Central Air Conditioning System Installation

Installing a central system is the point at which the next fifteen years of a home's comfort and energy bills get decided. Equipment selection is the smaller half of that decision; the larger half is whether the ductwork, the airflow and the charge are right. A premium condenser attached to undersized return ducts will underperform a modest one attached to good ones, every time.

So we start with the building. Heat-load calculation, a look at the existing duct system and return capacity, static pressure readings where the old system is still running, and an efficiency evaluation. Then we specify equipment against those numbers and quote it firmly. On install day the line set is brazed under nitrogen, the system evacuated to a deep vacuum, the charge weighed in, and performance measured and documented before we hand it over.