AC Installation in Prattville, AL
Properly Sized Systems for Alabama Homes
Designed for humidity control, efficiency, and long-term performance.
Replacing an air conditioning system isnt just swapping equipment. Improper sizing is one of the biggest causes of humidity issues, high power bills, and premature failure in Central Alabama homes.
At AirTight Heating & Cooling, we design systems based on load calculations- not guesswork.
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Most AC Systems in Prattville Are Oversized
- Short cycling
- High indoor humidity
- Uneven cooling
- Higher energy usage
- Reduced equipment lifespan
In Alabama’s high-humidity climate, air conditioning isn’t just about lowering temperature — it’s about removing moisture. An oversized or poorly designed system may cool the air quickly but fail to control humidity, leaving your home feeling damp and uncomfortable. Proper system sizing and runtime are critical to maintaining indoor comfort, protecting air quality, and preventing long-term moisture issues.
Our AC Installation Process
1. Manual J Load Calculation
2. Equipment Selection Based on Insulation & Duct Design
3. Proper Refrigerant Line Sizing
4. Code-Compliant Electrical & Drain Protection
5. Startup Testing & Performance Verification
AC System Options We Install
- Single Stage Systems (Budget-Friendly)
- Two-Stage Systems (Improved Comfort)
- Variable Speed/Inverter Systems (Best Humidity Control)
Financing Available
Monthly payment options available for qualified homeowners.
Serving Prattville & Surrounding Areas.
We serve Prattville, Millbrook, Wetumpka, Montgomery, Selma
How long does AC installation take?
Typical full systems replacements take 6-10 hours.
How do I know what size AC I need?
We perform a proper manual-J load calculation on your home to determine the correct size system needed.
Should I replace my ductwork?
It’s best to have an inspection done on your ductwork during the system evaluation to determine age, size, and condition of existing ductwork.
What SEER rating should I chose?
For most homes in Alabama 15-17 SEER2 is the practical sweet spot.
How long do systems last in Alabama?
Average lifespan is 10-15 years, but with proper maintenance you can reach 15-20 years.