A new system must meet Oklahoma's 14.3 SEER2 DOE South-region minimum and uses R-454B refrigerant instead of discontinued R-410A. Typical residential installation runs $7,500-$10,000, averaging about $8,000, and estimates for a new system are free.
The right system starts with a load calculation on your actual home, plus what the property supports — propane versus city gas, or acreage that makes geothermal viable. Trinity installs ClimateMaster geothermal, Samsung, and American Standard, and estimates on a new system are free.
Yes. Trinity Climate Control takes after-hours, weekend, and holiday emergency calls at $154.50/hour with a one-hour minimum plus parts, versus $125/hour during business hours. We aim to begin response within about four hours, which is a target rather than a guarantee.
A Trinity installation includes old-equipment removal, the new indoor and outdoor units, line set and electrical, a ductwork assessment, and a full startup test. Typical residential installs run $7,500-$10,000, and the estimate itself is free.
Oklahoma equipment runs through both a punishing cooling season and an ice-storm heating season, and red-dirt dust clogs filters and coils faster than most climates. Trinity's Service Agreement is $299/year plus $50 per additional unit, covering spring and fall visits, 10% off non-warranty parts, and priority scheduling.
Start with airflow — clean filters, seasonal tune-ups, and duct sealing at $800-$2,500 — before replacing equipment. If the system itself is the limit, new equipment in Oklahoma must meet the DOE South-region minimum of 14.3 SEER2.
Trinity Climate Control provides residential HVAC repair, maintenance, and installation across Central Oklahoma, specializing in ClimateMaster geothermal and custom duct design. Repairs start with a $95 diagnostic that is waived when the repair is approved on the same visit.
Trinity Climate Control serves 18 cities across five Oklahoma counties — McClain, Cleveland, Oklahoma, Grady, and Garvin — including Norman, Moore, Purcell, Blanchard, Newcastle, Oklahoma City, Edmond, Tuttle, and Pauls Valley. We are based in Washington, Oklahoma.
A maintenance visit covers cleaning the coil and filter, checking refrigerant charge, electrical components, and the thermostat, plus a hail-damage inspection on the condenser. Trinity's $299/year Service Agreement covers both the spring and fall visits, 10% off non-warranty parts, and priority scheduling.
Weigh the repair against roughly $8,000, the average cost of a typical residential installation. A $150-$400 capacitor is not a replacement trigger; a $1,500-$3,500+ compressor or repeated large repairs on the same unit is worth a free replacement estimate.
