Savings
What is your old AC really costing you?
Your state, your bill, and about how old the system is. We fill in the rest — no efficiency ratings required.
Texas homes run air conditioning 8+ months a year — cooling is the biggest line on the power bill.
About your home
A system this old usually works harder every summer, and a mid-season breakdown gets more likely.
Extra you may be spending in Texas
$121/mo
About a 48% cut to what cooling takes from your bill.
$1,107
this year
$13,068
over 10 years, with buyback
Plus a $2,000 buyback on your old system when you upgrade with Novas.
Where that number comes from
- About $86/mo less on electricity during cooling season.
- Room for one serious repair over the next decade — those often land around $4,200.
- A $2,000 credit when the old unit comes out.
Same house. A new system does the same job with less work.
Yours today
Worn in
A new Novas system
High efficiency
The week you don't want
$4,200
Typical compressor or leak — often in July
After about a decade, that bill usually lands on the hottest week, when you have the least leverage. It's already in the estimate above.
Estimates only. We assume a typical system for its age, 2.5% efficiency loss per year on unserviced equipment, a $4,200 major-repair cost avoided over 10 years on systems 10+ years old, and average Texas cooling costs and season length. $2,000 buyback is a one-time credit with a qualifying purchase. Actual savings vary by home, usage, and utility rates.