Puyallup HVAC Financing
Affordable Options for Your HVAC Repair or Replacement
Getting a heating and air conditioning system repaired or replaced can be expensive, but financing options can help make these services more affordable.
Financing options are available to accommodate almost any budget, helping you spread out your payments over time so that you're not stuck with one large bill all at once.
Most financing plans also offer attractive interest rates, making it even more affordable to finance your HVAC services. Not only will financing options help make the payments more manageable, but they can also help relieve some of the financial stress associated with large repair or replacement projects.
If you're considering financing an HVAC system service, consider the options available to you through Rainier Heating & Cooling LLC. We’ve partnered with OPTIMUS to bring you the OPTIMUS Difference. With a prequalification process that won’t impact your credit score, you can secure the financing you need to afford your next HVAC service.
Current Service Finance Options
- 25 Months, Zero Interest with 25 Equal Monthly Payments OAC
- 6.99% APR, 3mths No Interest, No Payments for 120 Months OAC
For more information about your HVAC financing options in Puyallup, contact Rainier Heating & Cooling LLC online!
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Frequently Asked Questions
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What maintenance does a UV Air Purifier require?
Your UV Air Purifier requires little maintenance. Simply replace the bulb once per year, or once every two years depending on the model.
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What is the purpose of a furnace filter?
You may not find the filter in your home or business to be very important, but you should! There are actually 3 ways air can get filtered-1) through your AC filter, 2) it will get filtered through the AC coil and 3) it will get filtered again through YOURS and YOUR FAMILY'S lungs! Furnace manufacturers put inexpensive fiberglass filters into their furnaces to remove airborne particles that might damage the fan and the heating coil. Particle buildup can also decrease the efficiency of your furnace, as the furnace has to work harder to pull air through the return. More expensive filters can also improve the air quality in your house by removing pollen, bacteria and mold spores from the air. Don't let YOUR lungs be the filter for your air conditioner! Use the maximum efficiency filter designed for your system.This is especially important if you or someone in your family suffers from allergies or respiratory illnesses. If you do not know which filter that may be, then just ask us, we will be glad to point you in the right direction!
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What is the average life of a system?
Most systems have a lifetime of 10 to 15 years, with gas furnaces lasting 20-25 years. As your equipment gets older, its efficiency can decrease dramatically. You may notice that it gets noisier and needs repairs more often. If you live near bodies of water or the ocean, your system’s life expectancy may be drastically shortened due to the harsh environment. If your system is over 10 years old, you should have your system checked for maintenance or replacement.
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What is an Air Handler?
An air handler is usually a large metal box containing a blower, heating or cooling elements, filter racks or chambers, sound attenuators, and dampers. Air handlers usually connect to a ductwork ventilation system that distributes the conditioned air through the building and returns it to the AHU. In some instances, with a ductless mini or multi-split the air handler may NOT require a duct system at all, therefore the name, ductless.
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Why is it important to have regular maintenance on my home comfort system?
You wouldn’t buy a brand-new car and expect to never have to put air in the tires, change the oil and check out any unusual noises, would you? In the same way that an automobile requires periodic maintenance for optimal performance, a home comfort system should be regularly inspected by a qualified technician.
