The location of your air conditioning (AC) unit may need to change on the day of installation due to several reasons, including:
Site Assessment: Sometimes, the initial site assessment may not have accounted for all factors that could impact the installation, such as accessibility, spacing requirements, or other site-specific considerations that are discovered during the installation process. Structural Limitations: There may be structural limitations or obstacles that prevent the AC unit from being installed in the originally planned location. This could include issues with the foundation, building codes, or other structural considerations. Optimal Performance: To ensure optimal performance and efficiency of the AC unit, the installer may determine that a different location would be more suitable. This could be due to factors such as better airflow, reduced exposure to direct sunlight, or improved accessibility for maintenance. Customer Preferences: Sometimes, customers may change their preferences regarding the location of the AC unit based on new information or considerations that arise during the installation process. If the location of your AC unit needs to change on the day of installation, your HVAC contractor should communicate the reasons for the change and work with you to find a suitable alternative location. It's important to ensure that the new location meets all requirements for the safe and efficient operation of the AC unit. Changes in location may result in modifications to your quote.