Air Conditioners
Keep cool with an air conditioning unit
Frequently Asked Questions
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Selecting the appropriate size for your air conditioner ensures energy efficiency and comfort. Too large a unit can cause humidity and uneven temperatures, while too small a unit will overwork and raise your bill. For detailed guidance on choosing the best size and type, review the air conditioner sizing & buying guide.
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Window units are great for cooling single rooms and are easy to install and remove seasonally. Window air conditioners require a window for setup and should be removed during colder months. Portable air conditioners can be moved between rooms all year and don't require fixed installation. For whole-home comfort, central air conditioning units offer quieter, more even cooling and air filtration. Learn more in the central air vs. window units guide.
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It's best to install or service your air conditioning unit before the hot summer months begin to ensure comfort throughout the season. Window units should be removed as temperatures drop to prevent damage, while portable and central systems can stay operational year-round. For help with setup, explore installation services.
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Regular cleaning and proper maintenance are essential for optimal performance and air quality. To prolong your unit's life and keep energy costs low, follow tips from the how to clean your air conditioner guide.
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If you need personalized recommendations or help with installation, friendly experts are available to assist you. Don't hesitate to contact us for expert help.
Shop for Air Conditioners at Abt
As the weather gets warmer and your home starts to heat up, it’s important to have an air conditioner that works well. Regardless of where you live, it can be uncomfortable to live without AC as the temperature and humidity increases. Abt has a wide selection of units that will help keep your space cool during the hot summer months. So whether you are looking for a smaller unit for a single room or a unit that can cool off a larger space, we’ve got you covered.
When getting ready to choose your unit, it’s important to find a model that isn't too large for the room it’ll be in. If the AC unit is too strong for the space, the room could end up feeling clammy or humid and can cause uneven temperatures. On the flip side, if the unit is too small, it won’t be able to effectively cool the space around it. This causes it to overwork which in turn leads to a higher energy bill.
Types of Air Conditioners
Depending on the size of your home, a different style of air conditioner will better suit your space. If you live in an apartment or a smaller home, central air most likely isn’t available. Window air conditioners are optimal for single rooms or smaller spaces. When getting ready to install the unit, all you need is a window to place it in and you’re done. If you are looking to move the unit into a different room or a different place, these units are easy to remove and reinstall, making them a more flexible option. However, these units need to be removed once the weather starts to get colder whereas portable air conditioners can stay out 24/7. These units are similar to window air conditioners in that they're ideal for smaller areas and are capable of standing on their own. Furthermore, a portable air unit can be easily moved from one location to another without needing to lift too much. However, not all spaces are small and you might want something that can keep your entire home cool without needing multiple units. If you're looking to effectively cool your whole home at once, central air conditioning units are perfect for your space. These units tend to be quieter and help circulate air at a better rate. The air is filtered before entering your home and runs through a series of ducts to ensure even cooling throughout your home.
Additional HVAC Services
Installing your unit can be challenging, but Abt is here to help. With a variety of installation services available, we can deliver it right to your door and help you get your air conditioner set up. We also offer an Extended Protection Plan that is designed to help you when your unit is in need of repairs. If you are sure which style of air conditioner is right for your home, please reach out to one of our experts at 847-954-4100 or read our buying guide for help.
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