Kirkland Heating & Cooling Services 

Experienced HVAC Professionals in Seattle & Beyond 

Keeping the house cool in the summer and warm in the winter is an essential task for every homeowner. Unfortunately, this can take up a lot of time and money if you try to attempt this on your own, since repairing, maintaining, or installing HVAC systems is a lot of work. Fortunately, our experts at Legacy One Heating have the skills, experience, and tools you need. Keep your household comfortable and safe with our trusty Kirkland heating and cooling services.

Learn more about our free estimates by reaching out to us now at (425) 906-3447, or speak to one of our technicians online.

Types of Air Conditioners

Deciding on a new air conditioner can be challenging, but our specialists are ready to help. Depending on the layout of a home, as well as the household’s unique needs, residents may benefit from a large ductwork system or a more compact unit.

Our experts can explain the distinctions between AC options like: 

• Central air conditioners – One of the most popular types around, this AC is installed in a central location and uses ductwork to effectively distribute cool air throughout a home or building.
• Window air conditioners – Because they are installed in a window or a wall opening, these AC models are very compact. They typically cool one room or area and are relatively easy to install.
• Split air conditioners – This kind of air conditioner is composed of two units - one for the outdoors and the other for the indoors. The outdoor unit comprises the compressor and condenser, while the indoor unit comprises the evaporator and air handler, making it possible to cool multiple rooms simultaneously.

The Benefits of Ductless Mini Splits

While there are plenty of HVAC systems to choose from these days, ductless mini-splits certainly have several benefits over other types of models. First, they are highly efficient, as they don't experience the same energy loss that occurs with traditional ducted systems. On account of their smaller size, they offer greater flexibility in terms of placement, as they can be installed in areas where ductwork is difficult or even impossible to install. Additionally, because they can cool individual zones separately, they provide more precise temperature control to help reduce energy waste.