WITH DUCTS
Central air conditioning
Cool your home through a duct system. Check the ducts and airflow when replacing the equipment.
- Whole-home cooling
- New systems or replacement AC
CENTRAL AIR · DUCTLESS MINI-SPLITS
Central AC.
Mini-splits.
Need a new AC or cooling for a room without ducts? Request a quote for your home.
Orlando & Central Florida
Replacing your AC?Start with the equipment and ducts you have.
COMPARE SYSTEMS
Central air or ductless?
Central air uses ducts. Mini-splits cool individual rooms or zones without them. The right choice depends on your home.
WITHOUT DUCTS
Ductless mini-splits
Cool a room or several zones with indoor units connected to outdoor equipment. No duct network needed.
- Rooms, additions and homes without ducts
- Separate temperature control by zone
Not sure which system you need? Tell us what you want to cool.
Help me choose →COMMON AC PROBLEMS
Hot rooms or high humidity?
Tell us what’s happening. Uneven cooling may involve ducts, air leaks or insulation.
One room runs hot
A bedroom or office stays warmer than the rest of the house.
It feels humid inside
The AC reaches its setting, but the house still feels sticky.
Your AC struggles
It runs constantly, has repeated issues or may need replacing.
You’re adding a space
An addition or room without ducts needs cooling.
Does your home heat up quickly? Attic insulation may also need attention.
Explore insulation →SEE IT IN A HOME
Where does the cooling go?
Pick what’s happening at your house. The drawing shows which parts usually matter and what we check first.
- Outdoor unit
- Indoor unit
- Supply ducts
- Return
- Attic insulation
- Mini-split indoor unit
- Mini-split outdoor unit
Usually central air
Cooling the whole house
Central air pulls warm air in through a return, cools it at the indoor unit and sends it through ducts to each room. The outdoor unit releases the heat outside.
What we check
- Duct condition and leaks
- Airflow to each room
- Equipment sized to your home’s cooling load
Ducts, airflow or insulation
One room runs hot
A room at the end of a long duct run, a leaky duct in the attic or thin insulation overhead can each leave one room warmer than the rest.
What we check
- Airflow at that room’s vents
- The duct run through the attic
- Insulation above the room
Often a sizing or airflow issue
It reaches the setting but feels sticky
Temperature and humidity are different things. An AC that’s too large can cool the air fast and shut off before it pulls much moisture out.
What we check
- Equipment size for your home
- Airflow across the indoor unit
- How long each cooling cycle runs
Look at the whole system
Replacing an older AC
A replacement works best when the outdoor unit, indoor unit and ducts are matched and checked together, not just swapped one for one.
What we check
- Age and condition of both units
- Duct condition and airflow
- The right size for your home today
Usually a ductless mini-split
A sunroom, addition or room without ducts
A mini-split puts an indoor unit in the room and connects it to a small outdoor unit through a line set in the wall. No duct network needed.
What we check
- Where the indoor unit goes
- The room’s cooling load, including glass and sun
- Where the outdoor unit and lines run
SYSTEM SIZING
Get the right size AC.
Oversized ACs can cycle too often. Equipment size needs to match your home’s cooling load.
A home assessment checks room layout, ducts and airflow before equipment is selected.
Request a quote →REQUEST A QUOTE
Tell us about
your AC project.
Choose central air, ductless or help deciding. Add your location and how to reach you.
We’ll review your request and follow up by phone, text or email. You don’t need to know the equipment size or model.
Prefer to talk? Call (407) 594-5505 to ask about availability. Sending this form does not book a visit.
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AC QUESTIONS
Before you request a quote
Do I need central air or a mini-split?
Central air uses ducts; mini-splits do not. Your existing equipment and room layout help determine the fit. Choose “Help me choose” in the form if you’re unsure.
Can a mini-split cool more than one room?
Yes, with a system designed for multiple zones. One unit may not cool separate rooms well, especially with doors closed.
Will a bigger AC solve a hot or humid home?
Not necessarily. Oversized equipment can cycle too often. Sizing, airflow and duct condition need checking. Mention humidity even if the AC reaches its temperature setting.
Do I need to know my system’s model or tonnage?
No. Equipment details are optional. Tell us what you know and choose “Not sure” for the rest.
Can I request a price through this form?
Yes. Send your project details to request a follow-up about a quote. Pricing depends on the home assessment, equipment and installation work.
Does this book an appointment?
No. Availability and appointments are confirmed when we follow up. For a time-sensitive problem, call to ask what help is available.