Benefits of an Air Handler

For nearly ten years, Budget Air Supply has been providing customers with low-cost solutions for repairs, parts, supplies, installations, and services. We started as a simple idea back in 2008 when the owner of Budget Air Supply became understandably frustrated when he had a broken air conditioner and no AC companies willing to help him. Because of this bad experience, Budget Air Supply was developed and founded in Davenport, Florida. Today, we have warehouses and offices in Florida, Nevada, and Kansas, and a website that services people from all across the United States with all of their heating and air conditioning system needs. While you have probably heard of much of our inventory including products like air conditioners, thermostats, and condensers, we also carry products such as Cooper-Hunter mini splits/ductless units, Goodman 2 ton air handler, and oxygen acetylene welding kits that are typically uncommon for ordinary manufacturers.


While many of our customers are interested in our HVAC (heating, ventilation, air conditioner) systems, many consumers aren’t familiar with a system called an air handler that ensures your HVAC system is being properly regulated and circulated throughout your business or home. There are many benefits of air handlers, some of which we listed below:

1. Energy Efficient: Each time you turn your HVAC system on, it uses quite a bit of energy in order to keep your home comfortable, which can also raise energy costs. Many air handler systems prove to be energy efficient since it controls the air consistently throughout your home/business. Since the air will be consistently controlled because of the air handler, you will not have to continue turning your HVAC system on and off whenever it gets too cold/hot. With the help of an air handler, your system will remain consistent without raising energy costs.

2. Air Quality: Since an air handler keeps the air constantly circulating throughout your home, the air is less likely to collect dust in one particular area or become stagnant. The air from your home will constantly be running and circulating throughout your home and air handler, which will additionally remove unhealthy particles or moisture that is common without an air handler.

3. Quiet: Air handlers can surprisingly make your HVAC system much more quieter than usual. A normal system without one will usually turn on and off whenever the temperature raises or lowers, which can sometimes be noisy. Having one, however, will regulate air flow and temperature and will therefore reduce the amount of noise and the amount of times your system needs to start or stop.

These are just a few benefits for adding an air handler to your HVAC system. At Budget Air Supply, we carry Goodman air handlers, including the Goodman 5 ton and Goodman 2 ton air handler, which are newer models that are 4-way multi positional and can direct airflow in an up-flow direction, down-flow direction, or horizontal direction. If you have any questions regarding our air handler products or our products in general, please call us at 855-473-6484, email us at contact@budgetairsupply.com, or send us a message via our ‘Contact Us’ page on our website at BudgetAirSupply.com.

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