Should You Repair or Replace Your Pennsylvania HVAC System?
The Rule of $5,000 will help you decide.
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Other Factors to Consider for Repair
or Replacement
The Rule of $5,000 is a helpful starting point, but there are other factors to consider
when deciding whether to repair or replace, including:
| Signs to Repair | Signs to Replace |
|---|---|
| Your system has an active warranty. (The cost to repair might be covered.) | Your system’s warranty has expired. |
| Your system is under 10 years old. | Your system is over 10 years old. |
| Your system has needed fewer than 3 repairs in the last 3 years. | You’ve had your system repaired 3 or more times in the last 3 years. |
| Your system has mostly performed well until now. | Your system has shown signs of decline, such as:
|
| You’re likely to move in the next 7 years. | You plan on living in your home for at least 7 more years. |
| You’ve been satisfied overall with your current system. | You’re looking to upgrade to a more energy-efficient system. |
| An HVAC professional has confirmed your system is the right size for my home. | Your system might not be the right size to keep up with your needs (either due to improper initial install or house remodels). |
| The issue is minor & easily fixed. | Your system uses R-22 refrigerant. Note: This harmful refrigerant is being phased out. It might be impossible to repair. |
Whether you need a quick repair or a new system (or you’re still not sure!), reach out to Spurk HVAC. A Spurk
technician will assess your system and discuss your options.
Other Factors to Consider for Repair or Replacement
The Rule of $5,000 is a helpful starting point, but there are other factors to consider
when deciding whether to repair or replace, including:
| Signs to Repair | Signs to Replace |
|---|---|
| Your system has an active warranty. (The cost to repair might be covered.) | Your system’s warranty has expired. |
| Your system is under 10 years old. | Your system is over 10 years old. |
| Your system has needed fewer than 3 repairs in the last 3 years. | You’ve had your system repaired 3 or more times in the last 3 years. |
| Your system has mostly performed well until now. | Your system has shown signs of decline, such as:
|
| You’re likely to move in the next 7 years. | You plan on living in your home for at least 7 more years. |
| You’ve been satisfied overall with your current system. | You’re looking to upgrade to a more energy-efficient system. |
| An HVAC professional has confirmed your system is the right size for my home. | Your system might not be the right size to keep up with your needs (either due to improper initial install or house remodels). |
| The issue is minor & easily fixed. | Your system uses R-22 refrigerant. Note: This harmful refrigerant is being phased out. It might be impossible to repair. |
Whether you need a quick repair or a new system (or you’re still not sure!), reach out to Spurk HVAC. A Spurk technician will assess your system and discuss your options.
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We know HVAC replacements aren’t cheap, and we don’t want the cost to delay your comfort. With our flexible financing options, you can get the service you need, when you need it.