Air Conditioner & Heat Pump Installation Services
At CABS, we work with top HVAC manufacturing brands to provide homeowners with a variety of options for their cooling needs. All of our cooling installation services come with our quality guarantee and can provide savings of over 50% on home cooling costs. Additionally, we work with federal, state and local agencies to provide rebates and tax credit opportunities on qualifying energy-efficient home cooling equipment.
Types Of Systems
From entry-level to top-of-the-line ACs and heat pumps, we have a system to meet your budget and cooling needs.
Single-Stage
Classic, reliable single-stage systems are a consistent choice for many homes. Great for homes without complex cooling needs.
Two-Stage
Two-stage systems are better at cooling hard-to-reach areas like second floors, master bedrooms, and larger homes.
Variable Speed
Variable-speed ACs and heat pumps offer the best in current technology, providing energy-efficient comfort.
AC and Heat Pump Repair Services
No one wants to have to repair a broken-down HVAC system, but it can still happen. At CABS, we offer free quotes on major repairs, diagnostics to uncover all issues with your air conditioner, heat pump, and other cooling equipment, and competitive pricing with professional results.
Equipment Tune-ups
Getting your air conditioner or heat pump tuned up once per year can be the difference between affordable comfort and expensive hassle. Tune-ups maintain your equipment’s warranty, can prevent many issues before they occur, and can add years to the life of your equipment. There’s never a reason to skip yours, and we’re here to help.
AC Tune-Up Benefits
- Promote healthier homes
- Help you sleep easier during hot nights
- Avoid breakdowns & high costs
- Maintain comfort & affordability
Included In Our HVAC Tune-ups
- Test and inspect contactor for burned and pitted contacts
- Monitor refrigerant for proper operating pressures
- Clean interior and exterior systems and remove all debris
- Test thermostat for proper operation, calibrate and level
- Inspect safety devices for proper operation
- Test service valves for proper operation
- Clean existing air filter
- Inspect electrical for exposed wiring
- Measure the supply & return temperature differential
- Test blower motor for proper operation
- Inspect electrical disconnect box for proper rating and safe installation
- Test ductwork for energy loss
- Inspect indoor coil
- Inspect and tighten connections on electrical wiring
- Monitor and measure voltage/amp draw
- Flush and treat condensate drain with anti-algae tablets
- Test capacitors for proper rating
- Inspect wiring connections for the compressor
- Clean condenser coils
- Test fan blade proper balance and operation
- Measure blower motor's amperage and voltage for proper operation
Ductless Mini-Split Installation & Service
Ductless mini-splits can cool or heat, and are often used to cool rooms that are difficult to keep comfortable, such as garages, finished basements, master bedrooms, finished attics, guest houses, and more. They can be a great option for spot-cooling a home efficiently and quietly.
Frequently Asked Questions
State and local permits are required for legal installation of HVAC equipment. Additionally, contractors should be insured to protect both themselves and your home.
The best A/C is the one that meets your cooling needs and budget, and runs efficiently for years to come. Beyond that, if you want the best of the best, we offer a range of equipment options, including state-of-the-art high efficiency units that push the limits of modern technology for comfort and efficiency.
On qualifying equipment, yes. Generally this is for the most energy-efficient electrical equipment. These tend to be more expensive units, but rebates and tax credits can often make them as affordable as cheaper units.
Yes! We also offer federal and state rebates as they’re available. Program funding often varies, but we stay informed to get you the maximum discount.
The cost of a new air conditioner typically runs between $5,000 to $14,000. This includes labor, equipment, and all fees. Some cost calculators only show equipment, which is misleading.
Additional factors include the type of system (e.g., central air, heat pump, ductless mini-split), the size of the unit needed for your space, the complexity of the installation, and regional labor costs.
No, but if both units are older, you can save on labor costs by installing them both at once. This often compounds energy savings as well, by installing energy-efficient equipment that moves air regardless of whether it’s heating or cooling season.
