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Cooling

Air conditioning that keeps up with the house.

Installation, replacement, repair and seasonal checks for residential air conditioning and heat pump systems.

Goodman outdoor condenser mounted on a steel wall bracket against a block foundation above unfinished ground, with the line set clamped up the wall

A cooling system that struggles is not always a failing system. Often it is placement, airflow, or a distribution problem that has been there since the house was built — and replacing the equipment alone would not have fixed it.

So we start with what the house is doing, then look at the equipment. Outdoor units get set level, with the line set sealed properly at the wall and the unit left clear enough to service.

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What we do

Cooling work we handle.

Each of these starts the same way — a look at the equipment and at how it is connected, before anything is quoted.

Air conditioning repair
The system runs but does not cool, cycles constantly, trips a breaker, or has water where it should not be.
System installation and replacement
Setting and connecting the outdoor unit and indoor coil, including the line set, electrical and condensate.
Adding cooling to a home
Homes that have never had air conditioning, where the ductwork and layout decide what is realistic.
Seasonal cooling checks
A check of how the cooling side is operating, done before the first hot stretch rather than in it.
Related work

From completed installations.

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Every photograph in this section is one of completed installations. More are added as work is completed.

FAQ

Cooling questions.

Not covered here? Send the request form and describe what is going on — we will tell you what we think.

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A yearly check on each side of the system — heating before the cold months, cooling before the warm ones — is the usual rhythm for residential equipment. Filters generally need attention more often than that, depending on the filter and the house.

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Tell us what’s going on and we’ll help you figure out the right next step.

Line set, disconnect and vent terminations