The easiest way to determine is you have a gas system is with three simple steps.

(1) Do you receive a gas bill?

(2) Is there a gas line with a shut off valve connected to your existing furnace in the attic or closet or attached to the package unit on the roof?

(3) Is there a round metal vent stack for exhaust from the unit through your roof?

A gas system will only run the indoor section of the unit in the wintertime. The outdoor section will not run in the winter if it is a gas system.

If you do not have any of the three you have what is called a heat pump system. A heat pump system is an electric system, and the outdoor unit will run in the summertime and the wintertime.

This is a very common question.

A split system is just how it sounds. Your heating and cooling unit is split into two sections. You could have an attic split, closet split or garage split.

Attic Split (Horizontal): Portion of unit in attic the other portion on ground outside.

Garage/Closet Split (Vertical): Portion of unit in either indoor or outdoor closet the other portion on the ground outside or sometimes even on the roof is common in condo applications.

A Package Unit is the entire unit all in one commonly on the roof but can also be located on the ground.

SEER2 stands for Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio 2. This is the most updated, mandatory standard for the United States put in place by the Department of Energy.

The higher the SEER2 rating the less energy the unit consumes to operate.

Many older systems have a rating below 10 and some as low as 6 SEER. Newer efficient units can be rated over 20 SEER2.

Variable-speed units run differently. They can adjust automatically how much cooling is produced, thus extra half sizes aren't needed.

Most variable speed units can run anywhere from 25%-100% depending on demand.

Example: A 3 ton unit can slow down and cool like a much smaller unit when the demand is low, or run at full capacity on very hot days.

If you have a 2.5 ton unit, a 3 ton variable speed unit can ramp down to a 2.5 ton.

The ductwork in the home would need to be able to accommodate the CFM (maximum air volume) of a 3 ton unit to prevent noise or performance issues.

This can be verified by our professionals at the site walk using a CFM chart.

Variable Speed Trane systems will require a Trane Link 360 thermostat in order to operate and function at full capacity. Those specific Trane systems do come with the correct Link 360 thermostat and will clearly be labelled in the buying process.

We are only offering full heating and cooling replacements at this time.

Your installing contractor does offer additional accessories such as various thermostat options, indoor air quality options including UV light filtration and other filtration and ductwork options.

If you would like to discuss any other options available to pair with your installation feel free to discuss with the installing contractor at the time of your site walk.

We all know the saying, “Time is Money”.

When it comes to buying a new heating and cooling system it’s no different.

When you call your typical HVAC company they schedule an appointment with a sales consultant, the appointment could be 1 hour or 3 hours depending on the sales approach.

When you break down the cost of that sales consultants’ time, oh and don’t forget the vehicle and vehicle fees it takes to get them to your home. It can become very expensive. In the end, you’re paying for that, just not up front.

With our online purchasing, we cut out the middleman.

We have special bulk pricing with each manufacture and minimal overhead expenses, passing all the savings down to our clients.

All Major Credit Cards and Debit Cards.

We also offer financing for qualified individuals.

After purchasing your product(s) the order will be sent to our office. The office will contact you within 24 – 48 hours to schedule an onsite site walk to verify all measurements and materials needed. Upon completion of the site walk, we will schedule an installation date with our highly rated 5-star installation company.

A site walk is scheduled with the installation contractor to verify all measurements and materials needed to properly install the unit of your choice. There are several things we look for like properly sized ductwork, condition of existing plenums and drain pans. Verify access is large enough. Properly sized and phased electrical. Inspect for code and safety concerns. Discuss any hot rooms or concerns with air quality can also be discussed at that time.

Every installation is different. However, a good baseline would be.

A typical attic (horizontal application) installation is 8-10 hours.

A typical closet or garage (vertical application) installation is 6-8 hours.

A typical package unit (standard rooftop) installation 4-6 hours.

You do not need to be home for the entire installation. We do need you to be present upon arrival for the installation walkthrough.

