New Installation Services
Upgrade Your Comfort with New Air Conditioning Installation - Is Your Current Unit Outdated?
HVAC systems are designed to last only 12-14 years in an environment of 95 degrees or below. However, in Oklahoma, summer weather often takes the temperature over the desired environment, and the average lifespan of a system is 8-10 years with a new 14 SEER or higher.
What is the cost of repairing vs. Replacing your HVAC system?
Spencer Heat and Air is here to assist you in determining the best option for your home. Often, after consulting with homeowners, we find that replacing your system is more beneficial than making frequent repairs
Signs that Your HVAC Should be Replaced
The heat pump or air conditioner is more than ten years old.
The furnace is more than 15 years old.
The HVAC equipment needs frequent repairs, and your energy bills are increasing.
Some rooms in your home are too hot or too cold.
The home is left unoccupied most of the day, and the thermostat is not programmable.
The home has humidity problems.
The heating or cooling system is noisy.
Hvac installation
If you choose to replace your HVAC system, full installation typically takes six to eight hours; if ductwork replacement is required, the process may take a bit longer. If needed, multiple technicians will be provided to ensure installation is complete within a reasonable time frame.
Spencer Heat and Air Installation Process
✓ Clear Space: Make sure there is enough room inside for the installation, maintenance, and repair of your new system.
✓ Check Ducts: Ensure your ducts are the right size.
✓ Registers: Make sure you have enough vents to distribute cool air and return warm air.
✓ Seal and Insulate Ducts: Properly seal all ducts and heavily insulate those in the attic.
✓ Place Condensing Unit: Position the outdoor unit in a spot that minimizes noise and avoids blocking airflow.
✓ Refrigerant and Airflow: Ensure the new air conditioner has the correct refrigerant level and airflow as specified by the manufacturer.
✓ Thermostat Location: Install the thermostat away from heat sources like windows or supply vents.
