When you need a new air conditioning unit for your Long Island, NY home, it’s time to give All Seasons a call. We’ve been meeting the air conditioning needs of Long Island residents since 1968, and we’re staffed with expert technicians who are licensed and insured to professionally install an AC unit in your home. All Seasons provides the best quality equipment available on the market, with the best installation policies and practices to ensure that you’re fully satisfied with your new air conditioning unit. At All Seasons, we believe in providing our customers with a seamless new AC system installation process, which is why we offer air conditioners only from the most trusted equipment brands. At All Seasons, we’re dedicated to providing the best possible solution for your home or business. Trust us to provide you with an air conditioning system and solution that fits your unique needs. And, since we’ve installed many systems in this area, we’ve earned the reputation for doing the job right the first time.

In addition to new AC system installation, we’re pleased to offer complete lineup of AC services, including: When you need a new air conditioning unit for your Long Island, NY home, count on All Seasons – the comfort control people! We’ll help you with all of your air conditioning needs. Just give us a call at and we’ll be happy to help you.Stay cool with an AC rebate Get up to $800 back on a new energy-efficient AC or heat pump Correct sizing of your AC or heat pump system and proper installation are critical to ensuring your energy savings and maximum indoor comfort.* Our Cool Cash rebate program requires your contractor to install and verify your new air conditioner meets industry standards and manufacturer specifications to operate at peak efficiency. Find a Certified Contractor The chart below identifies the rebates available for the various equipment configurations. Central AC and Heat Pump AC system warning signs It's time to call an SRP Certified Contractor, if your:

Central air conditioner or heat pump is 10 years or older. Electricity use increases while your comfort decreases. Cooling or heating system is noisy. System runs longer to maintain the same thermostat setting. AC rebate program requirements To participate you must: Be a permanent SRP residential electric customer that resides in a single-family detached, single family attached (duplex, triplex or quadplex only), mobile home or apartment/condo (duplex, triplex or quadplex only). Replace an existing central heat pump or central AC with a new high-efficiency system that meets minimum efficiency ratings. New construction homes and window units do not qualify. Both indoor air handler and condensing units must be replaced on split systems. Manual J must be submitted with application or application will be delayed or denied. Have the qualified system installed by a residential licensed contractor by April 30, 2017. How to apply for rebate

Complete a rebate application with your contractor and mail it to: SRP Cool Cash™ Rebate Program 2702 N. Third St., Suite 2020 Include a copy of the Air-Conditioning, Heating, and Refrigeration Institute (AHRI) certificate stating the certified efficiency rating of your new system. Applications and the AHRI certificate can be obtained by calling (602) 264-3108. Upon request by SRP, you must allow SRP or our agent to inspect the installed unit to verifyac unit not working outside compliance with Cool Cash requirements.how much does a outside ac unit cost For a licensed contractor referral or for details about the application process,central air conditioner units installation cost

(602) 264-3108 or the SRP Certified Contractor Program at (602) 274-6808. NOTE: SRP reserves the right to change or cancel this promotion or its terms and conditions at any time. Seasonal energy efficiency ratio (SEER): measures how efficiently a central cooling system (air conditioner or heat pump) will operate over an entire cooling season Energy efficiency ratio (EER): measures how efficiently a cooling system will operate when the outdoor temperature is at a specific level (usually 95º F) Heating season performance factor (HSPF): measures how efficiently heat pumps will operate in their heating mode over an entire Variable speed capacity systems: continuously adjust (modulate) power output of the compressor motor enabling it to speed up or slow down according to the heating or cooling load in the home. This ability to modulate compressor capacity enables many of the advantages of variable speed technology including improved efficiency, comfort and precise cooling/heating load matching.

Pre-set stage compressors do not qualify for the variable capacity compressor rebate but may qualify for other rebates. *Results may vary based on SEER, size of home, system design and usage. More Ways to Save The Importance of Proper Heating and Air Conditioning Installation The most important day in the life of your heater and air conditioner is the day it is installed. Proper installation and choosing the right size accounts for almost 75% of the operating efficiency and performance of the system you buy. According to the ACCA (Air Conditioning Contractors of America) only 28% of homeowners who replaced their heating and air conditioning systems last year noticed an improvement in the performance of their new system. The other 72% felt that the primary reason they were replacing their system was not resolved. The reason is simple: a heating and air conditioning system is not a commodity like a toaster over, washer or dryer. Its efficiency, reliability, performance and safety are directly related to the quality of installation, proper sizing and air distribution.

It’s important when you spend thousands of your hard earned dollars on a new system that you get the right equipment for your particular needs and a guarantee that the system will perform to your expectations. Here’s What to Expect On Your Day of Installation Horizon Services’ heating and air conditioning technicians take personal responsibility for your complete satisfaction. We arrive on time as promised on a day and hour that is convenient for you and your family. We get the job done on time and done right. Our technicians will always respect you, your home and your property. They wear shoe covers and put down drop cloths to protect your home and belongings. You’ll never have to worry about who is in your home. Every employee at Horizon Services is background checked and drug tested. And we treat you and your family with courtesy and politeness. And no installation is complete without your thorough understanding of your new system. We will take the time to review everything you need to know to operate and enjoy your new system.

