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We use a load calculation to assess the home’s cooling needs rather than selecting capacity from square footage or the old unit alone. A Manual J calculation considers the home, rooms, windows, insulation, orientation, and other loads. Equipment selection and the air-distribution plan follow that assessment.

Central AC is an option when suitable ductwork and indoor equipment are part of the plan. A heat pump can provide cooling and heating. Ductless can serve selected spaces or a whole-home plan without central supply ducts. We compare room coverage, existing systems, electrical work, and installed scope.

Yes. We can discuss ductless options and whether a new ducted system is practical. The proposal should identify the rooms served, indoor and outdoor unit locations, connection routes, drainage, electrical requirements, and any building work. One indoor unit does not guarantee comfort in every closed room.

Not automatically. Oversized equipment can cycle poorly and affect moisture removal, while equipment with insufficient capacity may struggle under design conditions. The right choice comes from the load assessment, equipment performance, airflow, and the home’s needs, rather than choosing the largest unit.

The proposed indoor and outdoor equipment must form a compatible, approved combination. Ask which components will be replaced or retained and for the exact model numbers and rated combination. An existing coil or blower should not be assumed suitable without checking compatibility, condition, and manufacturer requirements.

Look for equipment model numbers, the capacity assessment, indoor and outdoor scope, duct and airflow work, electrical and drainage work, controls, access or building work, applicable permits, startup checks, documentation, warranty terms, exclusions, and the total installed price. Compare the same scope across proposals.

SEER2 is a seasonal cooling-efficiency rating under standardized test conditions. It helps compare rated equipment combinations, but it is not a promise of a specific utility bill. The home, weather, usage, ductwork, settings, and quality of installation also affect performance.

Compare the exact models proposed within Comfort, Performance, and Infinity. Comfort includes straightforward single-stage central AC options; Performance includes single-stage and two-stage choices; Infinity offers advanced variable-speed options. Controls, compatible indoor equipment, sound, efficiency, installed cost, and warranty terms should be compared model by model.

Commissioning means checking the installed system before handoff. We verify and document refrigerant charge using the manufacturer’s procedures, assess airflow, check controls and condensate drainage, and review operation. Ask for the startup information and any follow-up items for the selected equipment.

Yes. PRO Electric plus HVAC handles HVAC and electrical work under Virginia contractor license 2705181607. We assess the proposed equipment’s circuit, disconnect, wiring, and related needs and define the electrical work in the installation scope. A panel upgrade is not assumed for every new AC.

Timing depends on the equipment, access, duct and electrical work, building changes, inspections, and parts availability. We discuss the expected schedule and any interruption to cooling before work begins. An online estimate request does not reserve an installation date.

Coverage depends on the equipment, application, registration, and applicable program terms. Ask for the written manufacturer parts coverage, any labor coverage, exclusions, registration requirements, and the installation warranty separately. We handle registration as part of the job and provide the relevant documentation; confirm any program-specific eligibility in the proposal.

A new AC alone may not address duct problems, insulation, windows, controls, or other causes of uneven cooling or energy use. Tell us which rooms are affected and share the relevant history. We assess those concerns as part of the proposed installation rather than guaranteeing a particular bill reduction.

We offer free AC installation estimates. Financing is available on request, and our veteran and military discount program may apply. Ask about current eligibility and terms. A diagnostic or repair visit is a separate service and may carry charges.

We serve Fairfax, Loudoun, Arlington, and Prince William counties, plus Falls Church. Call 703-225-8222 or request a free installation estimate to discuss your address, rooms, existing system, and project timing.