In with the Ultimate

Our Ultimate comfort system comes on gently, heating at a low fire and warms the exchanger, then the blower gently starts to turn and slowly, gradually increases speed to evenly distribute the warm air through your home without creating drafts. During this time it is using just a small portion of gas and electricity. If it senses it is not getting the job done then it gently increases it's output to a higher level until it does, but most often it stays on low fire. The same is true with cooling. Your A/C unit needs to handle the heat when we get the occasional 98 or 101 degree day, but on the other days when 85 is more common, your existing unit comes on at full speed and shuts back off before having a chance to remove the troublesome Midwest humidity. Just like its heating counterpart, this unit comes on gently at a lower capacity, again using a fraction of the electricity both on the outside unit and also the indoor blower motor removing an incredibly high amount of humidity while doing so, but with the capability of throttling up to full capacity when the weather demands it.