The Longview, Texas Air Conditioner Replacement and Installation Specialists
Is your old AC unit not cooling well, or not cooling at all? If you need a new air conditioning unit for your home or business, call Alco Air. We provide all types of ac systems to our Longview, Texas area residential and commercial customers, including:
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Would you like a quote on a new AC installation for your Longview, Texas area home or business? Contact us online, or call (903) 212-7708.
When is it time for a new air conditioning unit?
Not sure if you should repair your existing ac unit or invest in an ac replacement? Alco Air recommends that you consider these factors:
- Age: Your existing air conditioning unit is 10-15 years old.
- Cost to Repair: Your existing AC unit is no longer under warranty, and the repairs have become frequent and costly.
- Operating Cost: You are paying high monthly energy bills are to operate your existing air conditioning unit.
- Not Cooling: Your existing AC unit is no longer able to keep your home at a cool temperature.
Why Choose Alco Air for your new air conditioning unit?
- Experience: Alco Air has been providing air conditioning replacements to our Longview, Texas customers for thirty years.
- Attention to Detail: Alco Air hires only the most detail oriented technicians to provide you with thorough, professional air conditioning installations.
- Superior Training: Our technicians undergo continual training to stay ahead of the curve on the latest innovations in heating and cooling technology. Each technician is NATE (North American Technician Excellence) certified.
- Customer Service: Customer service is our mission! We look forward to providing your new air conditioning unit to keep your home cool and comfortable, and keep you as a satisfied customer who continues to choose Alco Air for any future heating or cooling needs.
FAQs
How do I decide between a standard SEER2 unit and a high-efficiency variable-speed system?
While standard units operate at a single “on/off” speed, variable-speed systems adjust their output to match your home’s cooling needs in real-time, providing superior humidity control and much lower energy bills. We can provide a side-by-side comparison of the estimated monthly savings to help you determine if the higher initial investment in a variable-speed unit is right for your long-term budget.
Will my existing copper refrigerant lines and electrical panel work with a new AC unit?
Modern high-efficiency units use R-410A or newer refrigerants that operate at higher pressures, so we must inspect your existing lines to ensure they are the correct diameter and structurally sound. Similarly, we will verify that your electrical panel has the necessary amperage to safely support the new equipment’s power requirements without tripping breakers.
What is the "Manual J" load calculation, and why is it necessary for my replacement?
A Manual J calculation is a professional assessment of your home’s square footage, insulation, and window placement to determine the exact cooling capacity (tonnage) required. This prevents the common mistake of installing an oversized unit, which “short-cycles” and leads to uneven temperatures, high humidity, and a shorter equipment lifespan.
How long does a typical AC replacement take, and will I be without cooling for more than a day?
Most standard residential replacements are completed within 8 to 10 hours, and we prioritize getting the system back online by the end of the business day. If your replacement requires significant ductwork modifications or custom electrical work, we will provide a detailed timeline in advance so you can plan for any temporary temperature changes in your home.
Should I replace my indoor evaporator coil at the same time as my outdoor condenser?
Yes, we strongly recommend replacing both components together because mismatched indoor and outdoor units can lead to reduced efficiency, unexpected mechanical failure, and voided manufacturer warranties. Installing a “matched system” ensures that both halves of your AC are engineered to work together at their peak rated performance.
