Save up to $1,400 with Rebates & Incentives on a new AC System

Do a little research now and save yourself headaches this summer.  When you purchase other major household items your research costs, warranties and more.  

 If your air conditioner is doing something unusual, you may be wondering if it’s a small problem you can tackle yourself, of if you need to call us for a service call.  If you suspect that the problem may be an impending AC compressor failure, that’s a big concern.

The most common reason considered by most homeowners out there when it comes to replacing air conditioners is the price. But what they usually overlook is the air conditioner’s size, which is definitely one of the factors YOU should consider! 

 Many of our new customers request that we give them a quote over the phone for a new air conditioner. They will tell us what another HVAC contractor quoted them and then want us to give our price.

Myth #1. A Bigger AC System Will Cool Your Home More Efficiently FALSE.  Installing an AC system that is designed for a larger home may cause you to waste energy and in turn have a larger electric bill.   

  The pandemic had and is still having a significant impact on manufacturing. Manufacturers of HVAC parts closed temporarily or worked at reduced capacity during 2020 and 2021.

 Homeowners are usually so excited about the transformation of the new room they forget about protecting expensive equipment like their AC system. 

A dehumidistat controls the humidity levels in the home.  Dehumidistat settings vary during the season and area you live. If not set properly, it could shut down your AC.

An AC pipe usually develops a clog due to algae. Warm air that blows over the cold evaporator coil  causes condensation, perfect conditions for algae growth. 

If you hear air conditioner noises like buzzing or hissing, it is probably loose parts, missing or broken isolation feet, leaks, or compressor. Call now!

Signs You May Need AC Duct Repair or Ductwork Replacement · Your ductwork is older, seals can be leaking and could be improperly sized for a new AC system.