Quality Equipment, Family-Owned Installs
Full home system replacement, sized in person, installed by our licensed crew, and backed by a 10-year parts and labor warranty in writing. We don’t subcontract installs and we don’t quote sight-unseen.
What a Proper Install Looks Like
Most bad installs aren’t bad equipment, they’re shortcut installs on good equipment. We do every step the manufacturer way, and the warranty paperwork proves it.
We measure your home, ductwork, and load before sizing equipment, the way Manual J was meant to be done.
We walk through your options, single-stage to variable-speed, so you pick the system that fits the home and the budget.
Every install gets a fresh line set, new drain pan, and code-correct electrical, not a unit swapped onto old guts.
Right-sized systems run quieter, last longer, and cut summer power bills by hundreds of dollars a year.
With proper dampers installed, we balance airflow room to room so the bedrooms aren’t ten degrees off the kitchen at peak summer load.
The 10-year parts and labor warranty stays valid because the install is done to full manufacturer spec.
Four Steps, No Surprises
We measure ductwork, load, and existing equipment, then talk through what would fit your home.
You get the full quote in writing with parts, labor, warranty terms, and timeline up front.
The crew arrives on the scheduled day, drop cloths down, and the new system is in by close of day.
We walk you through the new equipment, hand off the warranty paperwork, and answer any questions.
Frequently Asked Questions
A new system is a big decision, so it should come with clear, written answers. These are the questions Cedar Park homeowners ask most before signing off on an install.
Full-system installs in Cedar Park typically run $5,500 to $18,000 depending on tonnage, SEER tier, and ductwork condition. A 14 SEER2 single-stage system on existing ductwork sits at the low end. Variable-speed equipment with new ductwork sits at the top. We hand you a flat-rate written quote before any work.
We use Manual J load calculations that factor square footage, insulation, window load, and Texas climate instead of guessing by tonnage. Most Cedar Park homes land between 2.5 and 5 tons, but the actual number depends on the building. Our tech measures the home and ductwork in person before sizing, since an oversized system short-cycles and wears out early.
A properly installed and maintained system in Texas heat typically lasts 12 to 15 years. Heavy summer load, hard water on coils, and skipped tune-ups shorten that window. A quality system installed to spec and serviced once a year lands at the high end. Once a system passes 12 years, every repair quote should include a replace-versus-repair comparison.
Our 10-year parts and labor warranty on new installs covers both the components and the labor to install replacement parts during the warranty period, when the install is registered and the system is serviced annually. Most competitors offer 10-year parts only, with labor capped at 2 years or less. We register every install in your name on install day.
The 50 percent rule is a fair starting point: if the repair quote exceeds half the cost of replacement, replacement usually wins. Age matters too. Once a Texas system passes 12 to 15 years, repair bills tend to compound and the power bill keeps climbing. We lay both numbers out in writing so you can decide without pressure.
Testimonials
Honest pricing and clean work bring families back season after season. Here’s what they wrote after we left their homes.
Whether your old system is on its last summer or you’re building new, we’ll size the right equipment, lay out the warranty terms in writing, and stand behind the work for a decade. Call (512) 900-6512 or send a quote request and we’ll get back the same business day.
