Professional AC Installation Services
Looking to install a brand new air conditioning system or replace your existing AC unit in Central Florida? Our expert team is ready to deliver exceptional service from your initial inquiry through the final installation steps.
- Complimentary estimates for new equipment
- Round-the-clock emergency assistance
- Interest-free financing options for new systems
Our Commitment to Quality
With over a decade of experience, our dedicated team focuses on restoring your home’s comfort efficiently and cost-effectively. We guarantee that our highly trained technicians will install your system to deliver peak performance and long-term reliability. Our goal is to ensure your system provides the cost-effective comfort and efficiency you deserve.
You can depend on our certified professionals to properly install central air conditioning systems, heat pumps, or ductless cooling solutions. From proper sizing through complete installation, we stand behind our promise that you’ll be fully satisfied with both the benefits and service you receive.
New Construction and Remodeling Solutions
Navigating the many options for an ideal cooling system for your home can feel overwhelming. We eliminate the confusion by determining which size, manufacturer, and model will best meet your specific requirements. We’ll ensure your system delivers the comfort you desire using your existing ductwork.
When necessary, we can modify your ducts to help you enjoy the comfort and system performance you expect. Our specialists will execute a flawless installation and ensure your system operates at maximum efficiency.
If you’re upgrading or replacing your current air conditioning system, our experts can safely remove and dispose of your old unit as part of our comprehensive service.
When to Consider Replacement
Even the most meticulously maintained air conditioner eventually requires replacement. But how do you determine whether to repair or replace your unit? Here are several key indicators that it’s time for a new system:
Your Air Conditioner is Approaching 10 Years Old
If your current HVAC system has been operating for a decade or longer, Energy Star (a federal program helping consumers make smarter, easier choices when purchasing energy-efficient products) recommends replacement. Many contemporary air conditioners can reduce your electricity costs by up to 20%. Even if your aging AC is inexpensive to repair, replacing it might yield greater long-term savings.
Your System Needs Frequent Servicing
Finding yourself scheduling minor repairs for your equipment on a regular basis? It may be more economical and less frustrating to invest in a newer, more reliable central air conditioning system.
Your Unit Requires Expensive Repairs
While replacing part or all of your HVAC system represents a significant investment, it often proves worthwhile if major repairs are needed to restore your current air conditioner to working condition. Financial experts suggest following the 50% rule—replace your air conditioner if repair costs equal or exceed half the price of a new unit. Experienced technicians recommend multiplying the repair cost by the number of years you’ve owned the system to help make this decision.
Your Air Conditioner Uses R-22 Refrigerant
R-22 is an ozone-depleting coolant formerly used in air conditioning equipment. The EPA mandated that R-22 production be phased out by 2020, after which no new or imported R-22 would be permitted in the United States. If your air conditioner relies on R-22, recharging it will become increasingly expensive. When facing a costly repair on an R-22 unit, it’s often wise to consider replacement.
If your cooling system is aging or repair costs are prohibitively high, we can work with you to find a solution matching your needs. We offer top-quality energy-efficient air conditioners and flexible payment and financing options.
Selecting the Ideal Air Conditioning System for Your Home
AC Fundamentals
Central air conditioning operates on principles similar to your refrigerator. When warm air passes over an evaporator coil in an air conditioning unit, heat energy transfers to the coolant inside the coil. A blower circulates the cooled, comfortable air throughout your home while the heat collected by the condenser is expelled outside.
Understanding Your Options: Which AC Unit Best Suits Your Home?
Two primary types of central air conditioning systems exist:
- Split System – The condenser and compressor are positioned outside the home, while the evaporator remains inside. Split systems are economical for households with an existing furnace but no air conditioner. This is the most common central air conditioning configuration.
- Packaged System – In this configuration, the central air conditioner, evaporator, condenser, and compressor are all contained within a single metal enclosure or cabinet. These units typically install on rooftops or concrete slabs adjacent to homes. Packaged systems eliminate the need for a separate furnace.
Determining the Appropriate Unit Size for Your Home
Larger isn’t always superior. In fact, an oversized air conditioning system for a particular space operates inefficiently and may create uncomfortable conditions. AC units remove both heat and humidity from rooms. However, if an oversized AC unit cools the space before adequately eliminating moisture, the resulting air can feel damp and clammy.
The ideal choice aligns with your home’s specific requirements. The government’s EnergyStar website provides a calculator and reference table with guidelines for matching home size to necessary cooling capacity. A professionally trained AC technician can also help determine the appropriate dimensions for your residence.
Efficiency and Its Financial Impact
Heating and cooling expenses constitute over half of typical energy costs. More efficient air conditioning units require less energy to perform effectively, resulting in reduced operating expenses. But how can you identify the most efficient central air conditioners when selecting the best option for your home?
SEER (Seasonal Energy Efficiency Rating) measures the efficiency of heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems. Higher SEER ratings indicate greater efficiency.
Environmental Considerations
Today’s heating and air conditioning devices operate more efficiently than those from 10-20 years ago. Everyone can support environmental conservation by adjusting their home thermostat—raising it a degree or two during summer and lowering it slightly in winter.
Even if the highest-SEER air conditioning systems aren’t suitable for your situation, simply replacing an older unit benefits the environment. According to the US Department of Energy, air conditioning typically consumes over 2,000 kilowatt-hours of energy annually in an average home. Power plants produce approximately 3,500 pounds of carbon dioxide and 31 pounds of sulfur dioxide annually due to residential air conditioning. Even if your existing air conditioner is merely a decade old, a new system could reduce energy consumption by up to 40%. Any replacement choice will be more environmentally friendly than continuing with your current unit.
Additional Considerations
Warranty: Both warranty duration and terms are crucial factors. Some warranties become void if equipment is serviced by anyone other than licensed professional technicians. Beyond the HVAC system warranty, inquire about installation coverage as well.
Noise Levels: While all air conditioning units generate some operational noise, certain models run more quietly than others. An HVAC system featuring a variable-speed blower operates more quietly since it doesn’t constantly run at full capacity. (These systems also consume less energy.) Noise-reducing fan blades represent another technological advancement worth discussing with your installer.
See also: The Complete Guide to Professional AC Installation: 7 Steps to Expect for a Worry-Free Experience
Start Your Journey With Us Today!
Getting started is a breeze! We’ll give you a free estimate, flexible payment options, and there’s never pressure to decide on the spot. Here’s how it works: Just contact us to schedule your consultation, and we’ll send over a certified specialist (don’t worry, you’ll know exactly who’s coming to your door). They’ll check out your space, recommend the perfect solution for your needs, and walk you through all your options. We’re here to answer every question along the way, making sure you feel confident and excited about your decision!