Navigating High-Desert HVAC: Why Modern Inverter Tech and Proper Load Sizing Matter

Homeowners in the High Desert navigate a distinct set of climate demands. Albuquerque's elevation—sitting over 5,000 feet above sea level—presents an environment where summers bring intense solar radiation and dry heat, while winter nights drop well below freezing. In this dual-climate region, traditional single-stage heating and cooling systems often struggle. Standard HVAC units operate on an…