AC installation depends on a few factors, so it’s hard to specify a cost until we’ve looked at your situation and can offer an estimate. Some factors that can affect the price are accessibility of your air conditioner and ductwork, the condition of your ductwork, the specific air conditioner product you choose to install, and even your installation schedule.

In our experience, we have found that in many cases, yes, a new air conditioner does help with improved air quality. A good air conditioner dehumidifies your air, and thus reduces mold, pests, and other sources of poor air quality. Plus, an older AC often has components that are breaking down and may be releasing their own additions to your air supply.

Of course, filtration and purification technology continues to evolve, so you may see even more direct benefits if you invest in air quality technology at the same time.

A bigger air conditioning unit does not necessarily mean that it is more efficient. The bigger the unit, the more power hungry it is and as such, it consumes more energy than a standard unit. If you have a small home or office, and you buy a bigger air conditioner, your utility costs will be high.

If you want to keep your home or business cool during summer and increase energy efficiency, buy the right air conditioner. This is where we, at All Dade Air Conditioning & Heating will help you select the perfect air conditioning unit based on the size of your home or office.