Homeowners and businesses choose Environmental Heating & Air Solutions for custom VRF system installations in Roseville, CA. A VRF HVAC system installation is among the most energy-efficient cooling and heating solutions available. It’s a viable option as your primary HVAC system, whether you have a new home or an older house without ducts. VRF is a smart choice for multi-family residences, including condominiums and apartment complexes. It’s also an option as an add-on for home additions, finished basements, garages, sunrooms, and many other hard-to-cool spaces.
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A variable refrigerant flow (VRF) system is similar to a mini-split HVAC system. These systems have one or more outdoor units connected to one or more indoor units. An outdoor unit houses a condenser coil, compressor pump, and compressor fan. An indoor unit houses an evaporator coil, a blower, a condensate drain line, and a thermostat. These components allow the system to provide cooling during summer and heating during winter.
What differentiates VRF HVAC systems from mini-splits is their variable refrigerant flow. Mini-splits can serve multiple indoor units or heads from a single outdoor unit. That said, it delivers the same refrigerant pressure to all those heads. You may, for instance, have one zone set to 70 degrees Fahrenheit and another to 75 degrees Fahrenheit. The flow will be the same for both. With a VRF HVAC system, the flows vary as needed. That results in higher efficiency, lower energy consumption, and smaller electric bills.
The typical setup in a home will have approximately four zones, but you can have more than that. Most residential condenser units support up to eight heads out of the box. There are options for larger homes that need more zones. One option is to install two or more outdoor condenser units in a series to achieve the head limit you need for your home.
Many VRF systems have Wi-Fi capabilities that allow for remote access and control. As your VRF HVAC contractor, we can also install one or more smart thermostats in your home. You could, for example, have an upstairs thermostat and a downstairs thermostat to provide you with home-wide control.
Wall units are the most prevalent option for the indoor heads. Ceiling mounting is a popular alternative. That includes drop-down cassette units, which are ideal for open layouts. We also install floor units for living areas with limited wall and ceiling space.
There are many potential benefits of VRF HVAC systems.
Quieter operation
Lower energy bills
Personalized comfort
Smaller carbon footprint
Rebates and other energy incentives
Cooling and heating in one HVAC solution
Trusted VRF HVAC System Installation
Our company has more than 15 years of experience serving Northern California. We are a Pearl-certified VRF HVAC contractor and have many awards. Those include a Lennox Circle of Excellence award and a National Small Business Week Contractor of the Year award. For installations, we offer in-person consultations at no cost and without obligation. During your appointment, we can discuss energy incentives and flexible financing available on approved credit.
Environmental Heating & Air Solutions is the premier HVAC company for VRF system installation in Roseville and throughout the surrounding areas. To schedule an on-site installation consultation, call us today or book your appointment online.
