Get the heating and cooling right from the start on new homes and additions, or upgrade an existing home with modern comfort without tearing it apart.
The best time to get heating and cooling right is before the walls are closed up. On a new home, addition or building, the equipment size, duct layout, return placement and thermostat locations all shape how comfortable the space will be for years. Getting them wrong means years of hot rooms, cold rooms and high bills that are much harder to fix later.
Cool Mountain Air installs complete HVAC systems for new homes, additions and buildings across Northwest Georgia. Every project starts with a load calculation and a plan for the equipment and ductwork, so the system is designed for the space instead of guessed at. As a Rheem Authorized Dealer, we install dependable Rheem equipment backed by our 100% satisfaction guarantee on installations.
For existing homes, a well-planned retrofit can bring modern efficiency and comfort without tearing the house apart. We retrofit new conventional systems, ductless mini-splits and high-velocity small-duct systems, a specialty few contractors offer, into homes of every age.
From the ground up or as an upgrade, we handle the full heating and cooling scope.
Complete heating and cooling systems designed and installed for new residential construction.
Extending your existing system or adding dedicated heating and cooling for new living space.
Bringing central air and modern efficiency to older and historic homes with minimal disruption.
Heating and cooling for new and renovated commercial spaces.
Many comfort problems in newer homes come down to decisions made during construction: a system sized by rule of thumb, ductwork squeezed in wherever it fit, or not enough return air. A little planning up front avoids those problems entirely.
Additions are a common trouble spot. Simply tapping a new room into the existing ductwork often leaves it uncomfortable, because the original system wasn't sized or designed to serve it. Sometimes extending the system is the right answer, and sometimes a dedicated ductless system is better. We'll tell you which.
For older homes without ductwork, a retrofit doesn't have to mean major demolition. Ductless mini-splits and high-velocity systems can bring modern comfort while protecting the character of the home.
Full-service HVAC for new construction and retrofit projects.
As early as possible, ideally while the plans are being finalized. That allows the equipment, duct layout and return placement to be designed into the home rather than squeezed in afterward.
Sometimes, but not always. It depends on the size of the addition, the capacity of your current equipment and how the ductwork is laid out. We'll run the numbers and recommend whether to extend the system or add dedicated heating and cooling.
A retrofit upgrades an existing building with new heating and cooling, such as replacing an outdated system, adding central air to a home that never had it, or installing a ductless or high-velocity system where conventional ducts won't fit.
Yes. A high-velocity small-duct system can deliver whole-house central air with minimal disruption, and ductless mini-splits are another option. See our High-Velocity and Ductless pages.
Yes. We install heating and cooling for new and renovated commercial spaces as well as homes. Call 706-331-0939 to talk about your project.
From your first phone call to the final walkthrough, here's exactly what to expect when you call Cool Mountain Air.
Call 706-331-0939 or request service online to talk with Mike about your new build, addition or upgrade.
We run a load calculation, plan the equipment and ductwork layout, and give you clear pricing before work begins.
Licensed, background-checked technicians install the system carefully and to code, coordinated with your project.
We test everything at startup and walk you through your new system, backed by our 100% satisfaction guarantee on installations.
Family-Owned Since 1991 • Georgia Licensed • Rheem Authorized Dealer • 24/7 Emergency • Serving Northwest Georgia