HVAC
Cooling
Central air and condensers, sized from a room-by-room load calculation.
What it is
Cooling on the Cape
Oversized cooling equipment is the most common mistake we find on the Cape. A unit that is too big cools the air quickly, shuts off, and never runs long enough to pull the humidity out — which on a peninsula in August is most of the comfort problem. We size from a load calculation rather than the square footage.
What is included
What the work covers
- Seasonal start-up, cleaning and performance checks
- Refrigerant leak diagnosis and repair
- Condenser and air handler replacement
- Ductwork assessment, sealing and balancing
- Thermostat and zoning upgrades
When to call
Signs you need this
- The house cools but stays clammy
- The unit runs constantly on hot days and still cannot hold setpoint
- Ice on the refrigerant lines or the indoor coil
- Water around the air handler or a blocked condensate line
- A noticeable difference between upstairs and downstairs
How a job runs
Four steps
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01
You call
Tell us what the equipment is doing. If it is urgent, say so and we triage it first.
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02
We come look
On site to diagnose. We identify the fault before we quote it.
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03
Written price
Parts, labor and timeline in writing, with parts and labor separated.
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04
Scheduled truck
A date for the work, and the parts ordered against it.
FAQ
Cooling questions
Why is my house humid even though the AC runs?
How often should cooling be serviced?
Can I add central air to a house with no ducts?
Related
Other things we do
- Heating Boilers, furnaces and hydronic systems — service, repair and replacement.
- Mini split Ductless heating and cooling for additions, basements and older homes.
- Heat pump Cold-climate air-source heat pumps, full replacement or hybrid.
- Water quality testing Find out what is actually in the water before anything gets installed.
- Filtration Sediment, iron and manganese removal sized to your well's flow rate.
- Water conditioning Softening and conditioning as a WaterSoft certified dealer.
Where we do it
Cooling across Barnstable County
We cover all fifteen towns on the Cape. Pick yours to see what that looks like locally.
Need cooling work?
Tell us what the cooling equipment is doing, what make it is and roughly how old.