Ocala, FL Air Conditioning Installation

If your energy bills have randomly increased seemingly out of nowhere, it may be due to your air conditioning unit! Plus, an added benefit of newer A/C models is they are much more energy efficient.

Have you found yourself needing to repair your A/C unit frequently? If this is the case, it probably makes more sense to bite the bullet and have our trusted experts replace the entire unit.

No matter what time of year your home needs a new air conditioning and heating system, we are here ready to help. Because we have multiple full-time HVAC installation crews and an intelligent scheduling system, we have an incredibly quick turnaround time. Most of the time, we can complete your air conditioning installation within a week of approval!

At Coast to Coast Heating and Air Conditioning, LLC, we specialize in Air Conditioning and Heating System Installation and Replacement. We offer the highest quality Air Conditioning and Heating Installation services in Ocala, The Villages, Crystal River, and their neighboring areas. Whether your project is small home, or consists of multiple systems, we can offer you a comprehensive quote with multiple solutions in various efficiency levels.

Check out this comprehensive list of the areas in which we offer Air Conditioning And Heating Installation:

Heat Pump Split Systems

The most common type of Air Conditioning System found in Central Florida is the Heat Pump Split System. Heat Pump Split Systems are made up of an outdoor Heat Pump Condenser and an indoor Air Handler. Pictured here is the Trane XV20 Variable Speed Heat Pump Split System with the Tam9 Hyperion Air Handler. It can be paired with high-efficiency Filtration Systems like the Trane Clean Effects Air Purification System.

Air Conditioning Split Systems

More common in Southern Florida, but still prevalent in many rental homes is the Air Conditioning Split System. Air Conditioning Split Systems are made up of an outdoor air conditioner and indoor air handler. Because we do experience colder weather in Central Florida, we often upgrade these systems to heat pump systems. This is especially true since there are energy company rebates and sometimes even tax incentives to do so. Pictured here is the Trane XR14 air conditioner with a Tem6 Variable Speed Air Handler.

Air Conditioning Split Systems With Gas Furnaces

Another incredibly popular HVAC system found in the areas we service is the Air Conditioning Split System featuring a gas furnace. The Gas/AC split system is incredibly popular in The Villages, and it’s also used in much of Downtown Ocala, and luxury neighborhoods in Ocala. These systems offer more effective and cheaper heating performance. These systems are comprised of an outdoor air conditioner, a gas furnace, and an evaporator coil. Pictured Here is the Trane XV20 Variable Speed Air Conditioner paired with an 80%, Variable Speed TUD Furnace.

Package Air Conditioning Systems

Central Florida, particularly Ocala, Summerfield, and The Villages have an abundance of Mobile and Modular Homes. These houses are most frequently equipped with Package Air Conditioners or Package Heat Pump Systems. We even see some areas with Package Gas/AC systems. Pictured here is Trane’s XL15 2-Stage Package Heat Pump System.

While these are the most common HVAC systems we encounter, we still offer solutions for other types of systems as well. Other HVAC systems include water-to-air heat pump systems, or self-contained systems.

The start of buying an air conditioning or heating system requires getting estimates. Often times, this can be a pretty unpleasant experience from homeowners. We hear from our customers over and over again that we were the only company that showed up, showed up on time, or even sent over an estimate. You never have to worry about basic things like that with our company.

When you get a Free Replacement Quote from us, We’ll:

• Arrive on Time
• Communicate with you the time of our arrival
• Quickly Send a comprehensive estimate with multiple options
• Answer all your questions
• Educate you about your HVAC replacement options, energy efficiency savings tips, and possible rebates/savings
• Follow up with after the estimate

In addition the basic things, we take pride in offering a significantly different AC replacement estimate experience than our competitors. Here’s how our Free AC Replacement Estimates are Different.

When it comes to get an estimate on the replacement of your existing HVAC system, there is a big difference between how we approach air conditioning installation quotes compared to our competitors.

Most companies employ salesmen that often don’t know anything about air conditioning. They’re taught to sell the most expensive system and employ high-pressure sales techniques or even lie to make it happen. They can make buying an air conditioning or heating system feel like a used car deal. I don’t know about you, but we hate high-pressure sales and unpleasant sales experiences.

