Replacing your A/C is expensive.
So before we start talking about SEER2 ratings, inverter compressors, variable-speed blowers and whatever other acronym somebody put on a brochure, let’s answer the important question:
Does your A/C actually need to be replaced?
If it does, we’ll help you figure out what makes sense for your house, your comfort and your budget.
If it doesn’t?
We’ll tell you that too.
Because our job isn’t to sell you the most expensive box we can fit through your garage door. It’s to put the right system in your house—and install the thing correctly.
Maybe he’s right.
If your system is genuinely at the end of its life, we’ll tell you. But “it’s old,” “it uses R-410A,” or “this repair is expensive” doesn’t automatically mean you need to replace your air conditioner.
And before you spend $8,000, $10,000 or $15,000 on a new system, getting another set of eyes on it seems pretty reasonable.
We’ll look at the system, review what you were told, take our own measurements and give you our opinion.
If we agree that replacement makes sense, we’ll explain why.
If we think it can reasonably be repaired, we’ll tell you that too.
And if the first guy was completely right?
We’ll tell you that too. He earned it. 😂
A new A/C installation is a little more involved than:
Old box out. New box in. Collect check. Go home. 😂
There’s equipment matching, electrical, refrigerant piping, drainage, airflow, evacuation, charging, startup, testing and a whole bunch of little details that determine whether your brand-new system actually performs like the manufacturer intended.
We wrote an entire homeowner-friendly walkthrough of how a full split-system A/C installation should be done — right down to the last screw.
This is usually the part where HVAC websites get a little mysterious.
“Call for pricing.”
“Schedule your free consultation.”
“Systems starting at just $___ per month!”
Cool.
But how much is the air conditioner? 😂
We don’t think A/C replacement pricing needs to be a state secret.
The exact cost depends on the equipment, efficiency, size, installation requirements and whether anything else actually needs to be changed. A straightforward replacement and an installation requiring ductwork, electrical work or other modifications obviously aren’t the same job.
But you should still be able to get a pretty good idea of what this stuff costs before somebody is sitting at your kitchen table with a financing application.
We’ve published real Klein Cooling jobs from around Flagler, Volusia and St. Johns Counties—including the equipment we installed, what the job involved and what the customer actually paid.
No imaginary “starting at” price.
No payment with the actual purchase price mysteriously missing.
Real jobs. Real equipment. Real prices.
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A new A/C is a big purchase, and not everybody has $10,000 sitting around waiting for the condenser to die.
We offer financing options for qualified homeowners so you can look at the actual cost of the system and what the payment options look like.
We’re still going to show you the real price first.
Because “only $189 a month!” isn’t particularly useful if nobody tells you what you’re actually buying, how much it costs, or how long you’re paying for it.
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