We will also explain our different service plans in case your system should ever need repair. As part of every installation, Horizon Services heating and air conditioning technicians follow a comprehensive set of procedures to ensure that your system is properly connected and functioning at optimal levels. Procedure: ALWAYS purge nitrogen through the copper tubing and coil while performing welding procedures. Purpose: To ensure maximum refrigerant flow by eliminating contaminating carbon build-up during the welding process. Procedure: EVACUATE system with service caps in place and secure to prevent air and moisture from entering the system. Purpose: To remove all moisture, which prevents rapid to premature compressor failure. Procedure: LEAK TEST with nitrogen after welding is completed (Fill system to 150 psig with nitrogen and hold). Purpose: To prevent future service calls, reduced capacity and longer lifespan by having a refrigerant system that is leak free.

Any system operating with an insufficient amount of refrigerant due to any size leak causes higher electric consumption, decreased capacity and shorter lifespan of the equipment. Procedure: EVACUATE system to 400 microns or less with a digitally calibrated micron gauge and use a 4-Valve Manifold gauge set, so that you can isolate your micron reading from the pump. Purpose: A proper vacuum guarantees a dehydrated system, as well as a leak-free refrigerant line system. Dehydration prevents any acid buildup that will lead to future compressor failure. Procedure: Whenever possible we will ALWAYS use new refrigerant lines on every installation. (There are no special cases to this rule)! Purpose: Any refrigerant line system that has been used by a previous system has some type of contamination in the lines. This contamination will lead to blockages and restrictions which may cause premature failure of the system. Replacing the lineset is our first choice every time however there are times in the field when line replacement is not permitted by constraints of the construction of the home or the community itself.

When this occurs there is a procedure that can be performed that allows the existing lineset to be flushed per manufactures standards and reused. Proper flushing will help protect your new system from contaminant harm. Procedure: EVACUATE every new system with NEW OIL every time. Purpose: Once the oil in a vacuum is used, the oil becomes fully saturated with moisture. The proper vacuum level required is not achievable when reusing this oil. Procedure: ALWAYS use separate manifold gauges for R-410A and R-22 systems. DO NOT USE combination gauges for R-410A and R-22. Purpose: The mixing of different refrigerants is similar to using different blood types. Procedure: ALWAYS cut copper tubing with a sharp wheel and carefully ream out inside while tilting tubing down to prevent shavings from entering. Purpose: Any foreign body in the refrigerant line system can cause restrictions that could lead to decreased capacity and/or equipment failure. Procedure: ALWAYS introduce refrigerant VAPOR into the line set and indoor coil to break vacuum and STOP at 25 psig pressure.

Then remove service valve caps to open system. DO NOT remove service caps while system is in a vacuum. Purpose: The state of the refrigerant system needs to be changed from a negative to a positive pressure to be sure that no outside air enters the system upon start up. Procedure: ALWAYS check and set proper air flow on indoor unit to match required system air flow (Example: Variable Speed switches). Purpose: Improper air flow setting will not allow a system to charge correctly nor gas pressure set accurately to achieve a proper temperature drop/rise. It is one of the most important parts of the start-up. Procedure: UTILIZE manufacturer’s literature and information to properly set charge on system. (Fill out essential readings paper work). Purpose: Proper operation of the equipment guarantees the lowest possible energy costs and maximum performance. Procedure: ALWAYS STAGE all electric backup heat packages on every system that has a heat package of 15 kw and higher.

Purpose: The most economical and comfortable way to utilize electric backup heat is the staging of the heating elements. This procedure allows you to use only what you need, which in turn saves you hundreds of dollars. Procedure: ALWAYS use a digital/programmable thermostat control center. Purpose: Maintaining the proper comfort levels within a home is best accomplished by utilizing a control center that monitors staging of the heating/cooling, humidification, dehumidification, filter change reminders, as well as flexible times for setback saving. Quality Installations Begin With Training You can be confident that the Horizon Services technician who installs your heating and air conditioning system knows his stuff inside and out. Horizon Services is the only heating and air conditioning company in the tri-state area with its own in-house heating and air conditioning training facility. In our facility, we have 11 pieces of working equipment to keep our technicians up-to-date on the newest technologies and proper installation standards.

All Horizon Services installation and service technicians attend weekly classes, taught by our own N.A.T. E. certified trainer. Our ongoing training program includes: Hands-on training with actual working equipment to improve skill levels Quarterly technical testing of all field personnel Over 150 hours of training yearly Every Horizon Services technician goes through this rigorous training to ensure that your new heating or air conditioning system is installed correctly. Ready to Install/Replace a Heater or Air Conditioner? Our friendly and experienced team of Comfort Specialists knows heating and air conditioning systems inside and out. They’ll take the time to study your home, understand your heating and cooling requirements, show you all of your options and assist you with finding the quality home comfort system that best meets your family’s needs and budget. Horizon Services: The only full-service plumbing, heating, air conditioning, drain cleaning and sewer and water line replacement company in Delaware, Southeastern Pennsylvania, South New Jersey, and Northeastern Maryland that guarantees on-time service, up-front pricing and the job done right and clean the first time!