- 60 Hartsdale Rd, Rochester NY 14622
- 7am to 7pm · 7 days a week
- Call an owner: 585 454 8422
A new AC system is one of the bigger investments you make in your home, so you want it sized right and installed by people you trust. With AmeriHeat, the owners do that work. Justin or Colby comes out, looks at your home, and tells you what actually fits. No salesperson, no pressure, no upsell.
No heat in winter, no cool in a heat wave, busted lines. We answer the phone day or night, weekends included.
Most companies send a commissioned salesperson to your home first, then a separate crew you have never met to do the install. With us, the owner who quotes the job is the owner who installs it. Justin or Colby handles it start to finish. That means honest sizing, straight answers, and no pressure to buy more system than your home needs.
We size every system for your specific home, not just swap in whatever the builder put in years ago. An AC that is too big cools in short bursts, never pulls out the humidity, and wears itself out early. One that is too small runs all day and still cannot keep up. Getting it right is the single biggest thing that decides whether you are comfortable and what your summer bills look like.
Justin VanCassele and Colby Baker run AmeriHeat together. Colby is a veteran. Both owners are on jobs every week across Rochester and Monroe, Wayne and Ontario Counties.
Give them a call. They actually pick up.
You have options, and we help you pick the one that fits your home and budget honestly. Three main paths most Farmington homes take.
Most newer Farmington homes already have forced-air ductwork, so a central system is usually the most straightforward upgrade. We install Heil, with Rheem as a higher end option when you want top efficiency. New condenser outside, evaporator coil on your furnace, refrigerant lines run cleanly.
If your home has no ductwork, or you have an addition or bonus room that never cooled well, a ductless system is often the better answer. We install Gree for ductless setups, so we handle the install and service for these too. One outdoor unit can pair with multiple indoor heads to cool different rooms or zones.
A heat pump cools your home in summer and heats it in winter from one system. Newer, well-insulated Farmington homes are often a good fit. When we come out we walk you through whether a heat pump makes sense for your home and how it compares to a standard central system.
Ask us about our current offers when you call. We go over the details at your free estimate, no pressure, no gimmicks.
Putting in a complete new system in your Farmington home? Take $2000 off a full installation. Ask us about the details when you call or at your free in-home estimate.
On approved credit. Spread the cost of a new system over two years with no interest. Ask about eligibility when you call or when we do your estimate.
Offers and financing are subject to terms and conditions. On approved credit for financing. Ask for current details at your free in-home estimate. We believe in being straight about what is available instead of using offers as a high pressure pitch.
Farmington is one of the fastest-growing towns in Ontario County. Over the last 25 years, subdivisions have filled in along the Route 332 and Route 96 corridors, with newer homes built around the older farmhouses and established streets. A lot of those homes went up with builder-grade AC, the minimum unit that met code at the time. Many are now 15 to 25 years old and reaching the end of their life. That is the install we get called for most in Farmington.
When a builder-grade unit fails, the easy answer is to drop in the same size again. We do not do that without checking. Newer Farmington homes are tighter and better insulated than the older housing stock, so the original unit was often oversized to begin with. An oversized AC short-cycles, leaves the air feeling cold and clammy, and wears out faster. We run a real load calculation on your home, then size the new system to it. You get a unit that holds the temperature, pulls out the humidity, and does not spike your summer bills.
When a builder-grade unit fails, the easy answer is to drop in the same size again. We do not do that without checking. Newer Farmington homes are tighter and better insulated than the older housing stock, so the original unit was often oversized to begin with. An oversized AC short-cycles, leaves the air feeling cold and clammy, and wears out faster. We run a real load calculation on your home, then size the new system to it. You get a unit that holds the temperature, pulls out the humidity, and does not spike your summer bills.
We do not believe in surprise pricing, so here is what actually drives the cost of an install. When we do your free estimate, we lay all of this out so you know exactly what you are paying for and why. No vague numbers, no pressure.
Size and efficiency of the system you choose. Bigger and higher SEER ratings cost more upfront but use less energy.
Ductwork condition. Whether your existing ductwork needs repairs, sealing, or modifications to handle the new system.
System type. Central air vs ductless vs heat pump. Each has different install labor, equipment, and material costs.
Adding cooling where there was none. Older Farmington farmhouses without ductwork need a ductless setup or new duct runs, which changes the scope.
Refrigerant line set. Distance from indoor coil to outdoor unit affects line length and labor.
Free in-home estimate, every install. We come out, look at your home, take measurements, and give you a written quote with the equipment, price, and timeline laid out. No commissioned salesperson, no scare tactics, no pushing the most expensive system on the truck.
If your current system still has good years left, we will tell you that too. We would rather earn a customer for the long run than sell you something you did not need. Plenty of homeowners have called us for a replacement quote and walked away with a repair plan that bought them a few more seasons out of the system they had. When the day does come to replace, they remember who was straight with them.
This is Farmington in Ontario County, New York, near the Thruway exit for Canandaigua, Farmington, and Victor. It is not Farmington Hills Michigan or Farmington Connecticut. We are a local owner-operated outfit, not one of the big Rochester or Canandaigua companies that send a different crew every time. Around Farmington we also install AC in Victor, Canandaigua, Manchester, Bloomfield, Mendon, and Ionia. Whether your home is in a newer subdivision off Route 332 or an older property on a bigger lot closer to the town center, we can quote and complete the work.
Call us at 585 454 8422 and you talk to Justin or Colby directly. For the dedicated AC repair page covering when to repair vs replace, see our AC Repair Farmington page. For all the HVAC services we offer in Farmington see our Farmington HVAC services page.
Owner does the quote. Owner does the install. $2000 off full installs and 0% financing available.
Installation is one of several AC and cooling services we offer for Farmington homes.
System not cooling? We diagnose and repair central AC and ductless systems across Farmington.
VIEW AC REPAIR →Farmington location hub covering every HVAC service we offer. Heating, cooling, fuel oil, maintenance.
VIEW FARMINGTON HUB →Protect your new AC investment. Annual tune ups keep the warranty valid and catch issues early.
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Free in-home estimate. Honest sizing. No commissioned salesperson. The owner who quotes is the owner who installs. Same day service when available, next day at the latest for repairs.
Direct answers to what Farmington homeowners ask before booking a new install estimate.
Call or send us a message and we will get back to you fast. For the quickest response, give us a call. Justin or Colby answers the phone.
