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New Air Conditioning Systems
We offer complete service and installation of central air
conditioning systems. If you don’t have ductwork and you were
told you cannot install central air, we can. We can properly
install air conditioning in virtually any space.
Packaged/Rooftop Air Conditioning Systems
These fully self-contained air conditioners are ready to
be used for rooftop or ground mount residential or commercial
applications. Your building’s air ducting connects to the unit’s
side or bottom – your choice. We offer expert service and complete
installation on all makes of packaged air conditioning systems.
Mini Split
Air Conditioning
A mini split AC unit is much like a central air unit in the way it
physically operates, but it is split up between the inside and
outside. You will have an exterior unit which is attached to the
inside unit by only a small line of coolant. It's quiet and
efficient. These units attach to the wall or ceiling, which is
especially helpful when you office doesn't have windows available
for the classic window unit. The mini split AC unit is very energy
efficient, and some units have earned an Energy Star rating. These
units are incredible for offices, computer rooms, break rooms,
offices, and much more.
High Velocity
Air Conditioning
High velocity air conditioning unit is a central air conditioner
that circulates air through the room using aspiration, or a strong
burst of air. A conventional central AC unit uses forced air
principles instead. Cool air enters the room near the ceiling and
slowly drifts downward. High velocity air conditioning often means
more consistent cooling throughout your house and less air
stagnation. In a high velocity air conditioning unit, air doesn’t
flow through large metal ducts. Instead, supply lines consist of
two-inch, insulated tubing. This means a high velocity unit may fit
in spaces where a conventional AC unit could not. We service and
install High Velocity Air Conditioning systems.
Chillers
In air conditioning systems, chilled water is typically
distributed to heat exchangers, or coils, in air handling
units, which cool the air in its respective space(s), and
then the chilled water is re-circulated back to the chiller
to be cooled again. These cooling coils transfer sensible
heat and latent heat from the air to the chilled water, thus
cooling and usually dehumidifying the air stream. We offer
service and installation on chiller systems. |
