HVAC Installation & Replacement Services, Georgetown TX
Core Installation & Replacement
Complete HVAC system installation, load calculation, equipment selection, installation, and commissioning.
Full system replacement, we remove old equipment, install the new system correctly, and commission to manufacturer specs.
Complete heating and cooling system replacement including air handler, outdoor unit, and associated components.
Relocate HVAC equipment for home renovations, additions, or when existing placement is problematic.
Manual J load calculation to determine correct equipment size, the most critical step in any installation.
Upgrades & Corrections
Fix HVAC systems installed incorrectly, wrong sizing, improper refrigerant charge, poor duct connections, or code violations.
Upgrade specific HVAC components, from single-stage to variable-speed, from standard to high-efficiency equipment.
Upgrade aging systems with modern high-efficiency equipment, reduced operating costs and improved comfort.
Configure dual-fuel heat pump + gas furnace systems with correct balance point settings for Georgetown's climate.
Supporting Installation Services
Install solar attic fans to reduce attic temperatures and HVAC cooling load, significant savings in Georgetown's sun exposure.
Install insulated attic stair covers to seal a major air leak point common in Georgetown homes.
Integrate power attic ventilators with HVAC controls to reduce attic temperatures and cooling load.
How We Approach New Installation in Georgetown
A new HVAC installation is not simply swapping one box for another. It starts with a Manual J load calculation, the ASHRAE-based method that accounts for square footage, ceiling height, window count and orientation, insulation R-value, air infiltration, and even the number of occupants in the home. Rule-of-thumb sizing, where a contractor just matches tonnage to square footage, routinely misses by a full ton or more, and that error compounds every day the system runs.
Georgetown's housing stock spans several construction eras within a few miles of each other. A 1970s ranch home near the historic square typically has leakier ductwork, single-pane or early double-pane windows, and less attic insulation than a home built in the last decade in Wolf Ranch, Teravista, or Berry Creek. Two houses with identical square footage can carry cooling loads that differ by a ton or more once we account for that gap. Installing the same size system in both would leave one house short and the other oversized and short-cycling.
Once the load is calculated, we select equipment that matches both the load and the existing or planned ductwork. Oversized equipment cools the air quickly but shuts off before it can properly remove humidity, leaving the house feeling clammy even at the right temperature. Undersized equipment runs constantly and never quite catches up during Georgetown's peak August afternoons. We also inspect the duct system itself. Undersized or leaky trunk lines choke airflow no matter how well the equipment is sized, so we measure static pressure and adjust or repair ductwork as part of the installation rather than bolting new equipment onto a duct system that can't support it.
Installation includes pulling the required mechanical permit, setting the equipment on a proper pad or stand, running new line sets or reusing existing ones after a nitrogen pressure test, and a full commissioning process: refrigerant charge verified by superheat and subcooling measurements, airflow checked in cfm per ton, thermostat wiring confirmed, and a startup checklist signed off before we consider the job finished. We schedule the required inspection with the city as part of the process, not as an afterthought.
Frequently Asked Questions About New HVAC Installation
New HVAC System for Your Georgetown Home?
Free in-home estimates. Load calculation included. Multiple equipment tiers quoted.