Reason for Changing or Repairing your Air Conditioning an Aging of the System:

Like any mechanical equipment, air conditioning systems have a lifespan. Consider the age of your AC unit:

Air conditioners typically last 10-12 years.

Heat pumps have an average lifespan of 10-12years.

Furnaces usually last 10-12 years.

If your system is nearing the end of its lifespan, replacement might be more cost-effective in the long run

Warranty:

Check if your AC unit is still under warranty. If it is, repairs may be covered. If not, you’ll bear the cost of repairs.

An aging, inefficient system with an expired warranty might be better replaced

Cost of Repair:

For certain repairs (like evaporator coil replacement or refrigerant leak repair), a new

AC system might be more cost-effective

Energy Efficiency:

Newer AC units are more energy-efficient. Upgrading can cut your monthly energy costs.

Consider switching to multi-zone climate control using ductless heat pumps for better efficiency

Performance Issues:

If your current unit isn’t cooling effectively or cycles frequently, replacing it with

an appropriately sized unit can resolve these issues