Installing
a new air conditioning unit in your home can greatly reduce energy
costs. New air conditioning models are designed for better energy
efficiency. In the Phoenix Metropolitan area, we require high-quality air conditioners to keep our homes comfortable during the extremely hot summer months. In order to keep our homes cooled, there are many different types of air conditioning systems designed to effectively work.
Roof Top Air Conditioning Units
Many homes in the Phoenix Metropolitan area have roof top air conditioning units. They are often called “packaged heat pumps” or “gas packs”. At Arctic Fox Air Conditioning and Heating, great care is taken with the installation of new roof top air conditioning unit. Our technicians ensure that a new unit will be a good fit for the house. It needs to have the correct rating in order to effectively cool the home.During the installation, Arctic Fox Air Conditioning technicians follow a step-by-step procedure to provide a quality installation. Here are a few of the important steps that we take during the installation of roof top air conditioning units:
- Construction of Custom Built Sheet Metal Air Duct Elbows to Fit Rooftop and Unit Exactly
- Changing of the High Voltage Disconnect and Wiring on Roof
- Installation on New Thermostat Wiring
- Installation of Condensate Drain to Home's Drain
- Installation of a New Digital Thermostat
- Inspection of Duct Work in Attic Looking for Leaks
Split System Air Conditioning Units
Split
system air conditioning units typically have the condenser part of the
air conditioning unit outside of the house on the ground with the blower
inside of the house. When Arctic Fox Air Conditioning and Heating
installs a split system air conditioning unit, we follow a list of
procedures designed to provide you with the highest quality installation
possible. Here are some of those procedures: - Installation of a New Electrical Disconnect
- Installation of New Copper Lines from the House to the New Unit
- Ensure That the New Air Conditioning Unit Outside of the House is Level
- Installation of a New Liquid Line Dryer and Suction Line Dryer
- Installation of a New Secondary Drain Pan in the Attic
- Installation of the New Air Handler or Furnace
- Reconnection of the Drain Lines with Proper Slope for Adequate Drainage
- Installation of New Plenum Boxes and if Needed, New Duct Work
- Installation of New Gas Flexes and Flue Pipe on Furnaces
- Installation of a New Digital Thermostat
