AC Equipment & Sales

Your investment in an efficient heating and cooling system can keep your family comfortable even during the hottest or coldest of days. Proper operation of your heating system or cooling system isn’t just about comfort- it can also affect your family’s safety.

Imagine being without heating on those below freezing days of winter or without cooling on those sweltering days of summer. If you need to replace your home’s heating and cooling system, turn to Broward Factory Service, the company you know and trust, for free in home HVAC estimates and the exceptional quality and valve you have come to except.

Your new high efficient heating and cooling system can keep your family comfortable through all changes in season, while saving you money by helping to reduce high energy cost.

With professional installation of your HVAC heating and cooling systems, Broward Factory Service has over 18 locations through out six states, we are one of the largest HVAC contractors around and that’s why we can take care of all your needs, we are fully license and bonded.

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Things You Should Know Before You Make Your Investment

1. How long has your hvac contactor been in business
2. Are they license and bonded
3. Will they be there when you need them the most
4. Size or tons of existing A/C unit
5. Have you remodeled your home?
6. Have you added an addition?
7. Does your current A/C run all the time?
8. Has your electric bill gone up?
9. Is your current air conditioner capable of pulling the temperature below 75°?
10. Are there any areas in your home that ever get too warm or too cold?
11. Does your home get muggy or musty at certain times of the year?
12. What is the condition of the ductwork?
    a) Old ductwork may be leaking air into your attic increasing your electric bill
13. Does anyone in your family have allergies to mold,pollen,dust,pet dander
14. Is there mold in your duct
15. Does the noise of the current system bother you
16. Do you have a maintenance agreement on your current system

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