Whether you’re replacing an aging system or installing HVAC in a new space, getting the right equipment, properly sized and professionally installed, makes all the difference. We guide you through every step, from selecting the right system for your home or building to a clean, code-compliant installation you can count on for years to come.
Systems We Install
- Central air conditioning systems.
- Gas, electric, and oil furnaces.
- Heat pumps, air-source and dual-fuel, and ductless mini-splits.
- Package units, air handlers, and coil replacements.
Signs It May Be Time to Replace
- Your system is 10-15 years old or older.
- Repair costs are approaching or exceeding half the cost of a new unit.
- Energy bills are climbing despite normal usage.
- Your current system uses R-22 refrigerant, which is no longer manufactured.
Why Proper Installation Matters
- An oversized unit short-cycles, wearing out components faster.
- An undersized unit runs constantly and never quite keeps up.
- We perform a proper load calculation for every installation.
- Your new system is matched to your space, not just the closest size on the shelf.
Common questions
We perform a proper load calculation for every installation, factoring in your home’s size, insulation, windows, and layout, rather than just matching the size of the unit you’re replacing. Guessing on size is one of the most common causes of an underperforming system.
Most residential installations are completed in a single day, though the exact timeline depends on the system type and whether any ductwork or electrical modifications are needed. We’ll walk you through what to expect before work begins.
R-22 (sometimes called Freon) is an older refrigerant that’s no longer manufactured due to environmental regulations. If your system uses it, repairs involving refrigerant become increasingly expensive and hard to source, which makes replacement a more practical long-term choice.
A good rule of thumb: if repair costs are approaching half the cost of a new system, or the system is well past 10-15 years old, replacement is usually the smarter long-term investment. We’ll give you an honest comparison based on your specific system.
Yes, we work with all major manufacturers and can help you compare options based on efficiency ratings, budget, and the specific demands of your space, rather than pushing one brand by default.