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The price you see is the price you pay. Guaranteed.

We’ll walk you through building your own system to get a price. No hassle, no fuss. How does this work?

How does this work?

Just follow the step by step process to get NO HASSLE pricing on complete air conditioning systems. We will be here to help along the way, and will confirm the system you selected is EXACTLY what you need during our site visit. Lets get going!

Let’s get started.

We’ll ask you some questions about your current AC unit.
Don’t worry we’ll help you along the way.

Then we’ll give you actual installed pricing, seriously.

Real pricing on a new installed A/C system perfect for YOUR home.
No sales pitch. No email list. Just an honest, no-risk price.

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    What type of system do you currently have?

    Not Sure? A split system will have an indoor section and outdoor section. more help ›

    Split System or Package System?

    A split system will have an indoor section and outdoor section, where a package unit will have all the parts combined, typically on the roof. If you need more help, watch our video here. We will confirm the system type as part of our site visit prior to any down payment.

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    What is the heating source?

    Not Sure? If you have a natural gas bill, you likely have a gas furnace. more help ›

    Gas or Electric?

    If you have a natural gas bill, you likely have a gas furnace. If not, your system is likely all electric. If you need more help, watch our video here. We will confirm the fuel source as part of our site visit prior to any down payment.

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    How many units are you replacing?

    Not Sure? An easy way to check is to count the number of thermostats you have. more help ›

    How many units do you have?

    If you are unsure how many systems you have, count how many thermostats you have, that will typically correspond to how many complete systems you have. If you have multiple systems, you do not have to replace all of them at the same time, only select how many you would like to actually replace. We will confirm how many systems you have as part of our site visit prior to any down payment.

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    Where is the inside portion of system #%%?

    Not Sure? Newer track homes (1980+) usually have the indoor system in the attic or garage. more help ›

    Attic, closet, or garage?

    Newer track homes (1980+) usually have the indoor system in the attic or garage. Older homes may have the indoor system in a hallway, and custom homes will sometimes have the indoor systems in mechanical closets. If you need more help, watch our video here. We will confirm the systems location as part of our site visit prior to any down payment.

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    What size is system #%%?

    • Select Tonnage/Square Footage
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    Not Sure? You can estimate the square footage this unit covers to get a good idea. more help ›

    Sizing Guide

    Square footage is a simple way of estimating the correct size unit, but it is not exact. We will perform a
    load calculation onsite to verify proper sizing. Another way to determine the size of the current system
    is by the MODEL NUMBER of the outdoor portion of the system. Please follow the instructions below:

    1. Look for a square or rectangular tag on one of the panels on the outdoor unit.
    2. Locate the model number on the tag.
    3. Look for a for a number in the model nomenclature that is divisible by 12 (representing 12,000 BTUh
      per ton), then compare it to the following numbers:
      18 = 1.5 Ton
      24 = 2.0 Ton
      30 = 2.5 Ton
      36 = 3.0 Ton      		 42 = 3.5 Ton
      48 = 4.0 Ton
      60 = 5.0 Ton
       

    To further help, you will find common brands in our service area below that will help identify where
    the size is located within the nomenclature. The black dash represents an alpha/numeric character not
    related to size, the red dash represent where to look for the number representing the size of the unit.

    American Standard Older Units: _ _ _ _ XX _ _ _ _ _ _
    Newer Units: _ _ _ _ _ _ XX _ _ _ _ _ _
    Trane Older Units: _ _ _ _ XX _ _ _ _ _ _
    Newer Units: _ _ _ _ _ _ XX _ _ _ _ _ _
    Lennox _ _ _ _ _ - _ XX -_ _ _-_ _
    Carrier _ _ _ _ _ _ XX _ _ _
    York _ _ _ _ _ XX _ _ _ _
    Goodman Older Units: _ _ XX- _ _
    Newer Units: _ _ _ _ _ XX _
    Aire-Flow _ _ _ _ _ _ XX_
    Rheem/RUUD _ _ _ _-_ XX _ _ _
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    Great. Next we’ll show your system options — but first, here’s everything our install includes – and what other companies charge extra for.

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    System type: %%type%%

    The Medley Way™ Scope of Work:

    Other companies won't put this in writing because they charge extra for it.
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    Whew, that’s a lot of stuff!

    Don’t worry if you skipped though some of it, but you might wonder why we itemize and include all of these procedures and accessories? According to EnergyStar, 70% of a systems life expectancy is determined by how the system is installed. Our scope of work holds us accountable and gives our customers peace of mind that their system is installed correctly and will last for years to come. The price you see includes all these items, usually sold by other companies as an option. That's the Medley Way!


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    Which System Operation Type are you interested in?

    Not Sure? more help ›

    System operation?

    Having trouble choosing the system that fit you?

    Modulating is going to be the most efficient and will give you the most consistent comfort. These systems are designed to run for most of the day but at a lower capacity to limit the temperature swings. The most typical operating range is 30-100%, meaning it will only utilize what it needs to maintain your set temperature. Giving you a constant flow of conditioned air never letting your home get uncomfortable. The best part is all of the typical parts that fail over time; capacitors, contactors, and relays are not used on this system! Which in turn makes this system much more reliable.

    Dual-Stage systems are going to be more efficient than single-stage and have a high and low stage with set capacities. These systems will share many of the same parts that are found in single-stage systems; capacitors, contactors, and relays. The system will operate in the low stage (Typically 70% capacity) for a set period of time, and if it does not reach your set temperature in that period it will then go into the high stage (100%) until the desired temperature has been met. The Temperature swings will be reduced from those of the single-stage and run times will be lengthened.

    Single-Stage systems are likely just an updated version of what you currently have with all the same componentry. The temperature will vary during operation in order to achieve your desired comfort temperature. The system will turn on at 100% until it meets your desired temp, then turn off until it rises to 1-2 degrees above your set temp. It will repeat this throughout the day.

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    Next, choose unit #%%num%%.

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    1. * Discount price reflects all current manufacturer rebates and trade in allowances.
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    Review your choice.

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    Congratulations.

    If you'd like to have your new HVAC system installed or if you have questions about some of the choices you made, we can help. Fill out the form below and we can verify the system is exactly right for your comfort needs. You already know the price, let us know how we can help make you super comfortable.

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    By sending this form you are under no obligation to make a purchase.
    We will reach out to you on the same business day we received your request.

Oncor Rebates!

Oncor offers rebates to homeowners in Dallas and many surrounding cities who replace their air conditioning systems with high-efficiency units in 2025. The rebate amount can range from $300 to $2,400, depending on the system you install and your location.

Who Qualifies?

✔ Homeowners in Oncor’s service area – This includes Dallas, Fort Worth, Odessa, Lubbock, Tyler, Waco, and other cities where Oncor provides electric delivery.
✔ Installing a new energy-efficient AC system – Your new unit must meet Oncor’s efficiency requirements (SEER2 14.3 or higher).
✔ Act fast! – Rebates are first-come, first-served and available from February through November 2025 or until funds run out.
✔ Use Medley! A Oncor-approved contractor

To check your eligibility, or learn more, visit Oncor's official website.