New installations & complete replacements
A complete system replacement is a planned capital project, not a repair visit. Air Zone takes replacement inquiries from owners, property managers and facility teams who are ready to retire existing heating and cooling equipment.
A full replacement removes the existing heating, cooling or air-handling equipment and installs new equipment with the connections, controls and duct changes the new system needs. If the current system only needs a part or a service visit, a repair contractor is the right call. Air Zone handles complete replacements.
List the equipment types, approximate ages, model numbers and the areas each system serves. Note recurring comfort complaints, equipment that has already failed and any planned renovations. Photographs of nameplates and mechanical rooms help explain the project.
Tell Air Zone whether you want like-for-like equipment or a different approach, such as new zoning, a heat pump, or consolidating several units. Ask each proposal to explain how the equipment was selected for the building rather than matched to the old nameplate alone.
Describe operating hours, occupied areas and spaces that cannot lose heating or cooling. Ask whether the work can be phased, what temporary conditions to expect, and who communicates with tenants. Schedule depends on the actual building and equipment availability.
Ask for exact models, removal and disposal, duct and control changes, electrical and fuel work, rigging or crane access, permits and inspections, and handover documentation. Compare scopes line by line before comparing totals.
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