What We Do For Installation &
How Much that Installation Cost
- Removal and disposal of existing equipment and garbage
- Code compliant installation of new equipment
- Digital thermostat
- Electric Heater
- Labor
- Materials
- Hurricane tie-downs
- Flush existing copper and PVC lines
- Replace refrigerant lines from wall to units as needed
- New electrical lines from disconnect to new units as needed
- Evacuation of sealed refrigeration system
- Liquid line dryer
- Isolation pads under units
- Attach air handler to existing ductwork and seal
- Auxiliary drain pan with safety overflow switch for attic air handlers
- Drain line clean out with safety overflow switch
- 5 minute compressor time delay protection
- Pre-cast concrete slab if needed
- Manufacturer’s 10 year warranty with registration for single family owner occupied homes
- 1 year labor warranty
- Complimentary 1 year maintenance
- Start-up as per manufacturer’s specification
- Permit
- We register your equipment with the manufacturer and apply for any rebates for your
Cost of installation can vary quite a bit depending what type of equipment is being installed, where it is being
installed and if there are any special requirements needed. As an example, a small two ton unit being installed
in a garage next to the driveway where the air handler is in the garage on an existing platform and the
condensing unit sits right next to the garage on the ground would be on the less expensive side, where as a five
ton unit in a high rise building with the condensing unit being lifted to the roof with a crane and the air
handler is in an attic would be an installation towards the higher range. There are also many other variables to
be taken into consideration that can be discussed when looking at the individual installation. The price range
can be as low as $750 and can reach as high as $3,000.
Call us…We can help you figure out what your installation cost would be.
