Air Conditioning Services in Detroit, MI

Company of David is a professional HVAC company with years of experience, providing industry-leading customer service and a wide range of air conditioning services. We offer the most comprehensive air conditioning installations near you, complete with inspections, quality checks, and any accompanying services needed to ensure quality comfort.

The system you need depends on the size of your home, but all of our solutions provide year-round, seasonal air quality. Our AC installations are backed by our licensed and insured quality guarantee. If you need a completely new system, we'll assess your condition to determine which HVAC system replacement will be most beneficial to you.

AC Conditioning Installation

Central AC Units

Central AC units are the most popular system for residential properties. Central ACs are activated via a thermostat, which monitors and regulars the indoor temperature of the home. Treasure Valley's HVAC technicians are seasoned professionals that can quickly assess, diagnose, and repair existing systems, or install a new one that will provide comfort for years to come.

A standard central air conditioning system is a two-part or split system, which consists of the following components:

• The condenser coil, compressor, electrical components, and a fan are all found in the outside unit.
• Inside the home, the evaporator coil is normally mounted on top of the gas furnace.
• A network of pipes, sometimes known as refrigeration lines, that connects indoor and outdoor equipment.
• The fluid that passes through the interior and outdoor unit's refrigeration lines is refrigerant.
• Ducts that function as air tunnels for your home's rooms.
• To set your temperature, you'll need a thermostat or a control system.

Mini-split Systems

A mini-split air conditioner (also known as a "ductless" system) shares similar processes and functions with the Central AC, but with no ducts. They tend to be a cooling solution for a single room.



The internal unit blows warm air from your home is blown over cool evaporator coils. The refrigerant that cycles through internal coils that absorb heat from the air and transports it to the outside unit, which is where the refrigerant dumps all of the heat it has extracted from the air inside your home.

Portable AC Units

Portable air conditioners operate by taking in hot air from the surrounding area into the unit. The air is then cooled by the portable AC's motor and circulated around the room. The warm air and extra moisture are pushed through a hose and out the window the unit is mounted.

• The fan spins inside the portable air conditioner, drawing hot and humid air from the room.
• The condenser coils inside the unit cool down the hot air, similar to a mini-split unit.
• The energy applied increases as the heated air is delivered to the refrigerant in the coils.
• The refrigerant heats up and transforms into a high-pressure gas that circulates through the AC system.
• The moisture in the air is eliminated in one of two ways: either by a self-evaporation system that vents the water vapor to the outside or by collecting it in an internal buck that must be emptied manually.



For things to work, the refrigerant must be compressed by the compressor throughout the process. Also, the heat produced by these components must be transferred out of the system (and your home via an exhaust hose.

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