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This is one of the most common jobs we see along the US 27 corridor. A homeowner calls because the house never quite feels comfortable. The AC runs in short bursts, the upstairs rooms stay warm, and the air feels sticky even when the thermostat says 74. Often the system was oversized when it went in, so it cools the air fast but shuts off before it can pull the humidity out.
On a job like this, we start by measuring the home's actual cooling load instead of matching the old unit's size. Then we replace the outdoor condenser and the indoor air handler as a matched pair, sized to the house, and check the ductwork, drain line, and thermostat settings before we leave.
The first thing homeowners usually notice is how the air feels. Longer, steadier run times mean drier air, even temperatures from room to room, and a power bill that stops climbing every August. Every replacement starts with a free written estimate, so there are no surprises on install day.




