Jacksonville Air Conditioning Installation

AC Installation Professionals Serving the Southeast

Is your AC struggling to meet your cooling needs, or does your system require more frequent repairs as it nears the end of its expected service life? It may be time to replace your air conditioning equipment, and our team at Swift Brothers can help.

Our licensed and insured AC experts can install all makes and models of residential and commercial air conditioning equipment, including ductless mini-split systems and heat pumps. Whether you need a timely replacement for a failing system or AC installation as part of new construction, we have you covered. Our highly trained and experienced technicians can evaluate your home or commercial building’s unique cooling needs, walk you through your options, and provide personalized recommendations. We can complete professional installations that prioritize efficiency and precision without ever sacrificing your comfort or service quality. With our unmatched quality assurance, you can trust we will get the job done right the first time. 

Call (904) 850-5744 or contact us online to discuss your needs with our Jacksonville air conditioning installation technicians. We offer financing options and same-day service.

How Do I Know When I Need to Replace My Air Conditioning Equipment?

We understand that deciding between repairing your existing air conditioning system and investing in a new one can be a significant decision. Our friendly technicians can provide transparent, honest advice, helping you understand the true condition of your equipment so you can confidently make the choice that best fits your needs and budget. We will always give you a straightforward assessment of whether a repair will suffice for reliable comfort or if a replacement genuinely makes more long-term sense.

You may need to replace your air conditioning system if you are dealing with any of the following issues:

• Aging equipment. Many air conditioning systems last between 15 and 20 years, though this can vary based on maintenance and usage. If your system is approaching or has exceeded this age range, it's generally a good time to start considering a replacement. Older units are often less energy-efficient and more prone to breakdowns, making repairs a less cost-effective solution in the long run.
• Frequent breakdowns and repairs. If your AC equipment requires constant repairs, especially if those repairs are expensive (such as major component failures like the compressor or evaporator coil), the cumulative cost can quickly exceed the value of the unit or approach the cost of a new system. When repair costs amount to 30 to 50% or more of the cost of a new unit, replacement can become the more sensible financial decision.
• Rising energy bills. As AC units age, their efficiency often declines, even with regular maintenance. Components wear out, insulation degrades, and refrigerant lines can develop leaks. This loss of efficiency forces your system to work harder and longer to cool your home or business, directly translating into higher energy consumption and significantly inflated utility bills. A new, more energy-efficient model can offer substantial long-term savings.
• Poor cooling performance. If your home or commercial building isn't cooling evenly, if certain rooms are much warmer than others, or if your system struggles to maintain the set temperature on hot days, your AC unit might be undersized or simply be losing its cooling capacity. This indicates that the system is no longer performing effectively and should be replaced.
• Unusual noises or smells. While some operational noises are normal, new or excessively loud grinding, squealing, or banging sounds coming from your unit are clear signs of internal problems. Persistent unpleasant odors (including musty, burning, or chemical smells) can also suggest serious trouble. These issues often point to failing motors, worn bearings, refrigerant leaks, or mold growth, which can be indicators of a failing system needing replacement.
• R22 refrigerant (Freon) use. Older AC systems may use R22 refrigerant, commonly known as Freon. The production and import of R22 have been phased out due to environmental concerns, making it increasingly expensive and difficult to find. If your R22-based system develops a refrigerant leak, the cost to recharge it can be prohibitive, making replacement with a newer refrigerant system a more practical choice.