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Here's what customers are saying about Air West Air Conditioning!

"I truly loved Jess, the technician who came to help. She has great knowledge and quality work. I was really grateful for the fix she did!

Truly thoughtful, good pace, and reliable!"

- Jennifer J.

"Rodney was excellent. Worked hard, fixed an issue that would have been a problem in the future, did not try to upsell anything."

- Lisa M.

"The Air was not blowing cold. Called Air West at 7:30 am, Juan was out by 10am, and we were up and running within an hour. Juan provided excellent service and a very quick response. Great company, do not hesitate to give them a call for all your A/C needs. You’ll be happy you did."

- Barbara L.

Comprehensive Installation of Ductless Units

A ductless air conditioning system also known as a mini split heat pump is quite simple and includes an outdoor unit, indoor unit(s), refrigerant line-sets, power and controls wires connecting them.

The outdoor unit includes the condensing coil, the compressor, the expansion valve and a fan to get airflow through the condenser coil. The indoor unit includes the evaporator coil and a fan for airflow. The line-sets connecting the indoor and outdoor units are made up of heat insulated copper tubing for transferring the refrigerant.

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Advantages to Ductless Units

In most cases it is more efficient to pump dense concentrated liquid than it is for air. With ductless units the dense refrigerant is pumped to the evaporator which is placed close to the ceiling and since colder air is more dense than hot air, the cold air will naturally drop allowing the air conditioner to utilize its maximum cooling capacity.

Unlike central air conditioning systems, where the evaporator unit is placed in the basement above the furnace, which needs to push the cold dense air up to the second or third floor. In central systems most of the air will travel through the shortest runs creating a cold basement, a fairly cool first floor, and usually unsatisfactory conditions on the second and third floors.