AC Replacement: We go above and beyond by offering customized design and installation to help achieve balanced air distribution in your home. We understand that every house is different, which is why we never implement a “one size fits all” approach when it comes to updating your air conditioner. We also specialize in installing energy-efficient equipment, which may reduce your overall energy costs by as much as 30%. We provide AC sizing to help ensure you always get the right amount of cooling power for your space and that your energy bills remain stable for years to come.

AC Maintenance: We provide tune-ups for a wide variety of systems. Our inspections that can find issues that may cost you more in the long run if left unchecked. We can also help you adjust your thermostat, change filters, and even balance humidity levels. There are now more indoor air quality options to keep your home as comfortable as possible. We promise that your household will feel better and your system will last longer when you call us for AC maintenance.

AC Repairs: We know how to service both central air conditioning and ductless systems, and provide one-year parts and labor warranties on a range of eligible repairs. Our team is also fully NATE-certified, meaning all of our work is held to the industry’s highest standards.

Mini Spilt Ductless

This is one of the best options for heating and cooling for your older home that may have been built without ducting. The ductless mini split has been used in Europe for years and has become a great solution for heating and cooling homes in America.

The ductless mini split has a heat pump split system, as opposed to blowing air out of a duct. This system has a head unit mounted on the wall that contains a single blower. This is very helpful for rooms that don’t already have any duct work installed.

Mini splits are very useful options in garages, room additions, upper levels, bedroom suites, older homes and ADU’s. A great solution any time you need heating or cooling and adding ducts or vents is not a viable option.

Mini splits use very little power and can be highly efficient offering very high Seer ratings. Head location, power demands, condensate draining, and load will affect the choice of equipment.