The high temperatures during the summer months in and around Indianapolis, Indiana means an air conditioning unit in your home is a requirement to stay cool and comfortable. Williams Comfort Air is your best choice for air conditioning unit installation and replacement work, cooling system repairs, and air conditioning systems maintenance.
Williams Comfort Air provides our clients with air conditioners, heat pumps, and air handlers to keep them cool and comfortable all summer long. We’re known as the experts, and we’re on call ready to help.
Contact us to have a skilled HVAC technician perform any of the following cooling services:
From Noblesville to Franklin, Brownsburg to Avon, and the entire Indianapolis area, Williams Comfort Air services, repairs, and installs all different types of cooling equipment, including:
Our Comfort Consultants are here to help you determine the best option that fit your needs, whether it be central air conditioning, heat pump, or ductless system with remote control. Our skilled air conditioner installation experts specialize in properly repairing or replacing air conditioners to ensure your unit operates at maximum efficiency to yield the highest energy cost savings. If your air conditioning system isn’t working, you’re going to want fast, experienced help. Williams Comfort Air provides professional and speedy service for your HVAC system. We’re standing by 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Your HVAC system affects your comfort level every moment when you’re at home. It also accounts for a significant portion of home energy consumption. A reliable, energy-efficient heating and cooling unit provides you peace of mind.
Many homeowners are faced with a decision to repair their older, less-efficient unit, or to replace it with a new energy-efficient cooling system. Consumer financing is a useful tool to fit a new system into your budget without breaking your bank. Every dollar you spend moving up to a higher-efficiency system produces comfort and value you’ll appreciate for years to come.
The price tag for replacing central air conditioning systems varies, as each Indianapolis area home has unique needs and characteristics. The price of air conditioner replacement depends on the type of air conditioner chosen, capacity needed to properly cool the home, and the specific model selected. In general, the purchase and installation of a new air conditioning system costs several thousand dollars – financing is available with flexible payment terms to help you make this important purchase.
The air conditioners that work best in your home will depend on your comfort preferences, your energy savings goals, and a number of other factors. Williams Comfort Air is a Carrier Factory Authorized Dealer that provides new Carrier air conditioning equipment to the homeowners of the Indianapolis area – speak with our Comfort Consultants to learn more about available options and find the perfect match for your home!
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It is a common thought to pick up the phone and call for service when central air conditioning systems are not working right. However, you may find that the problem is something you can easily fix yourself if you follow our guide below. If you are uncomfortable with checking any of these things, just call for service and let one of our cooling technicians inspect the air conditioning unit for you.
Make Sure There Is Power to the AC Unit
Make Sure Your Vents Are Open
Check the Batteries in Your Thermostat
Check the Air Filter
Check That Your Power Is On
Clear Away Obstructions from the Outside Unit
Check the Temperature Setting on Your Thermostat
Check Your Condensation Drain Lines
If You Have an Air Handler, Check the Following:
Is Your Air Conditioner Freezing Up?
Is Your AC Unit Cycling on and Off?
There are many words and acronyms used in the HVAC industry that experts use throughout their conversations. It’s easier to make an informed decision when you know the common terms.
Air Handler
A device used to regulate and circulate air as part of an HVAC system. It’s usually a large metal box containing a blower and heating or cooling elements.
Air Flow
The volume of air moving through a blower or duct.
Boot
The sheet metal transition piece that connects to the duct on one side and has a grille or register on the other.
Checking the Charge
When your AC technician puts gauges on the system, he or she is measuring the pressure of the refrigerant to see that the system has the proper amount, or if a leak has allowed refrigerant volume to drop.
Coil
The part of the AC unit that transfers heat carried by the refrigerant.
Compressor
The part of your air conditioner that is responsible for most of the noise. It sits in the outside part of your AC unit and raises the pressure and temperature of the refrigerant.
Cooling Process
Air conditioning systems cool homes by extracting excess heat, rather than creating cooling. The air conditioning system’s evaporator coil absorbs heat from the home, and the refrigerant within carries heat to the outdoor condenser unit, where it is released into the environment.
Fan Coil Unit
A device that uses a coil and a fan to heat or cool a room without connecting to ductwork.
Geothermal Heat Pump
Sometimes it’s referred to as a ground source heat pump (GSHP). A geothermal heat pump dumps or pulls heat to or from the ground or a body of water.
Grille
The cover of your return air vents.
Heat Pump
Part of the HVAC system that can be used to either heat or cool your home. A compressor circulates refrigerant that pumps and dumps heat as it travels between the indoor and outdoor units.
Refrigerant
The working fluid that carries the heat. Most current air conditioners use either R-22, which began its phase-out in 2010, or R-410A. Before the Montreal Protocol to protect the ozone layer, most AC refrigerants were CFCs. R-22 is an HCFC, and R-410a is a hydrofluorocarbon.
Split System
An air conditioner with the condensing unit outside and the air handler and evaporator coil inside the home, connected by the refrigerant lines.
Zoning
This is a method of heating or cooling different areas (or rooms) within one house independently – usually by using separate controls, or by opening and closing dampers within ducts in each zone.
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