AC Replacement & AC Installation

Split Systems

These systems are composed of external and internal parts. The external unit is placed outside the room and houses the condenser, the compressor and the expansion valve. The indoor unit contains the evaporator coil and the cooling fan and can be mounted almost anywhere in the house.

Pros and Cons:

• condenser is smaller and less bulky than package units
• requires space inside the house

Heat Pumps

Heat pumps are central components of any AC system. We also offer ac installations of heat pumps whether you are replacing a broken pump or installing an entirely new system. Heat pumps are composed of two units, the outdoor unit or the heat pump and the indoor unit called the air handler.

During a maintenance appointment, we will:

• Check overall system performance
• Inspect system components for defects, wear or potential issues
• Tighten, adjust, flush, lubricate, and calibrate accessible components

Commercial Air Conditioner

Also called central systems, these are designed to serve large spaces such as offices, commercial shops and stores, theaters and factories. This is powered by one central compressor with the capacity to condition large spaces. While more expensive to install, this is perhaps the most energy efficient way of cooling large, commercial spaces.

Pros and Cons:

• condenser is smaller and less bulky than package units
• requires space inside the house

Mini Split Ductless

These are ductless systems that resemble central systems but are much smaller and suitable for cooling just one or two rooms. They are composed of an outdoor compressor and an indoor air handler. The two are linked together by a tube that contains the power cable, refrigerant tube, suction and condensate drain. These are very easy to install and energy-efficient since you can have multiple air handlers connected to one outdoor unit and you can condition each zone differently as needed.