AC Installation & Replacement Services in Greater Marietta, GA

Not every home needs the same cooling solution, and the right HVAC system depends on your home's layout, existing ductwork, square footage, and budget. A load calculation by a certified HVAC technician is the most reliable way to determine the right size and system type for your specific home. Snappy provides free estimates and honest recommendations with no pressure. Whether you have window air conditioners or no air conditioner, getting a new system that can cool your home will make life so much better and more enjoyable. If you're confused what system is best for you, here are options.

• Central Air & Heat Pumps
• Room Air Conditioners
• Evaporative Coolers
• Ductless Mini Split Air Conditioners

All of these units have their pros and cons and any of them would be a good choice depending on your needs, house size, and budget. Call an AC installation service for a consultation on what's the best choice for you.

The last thing you want when summer arrives is to turn on your AC unit only to have it blow out hot air. Fortunately, most AC systems give you advance warning before they fail completely, if you know what to look for. Catching these signs early gives you time to plan a repair or AC replacement on your schedule, rather than during an emergency on the hottest day of the year. Common warning signs that the air conditioner is going bad include:

• Squealing or Grinding Sounds

• Lukewarm or Hot Air

• Refrigerant Leaks

• Burning or Foul Odors

• Low Air Flow

If you notice any of these signs that your AC may not be working, you may need an HVAC tune up or you may need a new air conditioning installation. Call a professional AC replacement company and ask them for their help.

So, your AC unit is on the fritz again and you don't want to invest in putting in a whole new unit. While, there are advantages to repairing an old unit, there are a few reasons why you might want to replace it. Importantly, the HVAC repair-or-replace decision comes down to three important factors to consider:

• Age - Older air conditioners are inefficient. A newer unit will save you money on your energy bills.

• Frequency of Repairs - If you're repairing your AC unit more and more, you're better off spending that money towards a new unit that will be more reliable.

• Repair vs. Replacement Ratio - If the cost of the repair is 50% or more than the price of a new unit, you're better off getting a new unit.

In Georgia's climate, an aging system also costs significantly more to run. A new high-efficiency unit with a SEER2 rating of 16 or above can reduce cooling costs by 20-40% compared to a 10-year-old system operating at the federal minimum. Over a Marietta summer, that difference adds up quickly.