Today, you have a lot of options for how you cool your home.
At Stone Cold, we believe in using only the most innovative and efficient cooling technology available.
Carrier Infinity Series Air Conditioners
Although we install and service all makes and models of air conditioners, there’s something different about a Carrier air conditioning system. Carrier delivers more than assembled pieces and parts, they deliver products that use the most innovative cooling technology available today. Carrier Infinity Series Air Conditioners represent the very latest in home cooling technology and the best in energy efficiency.
Benefits of an Infinity Series Air Conditioner
- Efficiency ratings of up to 21 SEER
- Different sizes to fit any home
- Increased dehumidification with two-stage compressors
- Extremely quiet operation (as low as 65 decibels)
- ENERGY STAR qualified
- Integration with other Carrier Infinity Series products for enhanced comfort control and efficiency
- Control your air conditioner from anywhere with an Infinity Series Control with Remote Access
- Non-ozone depleting Puron® refrigerant
Carrier Performance Series Air Conditioners
For those looking to increase their air conditioner’s energy efficiency at an affordable price, we highly recommend Carrier Performance Series Air Conditioners. With two-stage and single-stage models available, there is an option to fit any home and any budget.
Benefits of a Performance Series Air Conditioner:
- Efficiency ratings of up to 18 SEER
- Two-stage compressor available for increased energy efficiency and dehumidification
- ENERGY STAR qualified models available
- Quiet operation (quieter than most dishwashers)
- Non-ozone depleting Puron® refrigerant
The Consequences of Buying a Cheaper Air Conditioning System:
John Ruskin (1819-1900), British philosopher and artist wrote, “It is unwise to pay too much, but it’s unwise to pay too little… when you pay too little, you sometimes lose everything, because the thing you bought was incapable of doing the thing you bought it to do.” This holds true today, and here are some of the consequences of paying too little:
- High heating and cooling bills
- Shortened equipment life
- Frequent breakdowns
- Comfort problems
- Unsafe operation
- General frustration and, overall, poor return on investment
