New Construction & Custom Homes

Doing something right the first time saves time. If you are building a brand new home in Peachtree City, investing in a quality air conditioning and heating system will add comfort and value to the home. At the beginning of the construction period, choosing a knowledgeable technician to install all the ins and outs of your air conditioning system is important. Tearing apart your new home later to replace imprecisely placed pipes and ductwork is both expensive and inconvenient. Proudly serving Peachtree City, Ferguson Heating and Air specializes in outfitting new residential properties with air conditioning and heating systems.

As stated before, doing things right the first time saves time, but it also is important for having an ideal unit. If carefully considered, the ducts can be placed in an ideal way which will maximize headspace and load calculation. Having maximum vertical space is important not only for tall residents, but also to give the impression of higher ceilings. Nothing makes a house feel more claustrophobic than low ceilings.

Load calculation is important because it will make sure that your system can handle the amount of heating or cooling which you would plan to use. After paying significant money for a new home, the last thing you want to experience is buyer’s remorse when you are sitting in a home which is not an ideal temperature. Once calculations are made, our technician can select the system which will provide the perfect climate for your home.

Installing an air conditioning and heating system in a home is a complex process if done correctly. Thinking of the system in isolation will cause your system to not comply with the other components of your home and your needs. When considering your system, we consider shading, orientation, lifestyle, windows, insulation, diminutions, and duct work location. Without the lens of considerable years of experience, many less experienced technicians would not understand the complexity of the plan. When Ferguson designs your system, all aspects of your home are considered, so the system will work at peak condition and not hinder any other component of your home.