Professional HVAC Contractors in Carrollton, TX

Air conditioners come in different sizes based on their ability to cool your home. The units used to indicate capacity are British Thermal Units or BTUs. A professional HVAC technician can perform the load calculation for your home or business. Most homes require a unit with a capacity between 12,000 and 21,000 BTUs.

You may wonder whether you should go with a ductless heat pump or central air set up. To give you the best advice for what kind of unit to install, we need to see the architecture, size, and usage pattern for your home. Ductless systems and heat pumps run more efficiently than central air units. If you do not already have ductwork in your home, you may want to choose one of these systems. Heat pumps cool the house in summer and heats it in the winter. They work well in areas with mild to moderate winters.

If you have poor air circulation in your home, allergens, dust, and germs can accumulate. An air purification system keeps the air moving and filters out dust and debris. Ask us about air purification systems that connect directly to your current system so your family can breathe more easily.

If your AC continually turns off and on, it may be an electrical problem. Ensure that you have consistent power running to the outlet where you plug in the unit. You can also check the plug to make sure it is firmly seated in the outlet. As part of our regular maintenance service, we clean dirty coils and top off refrigerant to keep your unit running efficiently. Leave maintenance on your air conditioner to the experts.

As your air conditioning unit draws the warm air from outside, the air comes into contact with the cooler evaporator coils. This can cause beads of moisture to form. These beads sometimes form leaks that drip from your unit. If water is dripping inside the house, it may be an installation problem. When installing a new air conditioner, the technician should angle the unit away from your home to prevent water damage. We train our AC pros to perform installations correctly to avoid structural damage to your home.