New Construction HVAC in Montgomery
If you’re planning to build a brand-new home, ensure that you’re choosing the perfect and reliable HVAC system that is designed to keep your unique and beautiful home comfortable and livable all year long.
Whether you’re looking for a new home air conditioning system, or simply need a new home air conditioner, the experts at Chad’s AC Direct in Montgomery, AL have the knowledge and expertise necessary to make any new construction HVAC installation a breeze.
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Reliable HVAC Installations for Your New Construction
Deciding to build a new home is a massive investment, so you want a new home air conditioning system that lives up to the task of keeping your whole home comfortable, all year long. At Chad’s AC Direct, our expert HVAC contractors work tirelessly to help you find the perfect HVAC system and new home air conditioner for your specific home and layout.
Nitrogen Purge and Brazing
During new HVAC installations, we follow the proper procedures for nitrogen purging and brazing of the copper tubing. Nitrogen is nonreactive and will prevent scaling in the tubing. As a result, nitrogen purging and brazing is a crucial step toward creating a reliable, quality HVAC system.
What Goes Into a New Construction HVAC Installation
Every new home has different airflow needs based on square footage, layout, insulation, and window placement, which is why we never install a one size fits all system. Our HVAC contractors perform a full load calculation for your new home before recommending equipment, so the system we install is sized correctly from day one. Not oversized, not undersized, just right for the space it’s heating and cooling.
From there, we design the ductwork to match your home’s layout, install the equipment to manufacturer and code specifications, and pressure test every connection before it’s ever covered by drywall. Getting this right during construction is far easier, and far less expensive, than correcting it after the home is finished.