Summer in Halifax County means heat and humidity, and a country home with the windows shut against it needs an air conditioner that does more than blow cold air. It has to cool the house and dry it out, so the place feels comfortable through a long, sticky July. Get the system sized and installed right, and it does that without punishing your power bill.
Strategic Heating & Air installs and replaces central air conditioners throughout the Town of Halifax and the surrounding county. We're based nearby in South Boston, locally and family owned since 2009, and we match each system to the home it serves.
Cooling is rated in tons of capacity and SEER2 efficiency. A higher SEER2 model costs a little more up front and uses less power across our long cooling season. As a Carrier dealer we offer efficient, dependable central air, and we'll help you balance the up-front price with the running cost. For rooms the ductwork never quite reaches, we can look at a ductless option too.
An oversized air conditioner cools fast but quits before it dries the air, leaving the house cold and damp, and it short cycles itself toward an early grave. An undersized one never catches up on the hottest days. We measure the home and factor in square footage, insulation, windows, and ducts, then show you the equipment, the SEER2 rating, and the price in writing first.
A typical AC installation includes:
Our heat and humidity are tough on equipment, so a yearly tune-up keeps a new AC efficient and dependable. Our Preventive Maintenance Program covers it and gives members priority service in peak season.
How long does it take? Most installs are a one-day job.
Replace the furnace or air handler too? Often worth it, because a matched system runs better and you skip a second install later.
Will it fix my humidity? A correctly sized modern unit handles humidity far better than an old or oversized one.
Call Strategic Heating & Air at (434) 222-6928 for a free written estimate on air conditioning installation in Halifax. We're your men for all seasons.
