Short homeowner-focused explanation of HVAC load analysis: the presenter explains that a load analysis requires measuring the home (size), windows, doors, insulation, and orientation (which direction the front door faces) to calculate the correct HVAC unit size. The speaker notes that although replacement units are usually the same size, state rules require a load analysis to determine the proper size.
The reason we need to measure home is to do a load analysis on your home. Now, 99.9% of the time when we replace your unit, it's going to be the exact same size. Yes, that is true, but in this state, you have to do what's called a load analysis, which measure the home, measure the windows, measure doors, measure insulation, see what direction the front door is facing, south, north, east, west, whatever that's going to affect the load. That's going to determine, after you do all those calculations, what size unit you need.
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