Instead of inexperienced, high-pressure Salespeople, we employ experienced, honest, and helpful project managers. They make it clear from the first interaction with you that they are there to help you. Our project managers identify your unique needs. They’ll ask you tons of questions to find out what’s important to you, what your budget is, and they’ll perform a comprehensive check of your existing HVAC system.

After identifying all the issues and taking your wants and needs into account, they’ll come up with a comprehensive HVAC replacement estimate and go over it with you. They’ll answer your questions and follow up with you as many times as necessary to make sure you understand the job, the systems, and our process.

Instead of making buying an air conditioner a real pain in the you know what, our Project Managers make buying a new air conditioning and heating system seamless, easy, and stress-free.

At Coast to Coast Heating And Air Conditioning, LLC we are incredibly different than our competitors. Most of our competitors don’t understand the in’s and out’s of air conditioning. They don’t understand the importance of ductwork. They don’t understand that Air Conditioning and Heating Systems need to be sized properly. Some of them don’t even understand that there are different types of systems that operate differently and how certain systems may be more beneficial to you than others.

We frequently see companies quote equipment that flat out won’t fit. When the installers go to install the equipment, they can’t get the new system in, or if they do, they will do something unacceptable like cutting a truss in the attic! Don’t let this happen to you! Measuring fitment is an important part of every AC replacement estimate we do. We only quote systems that will fit, or if nothing fits, we figure out a solution to move the equipment.

• Carefully measure the space to ensure equipment fitment and all the proper manufacturer clearances are observed
• Recommend Air Conditioning and Air Handler/Furnace Placement to optimize serviceability and performance
• Thoroughly evaluate ductwork.
• Check both the return and supply sides of your ductwork to make sure sizing aligns with the system size
• Inquire about air flow problems and investigate them thoroughly. Come up with solutions to address any problems
• Evaluate Supply and Return Plenum Sizing
• Evaluate copper refrigerant piping and condensate system
• Check High-Voltage and make sure existing wiring is up to code standards
• Pull up your home on property appraiser to determine exact sizing. Check your home for additions. Make note of window type, insulation levels, and other factors that impact HVAC systems
• Point out problems with the previous installation and explain how we’ll correct them
• Come up with custom-tailored solutions to meet your HVAC Needs
• Build a detailed proposal with high-quality equipment of varying system efficiencies
• Recommend the best air conditioning and heating systems for your home
• Educate you on the differences between the types of systems, how they operate, and explain their pros and cons.
• Recommend Other Energy Efficiency Upgrades that may help reduce electric bills and help your air conditioning and heating system

No Short Cuts, AC Installation Done By The Book

There are some serious misconceptions about air conditioning installation. New air conditioners are often thought to be plug-and-play. Some companies certainly think so, as they send the same crew to complete two separate residential air conditioning installations in one day. This is not possible for a high-quality air conditioner installation. Instead, what they’re doing is cutting corners, doing less, and not installing the equipment properly. Many companies even incentivize their guys to rush by offering them piece-rate pay, which pays them per job, instead of per hour.

We take a totally different approach to our air conditioning installations. We never have installation crews doing more than one residential change-out per day. Doing everything right and to our standards requires 8-10 hours of work on average. If ductwork modification is needed, we’ll throw additional technicians on the job or take an extra day to complete a project. In addition to taking our time to get things done right the first time, we also pay our technicians extremely well and pay them hourly. That way, there’s no incentive for them to cut corners or take short cuts.

You can find out more about what a good air conditioner installation looks like in our Blog. Check out our “What A Good Installation Looks Like” Blog Post.

Your New Air Conditioner Will Look As Good As It Works

When we go on estimates or visit a new customer’s home, we frequently encounter what an air conditioning installation is not supposed to look like. The amount of short cuts the previous installing company took is endless, so much so, that it’s even apparent to the customer. It’s nothing for the homeowner to be proud of.

When you choose us for your Air Conditioning Installation, we promise you that the end result is something you will want to show your neighbors, friends, and family. Not only will your new air conditioning system be more efficient and work better than ever before, it will also look the part. We tell all of our employees that most of the time customers don’t understand the working of their HVAC system, but they know what it looks like. That’s why we pay special attention to the finished appearance of our AC installations.