Sized for your home — not the box on the truck — and installed right the first time.
Every air conditioner has a point where another repair is just throwing good money after bad. If your AC is over 12 to 15 years old, uses phased-out R-22 refrigerant (repairs get expensive when the refrigerant itself is scarce), needs a repair every summer, or your hydro bills spike each cooling season, replacement usually wins on math alone.
Comfort clues matter too: rooms that never quite cool down, humidity that lingers even when the AC runs constantly, and a system that cycles on and off without ever settling. Add up two summers of repair bills and compare it against a new, efficient system with a fresh warranty — most homeowners wish they had switched a year earlier.
Ask most contractors about air conditioners and they will talk brands. We will talk sizing first, because it matters more. An oversized AC cools the air so fast it shuts off before removing humidity — leaving your home cool but clammy, which is the classic GTA summer complaint. An undersized unit runs all day and never quite gets there.
Correct sizing accounts for your home’s square footage, insulation, window exposure, and ductwork capacity. Once the size is right, then we talk equipment: we install central air conditioners from Lennox, Carrier, Keeprite, and Goodman, and we will recommend the efficiency tier that makes sense for how you actually use your home — not the most expensive box on the truck.
We start by protecting your home and disconnecting the old equipment, which we remove and dispose of for you. The new outdoor condenser goes on a level pad or sturdy stand with proper clearances for airflow, and the indoor coil is matched to your furnace or air handler.
We run a new line set where needed, braze every joint cleanly, pressure-test the system, pull a deep vacuum to remove all moisture, and charge the refrigerant to manufacturer spec — this last step is where sloppy installations fail, and we do not skip it. Then we verify airflow across the coil, test every mode, program your thermostat, and walk you through the finished system. Most installations finish in one day.
Your air conditioner and furnace share the same blower, ductwork, and thermostat — they are one system, not two. When the indoor coil, outdoor condenser, and furnace blower are properly matched, you get rated efficiency, proper dehumidification, and a valid manufacturer warranty.
A mismatched combination can void warranty coverage and quietly cost you efficiency every single summer. During your assessment we check what you already have: if your furnace is healthy, we match the new AC to it; if both are aging, replacing them together usually costs less than doing them separately and gives you a fully matched, fully warranted system from day one.
An air conditioner that gets serviced every year cools better, uses less electricity, and lasts longer. Our $149-per-year AC maintenance plan covers a full annual visit before cooling season: coils cleaned, refrigerant charge checked, condensate drain cleared, and electrical connections tightened.
Skipped maintenance is behind most mid-summer breakdowns we see — dirty coils and low refrigerant force the system to work harder for less cooling. A yearly visit keeps your efficiency and your manufacturer warranty intact. Ask about the plan when we install your system.
Central air conditioner installations start at $2,799. Final price depends on home size and scope — the cooling capacity your home needs, the efficiency rating you select, the condition of your existing line set and pad, and whether the indoor coil or ductwork needs work. Your free written quote breaks it all down before we begin.
Done with another sweaty summer? We will size it properly and install it right the first time.
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