AC Installation Services in Austin (And Surrounding Areas)

A traditional AC installation involves the installation of an outdoor unit as well as an indoor unit that circulates the air by way of installed ductwork. This type of system is known for its reliability, efficiency, and ability to cool large spaces evenly. Central AC systems can also improve indoor air quality by removing moisture and contaminants from the air, providing a more comfortable and healthy living environment. With proper installation and maintenance, a central AC system can last for many years and provide long-term value to homeowners.

A heat pump can work like a heater in winter and like an air conditioner in the summer by removing heat from your indoor air and transferring it outside. Heat pumps improve indoor air quality by dehumidifying as they cool.

While the cooling process is similar between a central AC and a heat pump installation, this type of system is more energy-efficient in the winter since it doesn’t have to generate its own heat.

A mini-split is a system that consists of an outdoor unit connected to one or more indoor ceiling or wall mounts. Each indoor unit can be controlled individually, creating increased energy efficiency and customizable temperature settings in different zones or rooms. Mini-splits are ideal cooling systems for home expansions and additions that can be easily added to the new space without the need for additional ductwork.

There are various ways to install hybrid cooling systems in a new home or home addition. A RedHome expert will be able to evaluate your options based on your goals, needs, home size, and layout.

Heat pumps can be installed alongside an existing central AC system, allowing homeowners to take advantage of the efficiency of the heat pump during milder weather while still having the reliability and power of the central AC system available during much hotter times of the year. With this hybrid approach, homeowners can enjoy customized and energy-efficient heating and cooling all year round.

This approach allows homeowners to add the flexibility and energy efficiency of a mini-split system to their existing central AC or heat pump. Mini-splits can be installed in areas of the home where the existing system doesn't reach or doesn't provide sufficient cooling or heating. By adding a mini-split to their home cooling and heating system, homeowners can enjoy more targeted temperature control, increased energy efficiency, and lower utility bills.