KMS provides full and partial HVAC residential system replacements, as well as brand new ground-up installations.

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KMS provides full and partial HVAC residential system replacements, as well as brand new ground-up installations.

Types of systems we install include:

• Geothermal Systems
• Water Heaters
• Boiler Systems
• Radiant Systems
• Conventional HVAC Products & Systems
• Piping    

Whether you need a full or partial HVAC system replacement in your current home or if you need a brand new installation, our experts at KMS will always provide a seamless, thorough and efficient installation process.  We will install and/or design any type of heating, cooling or air filtration system that is best suited for your home. We also proudly install high-efficiency and sustainable air and heating comfort systems designed to be the most cost-effective on the market.  Our systems are always geared to perform in the local climate and customized to your particular property.

Getting informed on the impact of HVAC installation equipment variables

If you’ve already been looking  for an HVAC unit in Tulsa  you properly have learned  that AC units come in all different sizes, brands  and can come with a wide variety of  features. From a basic single stage cooling system with a regular thermostat all the way to a premiere variable speed unit with a smart thermostat—the variety of  size, features, efficiency, and most importantly cooling capacity can have a significant impact on the overall cost of your installation.

The innovation around the HVAC industry has truly evolved in the last 40 years. There are many varieties of systems  in cooling technologies and the complexity of installation can also vary greatly depending on which system you choose. Some of the most common HVAC systems in Tulsa homes are:

• Split Duct (if your home has ductwork, this is the standard system typically found in most homes)
• Variable refrigerant flow (VRF) HVAC units (these systems have excellent  zoned comfort that is flexible and quiet)
• Heat pumps (more common in regions such as Tulsa with milder winters)
• Ductless mini-splits (work best in  older homes where ductwork is not possible or add-on buildings)

Equipment Size & Capacity

When we discuss the size of an HVAC unit, most people think we mean physical size. While that is an important factor, what we really mean by size is the unit’s cooling capacity. The larger the size of the unit,  the larger space the system can cool, which will also mean higher cost.  That’s why choosing the perfectly sized system for your space is essential— your HVAC system should not be too big and not too small. 

If your cooling unit  is too small,, it will have to work harder  and run nonstop to try and  cool your home. In the end, the home will not cool properly and your electric bill will be incredibly high.

And on the contrary, if your unit is too big it will cool the home so fast that it doesn’t have time to remove humidity in the air. This is how you can end up with a cool but humid climate which is also uncomfortable. In addition to this, your unit will constantly be cycling on and off shrinking the life of the unit and cause it to break down.

At KMS we prevent this from happening by measuring your home, considering  your specific comfort preferences, the contents in your home, the shape and the location of the cooling zones and more. We may ask you a lot of questions about how you use different areas in your home and space, but rest assured when we are done your home will be at maximum efficiency and comfort.

New System Install vs. Replacement

If your house has an existing central air system this is extremely helpful to your pocketbook! Replacing an old HVAC system in Tulsa will cost less than adding a central air system to a home. Reason being, in a home with no central air there is much more labor required  to install ductwork, decking, drains, and wiring for the equipment.