AC Pricing Direct

HOW IT WORKS

Buying an AC online is easier than ever with ACPricingDirect.com

STEP 1

Answer a few questions about your home

1. Select your Home Type: Single or Multi-Family Home or Manufactured Home: A Single Family or Multi-Family Home is a permanent residence. A Manufactured Home is prefabricated housing that can be relocated after it is built on a concrete slab.

2. Choose your System Application: Split System or Package System: A Split System is made up of two units: an outside unit referred to as the condenser that you normally see on the side of your home, and an inside unit usually referred to as the air handler that is normally located in a closet or sometimes in the attic. A Packaged System contains both the condenser and the air handler in one package. These units normally sit on the roof but sometimes are located on the ground.

3. Choose your Heat Source: Electric Heat Pump or Gas Furnace. An Electric Heat Pump uses refrigerant to both cool and heat the home. A Gas Furnace burns natural gas for heat inside a furnace. If you receive a monthly gas bill, chances are you have a gas furnace.

4. Choose your System Size (Tonnage): Use the square footage estimator to choose the correct tonnage size for your AC unit. If you have multiple AC units serving your home, you can use the same square footage estimator based on how much area each unit covers.

Square FootageTonnage
500-600 sq. ft.1.5 Tons
700-800 sq. ft.2 Tons
900-1,000 sq. ft.2.5 Tons
1,100-1,200 sq. ft.3 Tons
1,300-1,500 sq. ft.3.5 Tons
1,600-1,800 sq. ft.4 Tons
1,900-2,200 sq ft.5 Tons

STEP 2

Select your system to best suit your budget and needs

We only sell top brands from industry-leading manufacturers and all of our systems include a 10-Year parts / 10-Year compressor manufacturer warranty. When making a choice follow these simple steps.

1. Select a unit based on your budget: You will find today’s new units offer a much higher SEER rating than your older system and all are exceptional brands that we have vetted and installed for thousands of customers. Selecting a system by your budget is always a safe choice.

2. Select a SEER rating: The higher the SEER rating the more efficient your system will run. A 14 SEER system is the required amount of efficiency to be installed in today homes.

3. Select a brand: All brands that are offered are great pieces of functioning equipment, and all come with full manufacture warranties. In this step, simply choose the brand you feel most trusted with.

If you have any questions, our customer service team will be glad to help you choose the best system for you!

STEP 3

At home inspection

Your installing contractor is assigned to you following checkout and will contact you within 24 hours to do a free job-site inspection at your home. This is to verify that you have selected the correct system application, heat source, and tonnage for your home prior to your installation. We have done all the work for you, you never have to worry about making the wrong decision.

STEP 4

Installation

Every system we sell comes with installation by a Professional licensed and insured best HVAC contractor. Installation also includes industry standard 1 year labor/2 year workmanship warranty by the licensed contractor.

Following installation, you must register your equipment with the manufacturer to retain your warranty. Your order confirmation email will include information on registering your equipment for product warranty with the manufacturer. Your assigned contractor can help you out with this if needed. This must be done within 60 days of installation, so don’t wait!

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Split System

Split systems have equipment installed both inside and outside the home. In a Split System, the condenser is installed outside the home on the ground or roof. The furnace or air handler is installed inside the home in either the attic, a closet or in the garage. The indoor and outdoor components of a Split System are connected by refrigeration pipes and low-voltage wiring. Air is distributed through a duct system to each room in the home.

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Package System

Package systems can be heat pump or a gas furnace. These systems have the same aspects of a split system, just all in one cabinet. They can be located on the roof or on the ground. Rooftop units will have a metal stand it sits on and the air is distributed through a sheet metal elbow that attaches from the system to the roof. Package systems can also be located on the ground. They will be sitting on a concrete slab or pavers. They will attach to the home with a sheet metal box that will distribute the air throughout the home.

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AC Condenser & Coil

Opting for only the AC coil and condenser in HVAC systems presents a strategic approach to customizing cooling solutions. By selecting these components individually, homeowners can tailor their systems to meet specific requirements. This method offers flexibility in upgrading or replacing parts, enabling homeowners to enhance efficiency and performance while potentially reducing costs. Moreover, separating these components allows for versatile system configurations, accommodating various installation setups and environmental factors.

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Furnace Only

Opting for solely a furnace in HVAC systems offers homeowners a strategic approach to tailored heating solutions. By selecting this component individually, homeowners can customize their heating system to meet specific requirements. This method provides flexibility in upgrading or replacing parts, allowing for enhanced efficiency and performance while potentially minimizing costs. Additionally, choosing a furnace separately facilitates adaptable system configurations, accommodating diverse installation setups and environmental considerations. Whether aiming to optimize an existing system or construct a new one, selecting a furnace independently empowers homeowners to design an HVAC solution precisely aligned with their heating needs.

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Electric

Electric heat is the use of what’s called Heat strips to heat the home. Heat strips provide warm air by using electricity to heat coils of wire. These coils of wire then give off heat as the air passes over them, producing warm air for the home. Heat strips are located in your air handler or your packaged system.

Heat Pump

Technically, a Heat Pump is a mechanical-compression cycle refrigeration system that can be reversed to either heat or cool a controlled space. Installation for this type of system typically consists of two parts: an indoor unit called an air handler and an outdoor unit similar to a central air conditioner, but referred to as a Heat Pump. A compressor circulates refrigerant that absorbs and releases heat as it travels between the indoor and outdoor units.

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Gas Furnace

Gas Furnaces – either natural or propane — provides the source necessary to warm a home’s cold air during the heating season. The Furnace System makes the conversion and distributes the warm air into the home’s living spaces. Furnaces powered by natural gas and propane operate in much the same way. With either system, the home’s thermostat begins the heating cycle as temperatures in the room fall below the setting.

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Lithium Propane

Lithium propane heat sources, leveraging a combination of lithium-ion battery technology and propane combustion, serve as reliable heating solutions for residential or commercial spaces. These innovative systems efficiently generate heat to warm cold air during the heating season. Similar to gas furnaces, lithium propane heat sources feature a furnace system that converts energy and distributes warm air throughout the living or working spaces. Whether powered by natural gas or propane, these heat sources function in a comparable manner. When temperatures in the room dip below the thermostat setting, the heating cycle initiates, ensuring consistent warmth and comfort throughout the space.

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Minisplit

A mini-split HVAC system, also known as a ductless system, is a highly efficient and flexible heating and cooling solution ideal for homes or spaces without ductwork. Comprising an outdoor compressor unit and one or more indoor air-handling units, it operates by transferring heat between the indoors and outdoors using refrigerant lines. These systems allow for zone-based temperature control, enabling different areas of a building to be heated or cooled independently. With their compact size, ease of installation, and customizable configurations, mini-split systems offer both energy savings and enhanced comfort, making them a popular choice for residential and commercial applications alike.

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