≈ $105/mo
Financing
On a typical system, with terms from 6 to 84 months through Synchrony and Sunlight Financial.
Subject to credit approval; available terms and APR vary.See financing optionsSouthwest Florida new AC cost estimator
Installing a new AC or replacing the one you have? Move one slider for an installed price range, with the equipment, permit and 10-year warranty already included.
Central HVAC cools the 3 rooms. A separate mini-split cools the garage.
Why we suggest Central + mini-split: Your ducts already reach the house, but the garage is usually not connected to them. A mini-split cools the garage on its own.
Uses a standard residential change-out as the baseline.
Tons and BTUs describe cooling capacity, not equipment weight. One ton equals 12,000 BTU per hour. Final sizing requires a professional load calculation.
This is a planning range, not a quote. Your exact price comes from the free in-home estimate. If your current system has to be assessed first, that is done as a tune-up evaluation.
Monthly illustration uses 60 equal payments before APR; approval and actual terms vary.
Holds the compressor, coil and fan. As a heat pump it cools in summer and runs in reverse to heat in winter. Sized in tons and rated in SEER2.
Equipment options
Installed planning ranges
Select a row to update the square footage, system size and estimate above.
Final price depends on equipment brand, efficiency, ductwork, electrical needs and site conditions.
Payment and protection
≈ $105/mo
On a typical system, with terms from 6 to 84 months through Synchrony and Sunlight Financial.
10years
Included with your new system and registered for you. Extendable up to 20 years. We handle the claim, so you never chase the manufacturer.
Local new AC cost guides
Open the Cape Coral or Fort Myers estimator for location-specific pricing, permits, property types and installation planning.
Recent installation projects
See recently completed AC Professional work with real photos of the equipment, installation, and system startup.
See all projectsA real Cape Coral replacement project completed in July 2026, with a 5-ton 15.2 SEER2 system, indoor air-handler work, outdoor equipment installation, airflow checks, and final commissioning.
Service pageA Fort Myers ductless mini-split installation completed in July 2026, showing the indoor head, outdoor inverter unit, protected line-set path, installation work, and system startup.
Service page“AC Professional Cooling and Heating is fantastic they come when you need them always on time and always clean and professional I have a maintenance plan with them im never disappointed”
- Dbldare4 Debbo804Southwest Florida“Excelente servicio, rapidez para responder y solucionar mi problema del aire acondicionado y y un trato muy formal y amigable, felicito a Jordan por su servicio y el nombre del técnico lo olvidé, pero fue excepcional 5/5. Muchas gracias !”
- Mauricio LandazabalSouthwest Florida“Found the people to be very courteous and helpful, especially when we had to change the plans at the last moment. Work was done on time and with no issues. We would use them again.”
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Office: AC Professional Cooling & Plumbing · 932 Northeast 24th Lane, Unit 4, Cape Coral, FL 33909
See All Service AreasNew AC estimator questions
Straight answers for planning a replacement before the in-home sizing and installation review.
Still unsure? Call usFor planning, many standard residential change-outs in this estimator begin around $6,000 for 1.5- to 3-ton systems and around $8,000 for 4- to 5-ton systems. The displayed range changes with cooled square footage and property type. Final pricing depends on verified capacity, equipment efficiency, ductwork, electrical needs, access and site conditions.
Choose the cooled square footage and property type to see a planning range, suggested system tonnage, BTU capacity and an approximate monthly financing illustration. The result helps with budgeting before an in-home load and installation review.
The estimator assumes a standard residential system change-out with old-equipment removal, the local permit and final inspection, and a hurricane-rated equipment pad. Duct, electrical, structural, drainage or unusual access work can change the final proposal.
The city pages use the same pricing tool but add local installation guidance, service links and FAQs for Cape Coral or Fort Myers. They are useful when you want location-specific planning information after reviewing the regional estimate.
No. Square footage is a useful starting point, but windows, insulation, ceiling height, sun exposure, occupancy, air leakage and duct condition affect the cooling load. Final equipment selection should follow a professional load calculation.

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