Indianapolis HVAC Replacement Service

If your monthly utility bills and energy costs are getting out of hand, your older systems don’t deliver the heating or cooling you want, or your current system has needed frequent repairs over the past year or two, HVAC replacement for your heating and cooling system may be the right choice for better comfort and to save money. After years of use and sometimes a lack of maintenance, a home’s HVAC system declines drastically in energy efficiency, preventing it from keeping up with heating and cooling demand and causing it to break down often.

Williams Comfort Air helps Indianapolis homeowners access reliable new HVAC system equipment through HVAC unit replacement. Get rid of that underperforming electric furnace, heat pump, air handler, geothermal heat pump, air conditioner, or other existing system HVAC unit and trade up to a new system with a higher seasonal energy efficiency ratio (SEER) new air conditioner system and heating HVAC equipment with higher system efficiency SEER rating – energy consumption will drop, and so will your utility bills!

Contact Williams Comfort Air today to request an in-home estimate to learn the HVAC replacement cost for new HVAC installation of air conditioners, heat pumps, air handlers, furnaces, boilers, ductless system units, and other new HVAC unit types. Work with our Comfort Consultants to find out the total cost of HVAC replacement, including cost factors like square footage and energy-efficient operation, the new HVAC system cost, tax credits, and HVAC installation costs such as replacing the existing ductwork and other home improvement needs. The installation process for new air conditioning units and heating equipment is conducted by a licensed HVAC technician to ensure correct heater and air conditioner installation for your home.

Taking on a large home improvement project like replacing your home’s HVAC systems requires the assistance of skilled HVAC contractors who can help you find the best new AC unit, geothermal heat pump, electric furnace, air handler, or other new heating system or cooling systems. New HVAC installs will impact your household with a more reliable and energy-efficient air conditioning system and heating system for steady conditioned air at much lower heating and cooling costs.

When you need to replace your HVAC system, turn to Indianapolis’s first choice for HVAC installation – Williams Comfort Air. Our team will help you find the right air conditioning unit, heat pump, air handler, furnace, boiler, or other HVAC system for your home.

• Williams Comfort Air proudly serves Indianapolis residents as their go-to Carrier Factory Authorized Dealer. You can’t go wrong choosing Carrier for your new heating cooling system, as this trusted brand is known for their dependable, high-energy-efficiency air conditioning and heating units. Our Comfort Consultants will help you explore the average cost and features of new geothermal heat pump units, heat pumps, electric furnaces, gas furnaces, air conditioners, ductless air conditioners, and other HVAC installs.
  
  
• As your Carrier Factory Authorized Dealer, trust that the HVAC contractors on our team know exactly what is needed to perform every new HVAC installation. Our heating cooling staff receive specialized training direct from Carrier to ensure we know the ins and outs of every furnace, boiler, heat pump, and air conditioner we offer for HVAC installation. Following a thorough installation process guarantees your new AC unit, heat pump, furnace, or ductless system will be installed without flaw and offer the level of energy-efficient performance you expect.

Installing a new air conditioning system and heating system is a home improvement project most every homeowner will face at some point – especially when you find a home to settle down in for many years. HVAC installation costs aren’t cheap, so most people try to put as much distance between replacing heating cooling systems as possible to save money.

While maximizing the useful service life of existing air conditioner, furnace, and HVAC system equipment is important to homeowners, it’s still wise to start the replacement and HVAC installation project before your home’s air conditioning system, heat pump, furnace, boiler, and other HVAC system units fail. If you don’t and you wait until your air conditioning or heating unit can go on no longer, you could be left without heating and cooling when you need it most.

Plan ahead for replacing heating and cooling equipment – watch for these signs that often indicate your air conditioning unit, heat pump, or heating unit is near the end of its service life so you know when to start exploring new HVAC system costs with a free estimate.

• Your air conditioner or air-source heat pump is 10 to 12 years old.
• Your geothermal heat pump is 20 or more years old.
• Your furnace or boiler is 15 to 20 years old.
• The average cost of your utility bill is higher and you’re paying more for energy costs.
• Your HVAC system has needed more repairs over the past year or two.
• Your heater or air conditioner struggles to meet your heating-cooling demand.
• The square foot size of your house has grown through home improvement additions, and the current HVAC system doesn’t have the capacity to meet the increased heating-cooling load.
• Air conditioners and/or furnaces rapidly cycle on and off.
• Air quality in your home is poor.

When you are ready to replace your existing air conditioner and heating unit, the best way to learn the total cost for HVAC installation is to request an in-home estimate from local pros you trust. Some local pros will provide a free estimate for installation costs while others may charge a small fee to create a quote for your new heating and air conditioner system.

For increased efficiency and less energy waste, the best option is to replace heating and cooling equipment at the same time. When both home HVAC systems are replaced at the same time, they can be easily matched. A matched system is optimized with all components working as efficiently as possible to offer the best energy efficiency performance, air quality, and temperature control. Installation costs to install a matched system with new air conditioner and heating equipment will be higher than if only one system were to be installed, such as a single furnace or AC unit.

While average cost to buy a new air conditioner, furnace, or other types of HVAC unit equipment vary based on the many equipment options available. HVAC system cost depends on cost factors such as the system type, its energy efficiency ratings, capacity for the square foot area, and other details that affect heating cooling load, and other energy-saving features.

An estimate for HVAC replacement cost will include the total cost for everything you need. Cost to remove your old AC unit and heater, the cost of new equipment, and the installation cost to get that new heating cooling unit system installed and working in your home. Depending on the equipment you choose for HVAC installation, you may qualify to receive tax credits or other incentives that help bring down the cost of this home improvement project.

Trading out your old HVAC system and installing new heating and air conditioning units can bring positive improvements to your household. A few top reasons Indianapolis homeowners move forward with HVAC replacement include:

• Lower energy costs using a new air conditioner with a higher seasonal energy efficiency ratio (SEER) or furnace with a higher annual fuel utilization efficiency (AFUE).
• Planning ahead for HVAC installation gives you time to research unit options so you are able to find the best new air conditioner and heating unit that fits your needs.
• Keep the home environment more comfortable with reliable new heating and AC unit equipment that delivers steady conditioned air.
• Improve indoor air quality with a new unit that has advanced filtration or by pairing the HVAC system with air purifiers and other auxiliary equipment.
• Use programmable thermostats for better control over household energy use to further keep heating cooling costs low.

When you replace aging or underperforming heating-cooling units, you have the opportunity to configure your ideal system using different types of HVAC system equipment. Whether you’re using existing ductwork or having new ducts installed, your HVAC system may look like:

• Conventional split system furnace heating with an air conditioner for cooling.
• A split system heat pump and air handler for heating cooling, with optional gas furnace for backup heat.
• A geothermal heat pump system for heating and cooling.
• A ductless mini split for heating and cooling or cooling only with a furnace for heat.
• A furnace and air conditioner to heat and cool the main home, with a ductless system to expand heating cooling in areas added on to the original structure.