HVAC Installation

HVAC installation is the stage where a cooling design becomes a working system. It covers everything between the approved drawings and a system that actually holds temperature: setting the indoor and outdoor equipment, running and insulating ductwork, routing refrigerant or chilled-water piping, wiring controls, and proving the result. Done carefully, it is the difference between a building that cools quietly and efficiently and one that never quite performs.

AGEC installs ducted splits, concealed and cassette units, VRF/VRV systems and packaged equipment for villas, apartments, offices, retail units and light-industrial spaces. We work from the project drawings and the room-by-room heat load, so equipment is matched to the space rather than guessed — the single most common cause of high bills and poor comfort is a system that was never sized or installed to its design in the first place.

Our scope runs from first fix through to handover. First fix covers the concealed work — duct runs, piping, drainage and containment — that has to be right before ceilings close. Second fix sets the equipment, grilles, diffusers and thermostats. Then we pressure-test and evacuate the pipework, charge the system, and commission it: checking airflow, temperatures and controls against the design before we hand it over. You receive the test readings and as-built information, not just a set of keys.