San Antonio’s summer heat can be hard to beat, especially if you have an old, faulty, or failing AC. Jon Wayne brings cool air back to San Antonio homes with NATE-certified installation experts and over 200 trucks on the road.
When you want a team that stands for integrity, honesty, and convenience, it’s time to call Jon Wayne. We get every AC installation and replacement done right the first time.
Flexible Financing For Every Budget
Low credit? No problem. We offer promotional financing and second chance credit through trusted partners like Service Finance Company, Synchrony and Wells Fargo Home Projects. Get the purchasing power you need with convenient monthly payment options.
AC Installation Service Details
Jon Wayne makes AC installations in San Antonio a breeze with quick response times and our 100% satisfaction guarantee. We’re your go-to team if you need AC installations, repairs, replacements, or maintenance.
Our qualified HVAC technicians are certified to install all major brands and models. Depending on the size of your home, your energy efficiency goals, and your budget, we can help you find the right unit. We offer:
- Free in-home quotes
- Upfront pricing with no hidden costs
- Options for flexible financing to fit your budget
- Professional system sizing to improve comfort and efficiency
- Quick, easy installs that are usually completed in just one visit
Call Jon Wayne now to see how a business that prioritizes your comfort changes things.
How Much Does It Cost to Install AC in San Antonio?
The exact cost to install an AC depends on several factors, but you can expect it to fall into this range*:
Low
$7,415
Average
$17,504
High
$28,719
*All prices shown are estimates and can vary depending on a variety of factors. For an accurate price for your project, call (210) 239-2892.
What Affects the Cost?
Your AC installation cost factors in:
- Type of AC. Heat pumps tend to be the most expensive but the most energy-efficient option. Central ACs are a mid-price choice, while ductless mini-split systems tend to be more affordable. However, different makes and models also factor into the overall cost.
- Number of units. If you need multiple units, you’ll see your final bill increase accordingly.
- Energy efficiency and added features. Energy-efficient units tend to be more expensive upfront but offer long-term energy savings. Other features, like smart thermostats or air purifiers, can also add to your bottom line.
