We’re nearing the traditionally hottest time of summer, and if you are experiencing any AC issues right now, then we imagine you’re feeling a bit panicked. We don’t blame you! Fortunately, though, we’re on your side and here to help.
Modern air conditioning systems are significantly quieter and more efficient than older models.
Of course, you’re either going to hear one of two recommendations from us… repair your AC, or replace your old AC. The latter may seem dramatic, but depending on the factors we’re going to cover below, it may be the best choice. Evaluating your current AC is the first step in determining whether repair or replacement is the best solution for your comfort and efficiency. During the initial in-home visit, the estimator reviews the existing air conditioning system and collects important information. A Manual J Load Calculation is performed to ensure proper unit sizing and to prevent short-cycling or constant running.
Be sure to reach out to our team to learn more about what AC system options are on the market today, and how replacing or upgrading your air conditioner can benefit you. Upgrading to a new air conditioning system can also improve indoor air quality by filtering out dust, pollen, and allergens. Homeowners in Virginia typically spend an average of $7,500 on new HVAC systems, with prices ranging from $3,900 to $7,900. When you choose to replace your system, our installation team uses specialized equipment to safely remove the old system and prepare for your new AC unit, ensuring a smooth and efficient process. Read on!
When considering what AC system options are on the market today, installing a new line set is often recommended when replacing an old system to ensure efficiency and compatibility.
When should you get a new AC installation?
- Your current AC is 10 to 15 years old
- It needs frequent repairs
- It runs inefficiently and struggles to keep your home comfortable
- Your energy bills keep rising
- You want more reliable cooling and lower operating costs