Whole-home cooling, sized to your ductwork and the way New Hampshire summers actually hit.
A lot of the housing stock in this part of the state was built for heat, not cooling — so a central air install here is often as much about evaluating existing ductwork as it is about picking a condenser. We check for the restrictions and leaks that quietly cut a new system's efficiency before we ever touch the outdoor unit.
Summers in Rockingham County are short but they can get genuinely humid, and an oversized system that cools the air fast without running long enough to actually dehumidify it leaves rooms feeling clammy even at the right temperature — sizing for humidity control, not just BTUs, is part of the job.
We install with the next 10-15 years in mind: proper refrigerant line sets, a condenser pad set level and clear of gutter runoff, and airflow balanced across every room, not just the one with the thermostat.
