Two-thirds of all homes in the united States have air conditioners. Air conditioners (A/C) use about 5% of all the electricity produced in the United States. Switching to high efficiency A/C, and taking other actions to keep your home cool, could reduce this energy use by 20%-50%.

The two most common types of A/C are room air conditioners and central air conditioners. A compromise between the two types of systems is provided by ductless, mini-split air conditioners.

The most common problems with existing air conditioners result from faulty installation, poor service procedures or inadequate maintenance. Improper installation of a central air conditioner can result in leaky ducting and low airflow. Many times the refrigerant charge (the amount of refrigerant in the system) does not match the manufacturer’s specifications.)

Air conditioner manufacturers generally make rugged high quality products. That is why we make sure your system is installed properly with quality products.