AC Installation

When your air conditioner is no longer keeping up or has failed completely, a full AC installation is the next step. You might be dealing with a system that is too old to repair efficiently, or you want to take advantage of modern, more efficient equipment. This is a major home improvement that directly affects your comfort and energy bills, so understanding the process helps you make an informed decision.

Our crew starts by removing the old indoor and outdoor units, then checks the existing ductwork and electrical connections. We run new refrigerant lines, install the new condenser and air handler, and wire the thermostat and disconnect. The system is evacuated, charged with refrigerant, and tested for proper airflow, temperature drop, and refrigerant pressures before we call it done.

A straight swap of like equipment is the simplest job. Costs and time go up when the new system is a different size, requires ductwork modifications, or needs a new pad or location. Access to the attic or crawlspace, the condition of the existing electrical panel, and whether the old refrigerant lines are compatible all affect how long the crew is on site and what materials are needed.

On installation day, we protect floors and doorways with drop cloths and move furniture as needed. We clean up all debris, old equipment, and packaging before we leave. Before we arrive, you should clear the area around the indoor and outdoor units. After the job, you can expect the system to run quietly and cool evenly, with no unusual noises or smells.