![](/assets/pack/background/hvac-installation-banner.2405212117550.jpg)
Cranberry Township AC Replacement
Providing New Air Conditioning Installation Services in Beaver County & Allegheny County
Air conditioning units generally have a lifespan of about 10 to 15 years, during which they can deliver optimal cooling if appropriately maintained. However, as personal preferences and life circumstances evolve, you might find that your existing unit no longer satisfies your cooling needs. Upgrading to a new air conditioner ensures your home meets your comfort requirements.
At Albert's Heating & Air Conditioning Inc., we provide professional AC installation and replacement services for durability and performance. We evaluate your existing setup and understand your space needs to propose solutions that boost comfort and energy efficiency. Our team focuses on the latest cooling technologies and follows industry-leading practices for seamless, long-term installation.
To schedule your AC installation and replacement in Cranberry Township, call (724) 294-5207 or contact us online. We can help you achieve optimal cooling and comfort.
When to Replace Your AC
Replacing your air conditioning unit significantly affects your finances and the comfort of your home or office in Cranberry Township, Beaver County, Allegheny County, and beyond.
Some signs that it may be necessary to replace your AC unit include:
- Age of the unit: Older units may be less efficient, resulting in increased electricity bills and a higher possibility of repairs.
- Frequent repairs: Regular breakdowns can be inconvenient and expensive in the long run, potentially outweighing the cost of a new unit installation.
- Increasing energy bills: As units age, they must exert more effort to produce the same amount of cooling, resulting in increased energy consumption. If you’re seeing a consistent rise in your bills, consider upgrading to a more energy-efficient model.
- Inadequate cooling: If your AC is no longer effectively cooling the space or if some rooms are cooler than others, it may indicate an aging or failing system. Issues with the compressor or evaporator coils can often cause inadequate cooling in older units, which may not be worth fixing.
- R-22 refrigerant use: The phasing out of R-22 is due to its harmful environmental impacts, leading to a significant increase in the costs of maintaining a system that uses this refrigerant.
- Noise and humidity issues: These indicate a failing motor or loose parts, while high indoor humidity levels may suggest a problem with the unit’s overall efficiency.
- Technological advancements: Smart thermostat compatibility, variable speed motors, and improved refrigerants offer enhanced cooling, reduced energy costs, and greater environmental benefits.
![](/assets/imagery/image-group-s2-bg.2405201929550.jpg)
![](/assets/pack/foreground/values-s8-img.2405201653550.png)
What Makes Us Stand Out?
We care about your comfort from start to finish.
-
Albert's family is proud to serve yours with care. Your comfort is our business.
-
Experience matters. We make it easy for you to have confidence in the team you call.
-
Our team can service any HVAC brand and recommend the best products around.
-
Our skilled technicians are equipped to service both homes and businesses.
-
Our team of technicians are licensed, vetted, and insured.
-
We make HVAC services affordable with financing options.
-
We make it easy to get started with a completely free quote.
-
Talk to our team about our heating and cooling services warranty!
-
Coupons & Specials
-
Maintenance Plan
-
Financing Options
![](/assets/pack/background/placeholder.2302151634550.jpg)
Proud Certifications & Brands We Carry
Maintaining Your New AC Unit
Proper maintenance keeps your air conditioner running efficiently for years to come.
Some tips to consider include:
- Replace or clean air filters monthly for efficient airflow and reduce strain on the unit.
- Regularly clear the outdoor unit of leaves, dirt, and debris to maintain unobstructed airflow.
- Schedule professional maintenance annually to check refrigerant levels, inspect electrical components, and clean coils.
- Check and maintain insulation on refrigerant lines to optimize efficiency and reduce energy loss.
- Verify thermostat functionality and consider upgrading to a smart thermostat for energy-efficient scheduling.
- Inspect and seal any leaks in ductwork to prevent energy loss and improve system efficiency.
- Periodically clear the AC unit’s drain line to prevent water backup and potential damage.
- Keep indoor vents clear of obstructions for proper airflow throughout the home.
![](/assets/pack/foreground/content-v8-img.2405201718550.png)
![](/assets/flair.2405201455203.png)
What Our Customers Are Saying
-
- Michael B.
-
- Amber S.
-
- Gary P.
-
- Lauren A.
-
- Kelsey M.
-
- William S.
-
- Alexander M.
-
- Darla J.