Sizing your equipment is an important factor when it comes to utilizing the Shop Ship Install Method. Your personal knowledge of the proper sized equipment is a critical factor when it comes to a worry free shopping experience here at Comfort 1 Group. Lucky for you we made it easy for you to obtain the knowledge you need to get through this important critical step - now you may already know the size of A/C, furnace and amount of BTU’s you need for your home, if so proceed to the Shop page
If in fact you don’t know these factors, then there are three ways you can obtain the knowledge you need to start shopping and SAVE BIG!
- Take advantage of our sizing chart below, this chart will help you obtain the information you need to start shopping for the proper size products and equipment for your home.
- Our video tutorial will explain to you how to size your equipment that’s already operating in you home. Emily will explain and show you what to look for in this informative presentation, Don’t be intimated! It’s easy.
- Of course you can bypass it all with a free in home consult. We will give you all the pertinent information you need so you too can have a worry free shopping experience. It’s always fun when you are saving big money. Also, helping you choose a new system that’s compatible to your home is another advantage to an in home consult. Keep in mind also when you choose to do business with Comfort 1 Group, there is no sales pressure. We can inform you and arm you with our expertise, but we cannot sell you anything. You have to go online and by it yourself. That is the meat of your savings. This is the advantage of using the Shop Ship Install Method.
Sq. FT for A/C | Ton |
750 to 1000 | 2 Ton |
1050 to 1400 | 2.5 Ton |
1450 to 1700 | 3 Ton |
1750 to 1900 | 3.5 Ton |
1950 to 2200 | 4 Ton |
2250 + | 5 Ton |
Typical Tonnage for A/C in the Midwest Climate | |
BTU’s for Furnace (Heat) | |
Sq. FT | BUT’s |
500 to 700 | 40k to 60k |
900 to 1000 | 45k to 70k |
1000 to 1200 | 60k to 75k |
1200 to 1500 | 60k to 90k |
1500 to 2000 | 90k to 115k |
2000 to 2500 | 100k to 120k |
2700 to 3000 | 135k to 180k |
1000 to 1200 |
BTU Heating Calculator