The procedure for a South Florida AC system change out typically involves several steps. Here's a general overview of what to expect:

Assessment and Planning: Schedule a consultation with the licensed professionals at XPRT Services. We will assess your current system, evaluate your home's cooling needs, and discuss your preferences and budget.

Based on the site assessment, XPRT Services will recommend the appropriate size and type of AC system for your home.

Permitting and Documentation: Obtain any necessary permits for the installation. Your XPRT Services will handle this process, ensuring compliance with local building codes and regulations.

Equipment Selection and Ordering: Once the type and size of the new AC system are determined, XPRT Services will order the necessary equipment and materials.

Preparation: Before the installation day, clear the area around your existing HVAC system to provide easy access for the technicians. If necessary, make arrangements for pets or occupants to be away from the home during installation, as it can be noisy and disruptive.

Removal of Existing System: On the scheduled installation day, the technicians will begin by shutting off the power to the existing AC system.They will then disconnect and remove the old equipment, including the outdoor condenser unit and indoor air handler.

Installation of New System: Our technicians will install the new components of the AC system, including the outdoor condenser unit, indoor air handler, refrigerant lines, and electrical connections.They will ensure that the new system is properly positioned and securely mounted.

Ductwork Inspection and Sealing: If necessary, the technicians will inspect the existing ductwork for leaks or damage. They will inform you of issues they identify. The sealing of any leaks to ensure optimal efficiency and airflow is important and may be required as an additional scope of work.

Start-Up and Testing: Once the installation is complete, your technicians will start up the new AC system and test its performance. They will check for proper airflow, refrigerant levels, temperature control, and humidity control.

Programming and Calibration: If your new system includes programmable thermostats or zoning controls, the technicians will program them according to your preferences. They will calibrate the system to ensure it operates efficiently and effectively.

Final Inspection and Cleanup: XPRT Service will perform a final inspection of the installation to ensure everything meets quality standards and safety regulations. They will clean up the work area, removing any debris and leaving your home in the same condition as before the installation. For Municipal inspection someone will need to arrange to be home as these inspection appointments are generally an all day window.

Documentation and Warranty: Your XPRT Service Technician will provide you with documentation, including warranties for the new equipment and any maintenance agreements. They will also review operation instructions and maintenance recommendations with you.