Frequently Asked Questions
Your AC may seem to be working fine, but it may have minor damages that you overlooked. These damages, when left ignored, can cause a more serious problem. You may want to prevent damages before they happen to save money on repair bills. We recommend that homeowners should not neglect their HVAC systems.
The key to preventing AC damage is keeping a close eye on the system. Take the following steps to care for your HVAC system and to avoid damage:
- Keep your air filter clean
- Test the system often
- Consider annual maintenance
First, the technicians will come in and replace the old unit. They will dispose of the old unit, so plenty of space must be available.
They will come in a consult with you about the price. After that, they will begin creating a path for the equipment. Technicians should always take precautions so they do not harm your belongings during installation.
They will bring in the new unit and make all the necessary connections. After that, they will test the new system making sure it functions properly. After payment, you can enjoy your new AC unit as a satisfied HVAC client.
Generally speaking, replacing an AC unit will cost homeowners anywhere from $4,000 to $13,000. The installation cost will depend on numerous factors, including
- Cost of unit
- Cost to dispose of the old unit,
- Sevice fees.
Additionally, there are air conditioning installation charges that are probably not mentioned in the first AC quotation but that you might want to consider. Getting a new furnace and your AC unit might seem like a wise investment. Do your home need any specific certification?
These are the questions you should be asking the HVAC contractor, along with whether or not the price is reflected in the preliminary estimate.
We always strive to be fair and affordable with our pricing. We understand the financial burden of AC repairs and installation. See if you qualify for our financing options today!
