PROUD TO INSTALL:

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HVAC Installation Done Right

HVAC installation services encompass a comprehensive range of tasks, from initial assessments and equipment selection to installation, testing, compliance checks, and ongoing maintenance.
 
Our team of qualified professionals are with you every step of the way to ensure you have properly functioning HVAC systems that meet your needs and provide comfort, energy efficiency, and clean indoor air quality.

OUR APPROACH

Comprehensive Services for Your HVAC Needs

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IMS Installers Do Performance Checks After Installation

After an HVAC system is installed, our technicians perform thorough testing and calibration to validate expected functionality and performance.

Inspections are conducted to identify any potential issues and make all necessary adjustments to optimize efficiency.

Our team is also there to educate to educate homeowners on the proper use and maintenance of the system to ensure its longevity and effectiveness.

Knowledge That Further Protects Investment

Our HVAC team also has in-depth knowledge of local and national codes and regulations governing HVAC systems.

They ensure that the installation process adheres to these requirements, including electrical codes, fire safety standards, refrigerant handling guidelines, and environmental regulations.

By following these compliance measures, we help you maintain the highest level of safety, preventing hazards such as electrical faults, gas leaks, or inadequate ventilation.

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THE FAQS

Frequently Asked Questions

When selecting an HVAC system, several factors should be taken into consideration: 

  • Home size and layout: The square footage and layout of your home play a role in determining the capacity and distribution of the HVAC system. Proper sizing ensures efficient heating and cooling throughout the space. 
  • Energy efficiency: Look for systems with high energy efficiency ratings, such as SEER (Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio) for cooling and AFUE (Annual Fuel Utilization Efficiency) for heating. Higher ratings indicate better energy performance and potential cost savings. 

Indoor air quality needs: If indoor air quality is a concern, consider systems with advanced filtration capabilities and options for humidity control. 

The duration of an HVAC installation can vary depending on several factors: 

  • Complexity of the project: The complexity of the installation, including the size of your home, number of units, and intricacy of the ductwork, can impact the installation timeline. 
  • Customization requirements: If a customized HVAC solution is needed, additional time may be required for design and fabrication. 
  • Accessibility and readiness: Easy access to the installation area and readiness of the home, including electrical and ductwork preparations, can speed up the installation process. 

On average, a straightforward residential HVAC installation may take a week. 

Regular HVAC maintenance is crucial for several reasons: 

  • System performance: Routine maintenance helps ensure that the HVAC system operates at peak performance, providing optimal heating, cooling, and ventilation. It helps identify and address any issues that may hinder efficiency and performance. 
  • Energy efficiency: Well-maintained systems consume less energy, leading to lower utility bills and reduced environmental impact. Regular maintenance includes tasks like cleaning coils, changing filters, and checking refrigerant levels, all of which contribute to improved energy efficiency. 
  • Equipment lifespan: Proper maintenance can extend the lifespan of HVAC equipment. Regular inspections and tune-ups help identify potential problems early on, allowing for timely repairs and preventing major breakdowns that may lead to costly replacements. 
  • Indoor air quality: Maintenance includes cleaning and inspecting components that affect indoor air quality, such as filters and ventilation systems. This ensures clean and healthy indoor air, reducing the risk of respiratory issues and allergies. 

Overall, regular HVAC maintenance helps maximize system performance, energy efficiency, equipment lifespan, and indoor air quality, providing comfort and cost savings over the long term. 

The total cost depends on several factors: the size of the system your home requires, the type and efficiency level you choose, the condition of your existing ductwork, any code upgrades needed, and specific installation requirements. After assessing your home and discussing your comfort goals and budget, we will walk you through your options with clear, upfront pricing before any work is scheduled.

Proper sizing is one of the most important parts of a quality installation. Your new system will be sized based on your home’s square footage, ceiling height, insulation levels, window area, sun exposure, ductwork layout, and overall heat load. Bigger is not always better. An oversized system short-cycles, increases indoor humidity, wastes energy, and reduces comfort. A properly sized system runs in longer cycles, cools more evenly, and manages humidity far more effectively.

Most standard residential system replacements can be completed in a single day. More involved installations may take longer if the job requires ductwork modifications, electrical upgrades, gas piping work, new drain line routing, difficult equipment access, or code corrections. You will be given a clear timeline before installation day so you can plan accordingly.

Yes, the system will need to be offline while the old equipment is removed and the new system is installed. In most cases, the old system is out, and the new one is running the same day, minimizing the time your home is without cooling. We will confirm the expected timeline before work begins.

Yes. We treat your entire property with care, from the inside of your home to your driveway, lawn, and landscaping. Our installers use floor protection indoors, take care around walls and doorways, keep tools and materials organized, and avoid unnecessary damage to grass or shrubs. When the job is complete, we clean up all work areas and leave your property in a neat, professional condition.

The best system depends on your comfort priorities, budget, energy goals, warranty preferences, and how long you plan to stay in the home. Higher-efficiency systems typically carry a higher upfront cost but can lower monthly utility bills and improve year-round comfort. We work with leading brands including Daikin, Trane, Carrier, and Lennox, and we will explain the differences between each system so you can make a confident, informed decision.

A properly sized and installed higher-efficiency system will reduce energy consumption compared to an aging or undersized unit. The actual savings depend on the efficiency rating of the equipment you choose, your home’s insulation, and how the system is used. When comparing system options, we will explain the expected efficiency differences so you understand what you are investing in.

Your new system includes a manufacturer’s parts warranty, and we provide coverage for our labor and installation workmanship as well. Warranty terms vary by brand, model, and registration requirements, and some manufacturers require registration within a set window to activate full coverage. We will explain your warranty clearly, provide the details in writing, and make sure you know exactly what is covered before we leave.

Not necessarily, but your ductwork will be inspected before the new system is installed. Leaky seams, undersized ducts, damaged sections, poor insulation, or dirty ductwork can prevent even a brand-new system from performing properly and even drive up energy costs. If any issues are found with your ductwork, we will explain what is needed and why before any ductwork is added to the scope.

After installation, the crew will start up and commission the new system. We will verify refrigerant charge, test airflow, confirm thermostat operation, inspect drain lines, and review basic operation with you. Additionally, we will walk you through your warranty coverage, answer any questions, and go over routine maintenance steps to protect your investment. Our technicians also clean all work areas before leaving.

OUR SERVICES

Greater North Atlanta HVAC Services for Your Home