The installation contractor will walk through the home with you to review any questions or concerns you may have prior to installation. Once the walk through is completed you may let the team know you will be leaving and provide lock up instructions

We have a full refund policy, if we determine at the time of the site walk the purchased unit will not work with your homes application; a full refund will be provided or the payment can be applied to the proper unit or your home.

We have a full refund policy.

All units come with a minimum of 10-year parts, 10-year compressor and 1-year labor.

You can check out our warranty page for details.

Your labor warranty will be through the installing contractor.

We are only working with one installation contractor at this time to ensure all of our clients receive 5-star service for each and every installation.

The installation contractor will handle the new unit warranty registration process with the proper manufacture. If you would like a copy of the registration after installation, you can request a copy be sent upon completion.

The installing contractors that we pair you with will be able to provide both installation of your new unit and also can perform maintenance, service and repairs.

No. There are no hidden fees.

The only additional charges after purchase would be for anything above and beyond basic installation. This will be calculated by the installation contractor on the day of the site walk.

Every Installation Includes the following:

Haul away and recycle old material and equipment.
Recover refrigerant per EPA requirements.
Nitrogen flush refrigerant line set
Braze with Nitrogen, prevents internal oxidation that causes refrigerant failures and restrict refrigerant flow
Charge refrigerant system to manufacture specifications.
New insulated sheet metal supply plenum (attic)
New insulated sheet metal return plenum (attic)
New metal secondary drain pan (attic)
New 1" filter base and new 1" filter (closet/garage)
Seal plenums to air handler and seal flex duct connections at plenums with mastic duct sealer.
New standard custom elbow or transition (roof)
New standard custom metal stand (roof)
New fused electrical disconnect with fuses.
New electrical whip installed with wire and conduit.
New PVC trap, vent & connections.
New condensate water float safety switch
Condensate line blow out using high pressure nitrogen
New communication wire connections.
Connect to existing gas lines (gas)
Connect to existing flue pipe (gas)
Start up and test equipment to ensure safe and efficient operation.
Property Protection – indoor floor coverings
Clean work area
1 year labor
Satisfaction guaranteed - Full Refund Policy
The installing contractor will register the equipment directly with the manufacture.

There may be other materials needed for the replacement process to upgrade your unit from your existing unit to your new unit. When the purchase of the unit is complete the office will reach out within 48 hours to schedule the site walk. At the site walk our field expert will measure and inspect all current ductwork, drain pan, electrical to ensure all is properly sized for the new unit chosen as well as being up to the current code for safety and efficiency standard.

There will always be a crane needed for any outdoor equipment located on the roof. A standard crane is included in all rooftop unit installations.

If an outdoor condenser is located on the roof or if a ground condenser is located in tight area or will not fit though gate opening a crane will be quoted at the time of the site walk.

A field expert will measure all access points and crane distance at time of site walk.

Package unit comes with a standard crane, a standard crane reach is up to 70ft.

On Desktop (Computer)

1. Open Google Maps.
2. Right-click the place where you want to start.
3. Click “Measure distance.”
4. Click another place on the map to measure the distance.

Tips:

• Drag a point if you want to move it.
  
• Click a point to delete it.
  
• Click “Close” at the bottom to clear the measurement.
• Zoom in for accuracy

Google On Mobile (Android & iPhone/iPad)

1. Open the Google Maps app.
   
2. Press and hold on the map (avoid tapping a place name) until a red pin shows up.
   
3. Tap the options at the bottom, then choose Measure distance.
   
4. Move the map so the black circle is over the next location you want to measure to.
   
5. Tap Add point to mark it.
   
6. Keep adding more points if you want to measure a longer or curved route.
   
7. The total distance will appear at the bottom of the screen.

Apple Maps Mobile (iPhone/iPad)

1. Open the Apple Maps app on your iPhone.
2. Press and hold on the map where you want to start until a pin appears.
3. Tap the More button (the three dots).
4. Select Measure Distance.

No. We do not sell just the unit or materials without providing the installation.

No. We do not sell any parts.

We are not a parts distributor; meaning we only provide and offer full system options, not parts.