A home purchase is the most significant investment that you will ever make. The process of buying a home is extensive and involves all kinds of inspections and legal paperwork. When you put the offer in on the home, you will wonder about everything related to the structure to transfer funds. The one thing you will want to inspect is the HVAC system. Here are some ways that you can keep your stress level at a minimum. 

What You Can Do To Make Sure Things Are in Great Shape

You will want to take time when looking at the house on your initial walk-through. There are a lot of things that will need to be looked at. But of all of those items, the HVAC system should never be overlooked.

• You will want to ask questions about the HVAC system. Be sure to ask about the age of the unit and which company they have been using to service the equipment. Look at the thermostat to see if it has been programmed correctly and a repair record of the unit.
• You will want to perform a visual inspection of the entire system. Turn the unit on and look at the outside equipment. Listen for any sounds that do not sound right. You will also want to look for moisture around the lines. On the inside, look at the filter to see if it has been changed. Also, make sure the blower is not making any weird noises.
• You will also want to look at the energy labeling on the inside unit. The label will tell you the size of the unit and the amount of energy that it will consume while running. This information will come in handy if there is ever a need to replace the unit.
• Go throughout the house while the unit is running and observe how much air flows into each room. If there are any significant temperature differences, you might ask to have the unit inspected before taking possession of the home.

There are a lot of things to look at when it comes time to buy your home. It is always a good idea to visually inspect everything before agreeing to make the purchase. Just do not forget to inspect the HVAC system. If you need an inspection team to help you with your purchase, call Guaranteed Heating & Cooling today. Our team of experts can help you determine just how much life is left in the equipment that you will rely on for your comfort needs. Call us today and let us help you at a time when you need it the most.