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Expert installation for residential and commercial HVAC.

Trust us for seamless installations of Resident and Commercial HVAC cooling solutions that guarantee year-round comfort. Our expert technicians are committed to delivering precision and reliability, tailoring solutions to meet your unique needs. Experience a climate-controlled environment that meets the highest standards of performance and efficiency.

Our services offer a comprehensive range of solutions designed to meet your unique needs, including:

  • Installation of central HVAC systems in residential properties
  • Commercial-grade HVAC system setup and commissioning
  • Smart thermostat and HVAC integration services
  • Rooftop unit installations for commercial buildings
  • Multi-zone HVAC system installations for large properties

Frequently Asked Questions

At FAF Heating & Air, we understand that you may have questions about our services, products, and processes. Here, we’ve compiled answers to some of the most frequently asked questions to help you make informed decisions.

How long does it take to install a new HVAC system?
The installation of a new HVAC system typically takes 1-3 days depending on the size and complexity of the system being installed.
What factors affect the cost of installing an HVAC system?
Factors include the size of the space, the type of system being installed, whether ductwork needs to be replaced or installed, and any customization required for the system.
Can I install a commercial HVAC system in my home?
Commercial HVAC systems are designed for larger spaces and may be overkill for a home. It’s usually best to choose a system designed for residential use to optimize performance and energy efficiency.
Do I need permits to install an HVAC system?
In most areas, installing an HVAC system requires permits. Your HVAC contractor should be familiar with local codes and handle the permitting process for you.

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