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Why Service Your Unit

Ensure your air conditioning unit performs optimally and lasts longer.

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Things to Consider

Air conditioners are complex systems that depend on the seamless operation of various components to maintain cooling. It's essential to inspect refrigerant levels, delivery systems, filters, coils, and fins.

With the right maintenance, your air conditioner can last longer and be more efficient.

Air conditioners differ in workload and output, so their maintenance schedules will vary. It's advisable to have yours inspected and cleaned by a professional at least once a year.

While maintenance is generally recommended every six months, the frequency may increase depending on the type of refrigerant used.

Modern air conditioning systems are designed to perform reliably for many years before requiring major repairs or replacement. Regular servicing and upkeep are essential to ensure longevity.

Sizing & Installation

Ensure the perfect fit for your cooling needs with expert guidance and precision installation.

Things to consider


Type of units

Console Units, MidWall Splits and Inverter Cassette

Inverter vs Non-Inverter

  • Inverter Air Conditioners:
    • Designed to adjust refrigerant flow to control cooling capacity as needed.
    • Eliminates frequent start-stop cycles typical in non-inverter models.
    • More energy-efficient, using about a third less electricity compared to non-inverters.
    • Generally have longer lifespans and require less maintenance due to less strain on the system.
  • Non-Inverter Air Conditioners:
    • Switch off when the desired temperature is reached and turn on again when the temperature rises.
    • Usually less expensive than inverter systems.
    • Less energy-efficient as they consume more power due to the frequent start-stop cycles.
    • Tend to have shorter lifespans and higher maintenance needs compared to inverter systems.

Back-to-Back Installation

  • Definition:
    • The indoor and outdoor units are installed on the same wall, with the outdoor unit mounted on brackets or placed on the ground nearby.
  • Advantages:
    • Cost-effective: Requires less piping and wiring, reducing installation costs.
    • Efficient: Minimizes refrigerant travel distance, improving efficiency and reducing energy loss.
    • Suitable for smaller homes: Ideal for single-story homes or homes with enough outdoor space.
  • Considerations:
    • Noise: The outdoor unit may produce noise, affecting outdoor areas where you spend time.
    • Aesthetics: The outdoor unit could be visually unappealing if located in a prominent spot.

Non Back-to-Back Installation

  • Definition:
    • The indoor and outdoor units are not placed directly behind each other, allowing for more flexibility in placement.
  • Advantages:
    • Flexibility: Allows for placement of the outdoor unit in quieter or more aesthetically pleasing locations.
    • Suitable for multi-story homes: Ideal for homes where the air conditioning unit is installed on an upper floor.
  • Considerations:
    • Higher installation cost: Requires more piping, wiring, and potentially more complex installation.
    • Potential for reduced efficiency: Longer refrigerant runs can result in some loss of efficiency.

Choosing the Correct Size For Your Home

Oversized or undersized AC units can lead to inefficiency and higher costs. Our team performs accurate load calculations to ensure optimal sizing for every space.

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Installation Services

We provide reliable installation using the latest industry standards, ensuring long-term performance and energy savings.

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