AC replacement & installation
Two identical air conditioners can perform very differently. The difference is often the install.
Matched systems, not mixed parts
The condenser, evaporator coil, and blower should be matched as a system to hit the SEER2 number on the sticker. Pairing a new condenser to an old coil is cheaper on the invoice and worse in every other way — capacity, efficiency, and warranty.
The parts nobody sees
Level pad, correct line-set size, a proper vacuum before charging, weighed-in refrigerant verified against superheat and subcool, sealed and insulated suction line, and a disconnect that meets code. That's where an install either lasts fifteen years or starts leaking in three.
Dry climate, real load
Salt Lake summers are hot but dry, which means sizing for sensible load rather than blindly following square-foot rules of thumb. Oversized units cool fast, shut off, and leave the house uneven.
Where we work
AC installation across the Salt Lake Valley
FAQ
AC installation — common questions
How long does an AC replacement take?
Do I need a new furnace to get a new AC?
What SEER2 rating should I get?
Need it fixed soon?
Call and talk to someone who works on these systems, not a call center. No-heat and no-cool calls get priority scheduling across the Salt Lake Valley.