Boise AC Replacement

Call Wickstrom Plumbing Heating & Cooling for Your New Air Conditioner!

When summer rolls through, cooling is the name of the game. With sweltering heat and humidity being commonplace, there’s simply no room for not having the air conditioning that you depend on. However, if your air conditioner is old, outdated, or has failed completely, you will need to replace it, and an air conditioning replacement is not a small job. When you’re looking for a contractor who can help you with your air conditioning replacement in Boise, look to the team at Wickstrom Plumbing Heating & Cooling to get the job done.

We offer thorough experience, proven expertise, and a great selection of some of the finest products on the market, meaning we can help you truly get the best replacement system for your home.

Call Wickstrom Plumbing Heating & Cooling at (208) 505-9352 and schedule a consultation today for an AC installation in Boise, Nampa, McCall, and Meridian.

Signs It’s Time to Replace Your Air Conditioner

Just because your air conditioner has stopped working on you doesn’t mean you should have to completely replace your cooling system. Repairs can get a system up and working again, and often cost much less than a total replacement. However, repairs only prolong the inevitable, and no air conditioner will last forever. So how can you know when the time has come to replace your cooling system?

Consider a Total Replacement of Your AC Unit, If:

• Your air conditioner is more than 25 years old
• Your air conditioner needs an expensive repair (~$3,000, or more than half of the cost of a total system replacement)
• Your air conditioner can’t keep up with your cooling demands anymore
• Your air conditioner needs more than one repair per season
• Your air conditioner struggles to cool your entire home evenly
• Your air conditioner consumes a ton of energy

We strongly recommend having your system professionally inspected by a member of our Boise AC replacement team so they can give you their honest opinion, but you can keep an eye for the above signs that tell you whether or not you should start considering a new system.