Cooling / General

AC Installation & Replacement

Sizing and installing a new central air system, or replacing one that's past the point of repair.

Signs It's Time to Call Someone

The system is 12–15+ years old and repairs are becoming frequent
Cooling costs have climbed noticeably without a change in usage
The current system is undersized or oversized for the home
R-22 refrigerant dependency on an older unit
Uneven cooling between rooms or floors

When AC Installation & Replacement Is the Right Category

Replacement tends to make more financial sense than continued repair once a system is old, inefficient, or has had more than one major repair in a short window — a correctly sized new system also tends to run more efficiently than an aging, oversized, or undersized one.

What a Technician Typically Checks

Correct system sizing (load calculation) for the home's square footage and layout
Ductwork condition, since a new system can't outperform leaky or undersized ducts
SEER2 efficiency rating options against upfront cost and long-term operating cost
Existing electrical and refrigerant line compatibility

Questions Worth Asking

Was sizing based on an actual load calculation, or a rule of thumb?
What SEER2 rating options are available, and what's the real efficiency trade-off?
What's included — permits, disposal of the old unit, ductwork adjustments?
What warranty applies to parts, labor, and the compressor specifically?

Call About AC Installation & Replacement Request a Referral

AC Repair

Diagnosing and fixing a system that's blowing warm, cycling oddly, or has stopped cooling altogether.

Heating Repair

Getting a furnace, boiler, or heat pump that's underperforming — or out entirely — back to reliable heat.

Furnace Installation & Replacement

Installing a new furnace, sized correctly for the home, when repair no longer makes sense.