AC REPLACEMENT IN Aurora 

Dedicated AC Installation Technicians Serving the Denver Metro Area

If you need to replace your air conditioning system, Sunshine Home Services can help. Our technicians provide AC replacement services and can troubleshoot the problems with your system. Depending on the situation, you may be able to simply repair your existing AC unit. However, our team can conduct a thorough inspection, discuss your home’s air conditioning needs, and provide honest advice on the best option.

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SHOULD YOU REPAIR OR REPLACE YOUR AIR CONDITIONER? 

Sometimes, an air conditioner may break down, or it may not function very efficiently. In these cases, simply repairing the system can provide a solution. However, sometimes the AC unit must be completely replaced. Homeowners should consider several factors when deciding whether to repair or replace an existing AC unit.

You Should Replace Your Air Conditioning System If:

• The cost of repairs is too high - Any time that you face an expensive AC repair, you want to make sure it's worth repairing or replacing the system all together. If the cost of the repair would cover a large part of the cost for a new system, you might think of investing in a replacement.
• The system has a difficult time running consistently - Your AC unit is supposed to cycle on and off according to the temperature of your home. But, if you notice that it's frequently and constantly turning on and off every 10 to 15 minutes, your unit may be short cycling and depending on the cost of the repair and the age of your unit, it may be best to put that money towards a new AC unit.
• Your energy bills continue to rise - If you notice that your energy bills seem to rise month over month, it could be that the parts inside of your AC system are aging to the point where they are unable to provide the proper cool air throughout your home and having to work twice as hard in order to do so.
• The system is more than 15 years old - If your AC system is over 15 years old, the risk of the AC unit completely failing increases dramatically. Most AC units on average last 10 to 12 years. 

Furthermore, elderly homeowners who are approaching retirement should consider replacing their AC unit. This can help them avoid having to call out repair technicians every summer after they are retired. If your unit is getting old and having trouble functioning efficiently, it is also a good idea to replace it. According to the National Association of Home Builders, air conditioning systems generally last around 10-15 years. Thus, you should keep an eye on the age of your system and have it replaced before it starts needing expensive repairs.