AC Installation

There's a point where an aging air conditioner stops being worth fixing. The signals are usually the same ones you'd notice yourself: it doesn't cool the way it used to, you're calling for repairs more often than feels normal, the unit is getting old, or airflow from the vents just isn't there anymore even after a repair visit. Any one of those on its own might just mean a tune-up. A few of them together, especially on an older system working through a long Gulf Coast cooling season, usually means the equipment is telling you something. Sizing is where a lot of installs go wrong, and it's not something you can eyeball from the size of the old unit. We size a new system to your home's actual square footage and layout, not just what was already installed, because bigger isn't better here. An oversized system cools the air quickly and shuts off before it's had time to properly wring the humidity out of it, so the house feels cold and clammy at the same time. A correctly sized unit runs longer, steadier cycles that actually dehumidify while they cool, which is the difference between a house that feels comfortable and one that just feels cold. Beyond sizing, we walk you through SEER and EER efficiency ratings, what ongoing maintenance the system will realistically need, and the total cost picture, purchase plus what it'll cost to run and maintain over the years you'll own it, not just the number on the invoice. Trane, Carrier, Lennox, Rheem, and Daikin all have equipment that can be the right call depending on your home and budget, and we'll tell you honestly which one fits.

From walkthrough to a running system

Installation starts with a real walkthrough of your home, not a phone estimate. We look at your existing ductwork, your attic space if the air handler lives up there, your electrical setup, and how the house actually uses its rooms, then put together options that fit both your comfort goals and your budget. You'll get a straight explanation of why we're recommending a given size and efficiency tier, not just a model number. We know a full system replacement is a bigger decision than a repair call, so financing is available through Synchrony Bank and FTL Finance if spreading the cost out makes more sense for your household. Once the new system is in, we test it under load, confirm airflow at every vent, and walk you through anything you should know about running it day to day. And because a new system still needs upkeep to hit its full lifespan, ask about the Titan Family membership, regular maintenance is what keeps a new install running like new for years instead of months.

Titan. Texas Air Conditioning Class A #119850C. Call (281) 549-2122.