People who are not respected with how Heating and A/C units toil may guess that in any case, a larger component is better. The larger your Heating and A/C component is, the faster it will heat or cool your home, and thus, the more efficient it will be, right? Surely, a big component in a small condo will mean that the big component will not have to toil as hard or long to heat or cool the house. It may even last longer as a result… Unfortunately, it is not that simple… Properly sizing your temperature control component for your condo is particularly pressing. If the Heating and A/C component in question is too large or too small, in both cases, your energy costs will go up. How on Earth could that be the case? Well, the latter situation is honestly easier to understand. A small heating plus A/C component installed in a particularly large condo will have to toil harder in order to heat or cool all of that square footage. You might find is it has to run a nearly consistently in order to get to the desired temperature throughout the home. So larger is better, right? Not necessarily. If a large Heating and A/C component is able to heat or cool a condo in no time at all then it will turn off about as fast as it turned on. Having the component consistently turn on and off just isn’tfantastic for the system. Furthermore, because the component is on for such a short amount of time, it might be making the condo cooler on a tepid and humid day, but it is not running long enough to get rid of the humidity as well. As a result, your condo can feel cool and damp!