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Central Air Conditioner Replacement and Installation

A central AC system should cool your home evenly, control humidity, and run efficiently during peak summer weeks. HVAC Bureau installs new central air conditioners and replaces old units with a clear scope, clean workmanship, and verified performance before handover.

What you can expect

• Even, consistent cooling across rooms
• Correct sizing for your home, not guesswork
• Clean installation that integrates with your existing HVAC setup
• Startup checks so the system performs the way it should

When replacement makes sense

• Your AC is near end-of-life
• Cooling is uneven (hot rooms, weak airflow)
• Humidity stays high even when the AC is running
• Summer energy bills keep climbing
• The unit is loud, runs constantly, or can’t keep up on hot days

How Your AC Replacement Project Works

A good AC install is mostly planning and sizing. The goal is simple: choose the right system, install it cleanly, and confirm it’s working properly before we leave.

1) In-home assessment

We review your current equipment, your comfort issues, and the basics that impact performance:

• Home layout and problem areas
• Existing HVAC connections and placement options
• Outdoor unit location, line routing, and electrical requirements

2) Clear scope and options

You get a straightforward quote that outlines:

• What’s included and what’s not
• The equipment options that fit your needs
• A realistic installation plan and timeline

3) Installation and commissioning

On install day we focus on clean execution:

• Removal and disposal of old equipment (for replacement projects)
• New condenser set and proper connections
• Startup, performance checks, and system verification

4) Walkthrough and handover

Before we close out the job, you get:

• A quick walkthrough of what was done
• Basic operating guidance
• Key details you can keep on file for the new system

What’s Included and What Affects Price

Central AC costs depend on sizing, access, and what needs to be updated around the new system. The right approach is a clear scope up front and an install that holds up long-term.

Typical scope includes

• Removal and disposal of old equipment (when replacing)
• New condenser installation and required connections
• Startup, testing, and commissioning checks
• Jobsite protection and cleanup

Standards and clean installation

A new system should be installed safely and correctly, with proper setup and verified operation. That’s how you avoid performance issues and get reliable cooling through the hottest days.

What affects price and timeline

• Home size and required capacity
• Efficiency tier and feature level
• Condition of existing lines and connections
• Outdoor placement and access constraints
• Electrical scope tied to the installation
• Airflow limitations that affect even cooling and humidity control