AC Installation in Randolph, MA

Cool Comfort When You Need It Most

Professional air conditioning installation that keeps your Randolph home comfortable all summer long.

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Professional Air Conditioning Installation Services

Beat the Heat with Reliable Cooling

When your old AC finally gives up during a July heat wave, you need more than just any replacement. You need a system that’s properly sized for your home, installed correctly the first time, and ready to handle whatever Massachusetts summers throw at it.

A professional AC installation means consistent temperatures in every room, lower energy bills, and the peace of mind that comes with knowing your system won’t leave you sweating through the hottest days. You’ll sleep better, work more comfortably from home, and actually enjoy spending time in your living spaces instead of hiding in the basement.

The difference between a quick fix and a proper installation shows up in your monthly utility bills, your comfort level, and how often you’re calling for repairs. When it’s done right, your new AC system becomes something you don’t have to think about.

Randolph AC Installation Experts

Local Expertise You Can Count On

Dempsey Energy has been keeping Norfolk County homes comfortable through every season. We serve over 12,000 customers throughout the region, building relationships that last well beyond the initial installation.

What sets us apart is our focus on getting things right the first time. We use professional customer management systems to track every detail and follow up to make sure you’re completely satisfied. Our Dempsey Comfort Club membership program shows we’re thinking about your long-term comfort, not just the immediate sale.

When you’re dealing with Massachusetts weather extremes, you want contractors who understand local conditions and have the experience to handle whatever your home throws at them.

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AC Installation Process Randolph

Straightforward Installation, Professional Results

Your AC installation starts with a thorough assessment of your home’s cooling needs. This includes measuring square footage, checking insulation levels, evaluating existing ductwork, and calculating the proper system size. Getting this step right prevents the common problems of oversized or undersized units.

Next comes the actual installation work. The old system gets removed properly, electrical connections are updated to code, and the new equipment is positioned and connected. This includes both the indoor air handler and outdoor condenser unit, plus all the refrigerant lines and controls.

The final step involves testing everything to make sure it’s working correctly, walking you through the new system’s operation, and setting up any warranty information. You’ll know exactly how to operate your new AC and what to expect for maintenance going forward.

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Everything Included for Total Peace of Mind

Your AC installation includes proper system sizing calculations, professional installation of both indoor and outdoor units, electrical work to ensure safe operation, and complete testing of all components. You’re not paying extra for basic necessities like permits or cleanup.

Many Randolph homes have unique challenges like older electrical systems or tight spaces that require creative solutions. Our installation team handles these situations routinely, whether it’s upgrading electrical panels, modifying ductwork, or working around landscaping and property constraints.

After installation, you’ll have access to ongoing support through our Dempsey Comfort Club membership program. This means priority scheduling for any future service needs and the confidence that comes with having a local team who knows your system inside and out.

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Most residential AC installations take 6-8 hours for a straightforward replacement, but can extend to a full day or more if electrical upgrades or ductwork modifications are needed. Older Randolph homes sometimes require additional work to bring electrical systems up to current codes or to address accessibility issues. Our installation team will give you a realistic timeline during the initial assessment, and we’ll keep you updated if anything changes during the work. Same-day completion is the goal for most installations, but we won’t rush the job just to meet an arbitrary deadline.
AC system sizing depends on your home’s square footage, insulation levels, window placement, ceiling height, and local climate factors. A proper load calculation takes all these variables into account to determine the right capacity. Many homeowners assume bigger is better, but oversized units actually create problems like poor humidity control and frequent on-off cycling. Undersized units run constantly and never quite reach comfortable temperatures. Our installation team performs these calculations as part of every installation to ensure your new system matches your home’s specific cooling requirements.
Yes, there are several options for homes without existing ductwork. Ductless mini-split systems are popular because they don’t require extensive modifications to your home’s structure. These systems use individual indoor units connected to an outdoor condenser, with only small refrigerant lines running between them. For homes where traditional central air is preferred, new ductwork can be installed, though this is more involved and expensive. The best approach depends on your home’s layout, your budget, and your comfort preferences. An assessment will help determine which option makes the most sense for your situation.
We completely remove and dispose of your old AC system properly, including refrigerant recovery as required by environmental regulations. This includes both the indoor and outdoor components, along with old refrigerant lines if they’re being replaced. Any reusable materials are recycled appropriately. We clean up the installation area, and you won’t be left dealing with old equipment or debris. Some older systems contain refrigerants that require special handling, which is all taken care of as part of the installation process. You don’t need to worry about disposal logistics or environmental compliance issues.
Most AC installations in Randolph require permits, especially if electrical work is involved or if you’re installing a new system rather than replacing an existing one. Our installation team handles permit applications and ensures all work meets local building codes. This includes electrical connections, refrigerant line installation, and proper equipment placement. Having permits and inspections protects you by ensuring the work is done safely and correctly. It also prevents potential issues if you sell your home later. The permit process is built into the installation timeline, so it won’t cause unexpected delays.
New AC systems typically come with manufacturer warranties on equipment that range from 5-10 years depending on the specific components. Installation labor is warranted separately, usually for 1-2 years, covering any issues related to the installation work itself. This means if something goes wrong due to installation errors, it gets fixed at no charge. Equipment warranties cover manufacturing defects and component failures under normal use. Extended warranties are often available for additional coverage. All warranty information is provided in writing after installation, including what’s covered, how long coverage lasts, and how to access warranty service.