outside unit (the condenser) as their compressor. Just so we’re all on the same page...