Fayetteville Air Conditioning Installation

Air Conditioner Installs & Replacement

Syracuse Energy Systems is the best air conditioning replacement and installation service company in the Fayetteville, NY area. With quality equipment and installation policies to ensure a true replacement versus leaving old wiring or ductwork from previous installations to "save you money," we will have your home cool all summer long! Call us at (315) 699-0902 today to see if we can help with your air conditioning service needs.

We serve Fayetteville and all its nearby areas. For air conditioning installation service, give us a call at (315) 699-0902 or schedule an appointment online.

Our AC Replacement and Installation Services:

Expert AC Installation Technicians in Fayetteville, NY

Syracuse Energy Systems provides a seamless AC unit installation process for your home. If you’d prefer another air conditioning brand, we can accommodate your needs and provide the best in trusted manufacturers like Lennox or Rheem to ensure that not only do you get great savings now but also in years to come. We install our systems with precision so it works well and lasts long into saving money on energy costs by more than payback investment!

Must Ask Questions Before Installing An Air Conditioner

Do I need an air conditioner? What size is the best for my home? How much does it cost to install an AC unit? These are just a few of the questions that we hear from people who have never had an air conditioning system installed in their homes. From how big your house needs to be for installation to what you should know before signing up with any company, you'll find all of the information here.

Do I need an air conditioner?

The need for an air conditioner is determined by the size of your home, how many people are living there, and what type of climate you live in. In especially hot climates, ACs are needed all year long. In cooler climates, they're used mostly in the summer and when there is a heatwave expected.

What size is the best for my home?

If you answer questions about your home's size (square footage), how many people live in it, and what type of climate it's located in, we'll be able to recommend the perfect size for your system. The number one thing to consider before getting an air conditioner installed or purchasing one from any company is square footage. If you have ceilings that are higher than nine feet tall, then go with 13 SEER, as this will reduce energy consumption by up to 35%. Higher efficiency rates also mean cheaper utility bills over time which can save hundreds of dollars.

How much does it cost to install an ac unit?

There are many factors that can affect the cost of installation.

The key factors that will help you determine how much it costs to install an AC unit are size, SEER level, and location. The price range for a small system with 13 SEER is around $1500-$2000 in most areas. Some regions could be closer to $2500 or more depending on regional installation prices, materials used (like copper vs. aluminum), and other factors like refrigerant charge fees.

When should I replace my old air conditioner?

The best answer to this question is that you should replace it with the latest type available when your old system starts to go down.

You might notice some of these signs - A drop in capacity or a rise in cooling bills, an increase in noise levels, or higher humidity and dewpoint levels compared to the outside air conditions are all good indications that it may be time for a replacement. A simple check for refrigerant pressure can also indicate any loss of coolant that could need attention right away.

Can I install an ac unit myself??

Simply put, no, you cannot install an air conditioning unit by yourself. The installation of a system requires different skill sets and the use of various tools that are not readily available to the average person, such as compressors for refrigerant charge and copper pipe cutting machines. It is always best to hire a professional. This will prevent additional issues that may arise from a DIY installation.