Labor Day weekend in Central Texas rarely brings the cool break you might hope for. More often, it is one more genuinely hot weekend for hosting family and friends before fall finally arrives.
$400 materials deposit books your day. The balance is due when the work is finished and you're happy with it. Anything outside a standard install is quoted before work begins, never discovered after.
If your house felt stuffy or certain rooms never cooled right this summer, this weekend is a good time to think about how those spaces actually performed. A ductless mini split can make that sun-baked sunroom or the bedroom over the garage comfortable when you have guests over.
The fall weather does not really settle in here until well after the unofficial end of summer, so that last hot weekend can be just as punishing as July. Adding a dedicated cooling zone now means you will not have to apologize for a miserable room during your holiday gathering.
Jester Climate installs mini splits at a flat rate of $2,400 for materials and labor together. One day each week is the Joker Day at a lower price, and the exact amount is shown on the homepage. Booking requires a $400 materials deposit, and the rest is due when the work is done.
Most single zone installations are completed in one day. The crew arrives in the morning and usually finishes by late afternoon so you can have cool air that same evening.
We give a rule of thumb estimate over the phone, but the final sizing is confirmed during an on site visit. No BTU number is promised in advance because every room is different.
One day each week is the Joker Day at a lower price than the standard $2,400 flat rate. The Joker day moves week to week and the exact price is posted on the homepage, not on this page.
The deposit holds your installation day and covers materials ordered for your job. If you need to reschedule before we purchase materials, we can apply it to a new date.
Yes, the crew is licensed. We handle the full install from mounting the indoor unit to running the line set so you do not have to coordinate separate trades.
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