Austin AC Replacement

Replacing & Installing Energy-Efficient ACs Throughout Travis County

Is your air conditioning acting up? No problem! At Daniel’s Plumbing & Air Conditioning, we take pride in getting the job done right the first time, meaning you’ll have fresh, cool air all summer long.

If you're looking for a reliable AC replacement in the Austin, TX area, contact us online or give us a call at (512) 456-3570!

Benefits of Upgrading to a New AC

Upgrading to a new air conditioning system in Austin, TX, brings numerous advantages that enhance comfort and efficiency in your home or business. Modern AC units are designed with advanced technology to provide superior cooling, energy savings, and improved indoor air quality. Investing in a new system can lead to substantial long-term benefits. 

Here are some key benefits of installing a new AC at your Austin home:

• Energy Efficiency: New AC models are far more energy-efficient than older units, leading to significant reductions in your monthly energy bills.
• Improved Comfort: Modern systems offer better temperature control and even cooling throughout your space, ensuring consistent comfort.
• Enhanced Air Quality: New AC units come with advanced filtration systems that remove pollutants, allergens, and dust, contributing to healthier indoor air.
• Quieter Operation: Updated technology in new AC systems results in quieter operation, providing a more peaceful indoor environment.
• Environmentally Friendly: Energy-efficient models have a lower carbon footprint, helping you reduce your environmental impact.
• Reliability and Warranty: New units come with manufacturer warranties and are less likely to require frequent repairs, offering peace of mind and reliability.
• Smart Features: Many new AC systems include smart technology, allowing you to control and monitor your system remotely via smartphone apps.

Repair or Replace Your Air Conditioner?

Regular air conditioning maintenance can lengthen your AC’s lifespan, but, even with the best care, it may be time to replace your AC if you suspect it isn’t working properly.

Be sure to give us a call if:

• The air conditioner is over 10 years old and struggling
• The air conditioner is making strange noises
• Utility bills are increasing every month
• Water is leaking inside your home
• Your AC system is icing up and freezing
• Your AC system has been down multiple times in the last 12 months
• Cooling is uneven — some rooms are too cold, other rooms are too warm
• The indoor air temperature doesn’t match the thermostat setting
• The HVAC unit is not blowing cold air
• Your air conditioning uses R-22 freon (which is being phased out)

If you’re having trouble with your air conditioner, our technicians will look at all the possible causes. In fact, you may simply need professional duct cleaning to help improve the airflow in your home or business, rather than more expensive solutions.

How to Choose the Right Air Conditioner?

Choosing an air conditioner or HVAC system can be daunting. While you probably use your AC every day, you likely don’t need to put much thought into the system itself — which is a good thing! Your job is to enjoy the AC, and ours is to know the ins and outs of every HVAC system we install.

While we’re more than happy to recommend an air conditioner for your home or business, we also like to take the time to explain the process to our clients.

If you’re looking to research an AC unit on your own, there are a few things to consider:

• Size: The square-footage of whatever area you’re trying to cool will be the easiest way to eliminate a few types of AC unit. Are you trying to cool off your garage or air condition an entire business? A typical home AC ranges from about 1.5-ton to 5-ton units, depending on the size of the home.
• Type of unit or system: Air conditioners come in a variety of sizes and with different types of systems, ranging from central air conditioning, ductless, window units, portable units, hybrids, and geothermal. Chances are your home or business is already set up to support one system or another. It’s also important to know whether you have a combined HVAC system or separate heater or furnace.
• Budget: A small window unit may be the cheapest option, but it’s certainly not the most cost-effective if you’re looking to cool a whole home or business. Larger units or HVAC systems can be more expensive, but they’ll also last longer and be more energy efficient — which can end up saving you money in the long run.