New central air, planned properly
AC Installation and Replacement in Alpharetta, GA
A new air conditioner or full system sized to your home, installed with a matched indoor coil and tested at startup, with the old equipment hauled away.
Choosing a New Air Conditioner Carefully
A new air conditioner is a serious purchase, so the first step is an honest read on the one you already own. What year was it installed? How many service calls has it needed over the last few summers? Do the bedrooms upstairs stay stuffy regardless of the thermostat? Are bills rising while comfort slips? If a solid system has one bad part, we will say fix it. If the evidence points the other way, you get a replacement plan and its cost next to the repair figure, so the comparison is right in front of you. A proper install is more than trading one box for another. Capacity has to suit the house rather than copy the old nameplate, and the ductwork has to handle the airflow the new unit produces. Indoor coil and outdoor unit should be a matched pair. Line set, condensate drain and wiring all need to be correct. Georgia jurisdictions often require a permit and an inspection for a changeout, and we take care of that wherever your city or county asks for it. Before we pack up, the system goes through startup testing and you receive a written summary of model numbers, settings and the manufacturer's registration steps.
What a Replacement Includes
Every installation follows the same checklist, from the first measurement to the final test.
Fix-or-replace math
Equipment age, past service calls, how rooms feel and running costs, all laid next to each other with a price for each route.
Sizing to the house
Square footage, windows, insulation, layout and ductwork considered so the new system is not too big or too small.
Matched indoor coil
The evaporator coil paired with the outdoor unit so the system performs the way its rating says it should.
Copper and condensate
Refrigerant piping and the drain line inspected, renewed where worn and run with proper pitch and tight seals.
Electrical work
Service disconnect, wire gauge and breaker sized to the nameplate of the incoming equipment and hooked up safely to code.
Permits where required
Many Georgia jurisdictions require a permit and inspection for a replacement. We pull it where it applies.
Startup testing
Refrigerant charge, airflow, temperatures and safeties verified with the system running, not assumed.
Haul-away
Your retired condenser, coil and all the shipping cartons carted off and disposed of responsibly.
From Quote to First Cool Night
Look at the whole system
We inspect the existing equipment, the ducts and the house itself, ask how each room feels through the seasons and note any problems that a new unit would inherit. That information drives the size and type we recommend.
Options with prices
You get the recommended system, any alternatives and the full price for each, along with what is included. If repairing the current system is still reasonable, that option is on the table too.
Install, test, document
Our crew pulls the retired equipment, sets the new system, completes the connections and runs startup checks. Your file gets model and serial numbers, startup readings and plain instructions for the manufacturer's registration.
What Makes a Changeout With Us Easier
Sized, not swapped
Capacity is calculated for your rooms and ductwork, not copied from the old nameplate.
Everything priced up front
The equipment, labor, permit and haul-away are explained before you agree to anything.
A tidy job site
Drop cloths, shoe covers and a clean work area, inside and out, from start to finish.
- Sized to the home
- Matched coil and condenser
- Permit pulled where needed
- Retired unit carted off
Is Your Old Air Conditioner Nearing Retirement?
Give us the air conditioner's age and a rundown of its recent trouble. We will inspect it in person and price repair and replacement side by side.