AC Replacement & Installation

Air conditioner replacement is one of the more expensive home upkeep expenses every homeowner will inevitably incur. A well-maintained air conditioner may last for at least 10 or 15 years (or potentially more), but breakdowns, inefficiency or poor performance will eventually justify replacement.

You understandably want the best company to handle your AC replacement job. Skilled system designers and installers can ensure you’re getting a properly sized air conditioner that has the appropriate level of cooling output for your home. They will also go to great lengths to ensure your system is installed properly.

As a company that has been serving tri-state customers for many decades, we have a unique perspective on the importance of our reputation. Our team will always go above and beyond to ensure your AC replacement dollars are well spent on a unit that will reliably provide exceptional temperature control for years to come.

Is It Time to Replace Your Air Conditioner?

Most homeowners think carefully before committing to a significant home improvement or repair project like replacing an air conditioner or having a second AC unit installed. These are not insignificant purchases for most of our clients, so we understand you want to gather estimates and choose a company you trust. Our NATE®-certified technicians and experienced system designers take the time to explain your options and educate you about your choices so you can make an informed decision.

We always provide free installation estimates so you know exactly what you can expect in terms of costs, scheduling and the scope of the work required. We believe in transparency and honesty in every air conditioner replacement and installation job.

Factors to consider when deciding whether it’s time to replace your air conditioner:

• Are you frequently calling an AC repair company due to system breakdowns?
• Is your air conditioner more than 10 years old? Old units can be extremely inefficient. Some studies suggesting upgrading from an outdated, inefficient air conditioner to a new efficient model can reduce your energy bills by as much as 40 percent.
• Does your system struggle to maintain a comfortable temperature or humidity level in your home?
• Does your air conditioner still use the now phased out R-22 refrigerant?