Air conditioning installation is a complex process that requires expertise to ensure proper and safe operation.
The ductwork must be properly sized and sealed to ensure efficient airflow. Existing ductwork may need to be modified or replaced to accommodate the new system.
Refrigerant lines are run between the indoor and outdoor units, carrying the refrigerant that cools the air. These lines must be properly insulated and sealed to prevent leaks.
A licensed electrician will connect the AC unit to the electrical panel, ensuring it meets all safety codes.
AC installation should always be performed by a qualified and licensed HVAC technician. Improper installation can lead to inefficient operation, costly repairs, and safety hazards.
While it is not usually illegal to install an air conditioning unit in your own home, there are several important factors to consider before taking on this DIY project. Local building codes, refrigerant handling, electrical work, and proper sizing and placement are all critical aspects of a successful installation.
Yes, installing a new, efficient HVAC system, including an AC unit, can increase your home’s value by making it more attractive to potential buyers, especially in warmer climates.
Hiring a professional is much safer if you need to do electrical work to support your new air conditioner, such as installing a dedicated circuit. You’re also better off hiring an HVAC technician to install or replace ductwork.
Kern County summers are at a record breaking tempatures, make sure you are comfortable this summer, with a scheduled call to repair, install or maintenance your ac unit today. We service residential and commercial.
