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Having a finished basement is a great way to add to your living space without the cost of adding a new room to your home. If you’re thinking of remodeling your basement, you’ll want it to be comfortable so make sure that you’re equipped with a functional HVAC unit. With the right system in place, you can have quality climate control in your new space year-round.

How to Extend Your Current HVAC System

HVACIf you already have an HVAC system in your home, you may be able to use it in your newly renovated basement. Check with a contractor to see if your current system can handle the additional capacity, based on your current system’s BTU’s and the square footage of your basement. 

Even if your current HVAC can handle the additional space, you’ll likely need to install additional vents and ductwork in the basement to ensure proper airflow delivery. This option is still preferable for many homeowners because they’ll only have one system to worry about.

How to Choose a New System

If your current HVAC system isn’t up to the task, you can either upgrade to a system with increased BTUs or install a secondary system designed for the basement. 

One popular option is to install a ductless mini-split system in the basement. This option will save you space since you won’t have to install additional ductwork. It can also reduce installation costs and give you more customized temperature control in the basement for improved household energy efficiency.

 

No matter what your HVAC needs may be, you can count on C & S Heating & Cooling to get the job done. Serving St. Charles County, MO for over 30 years, these experienced NATE-certified HVAC contractors provide reliable work for jobs big and small. To learn more about their services and special offers, visit them online or call (636) 327-4238.

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