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4-Ton American Standard Air Conditioning System Installation in North Peoria — May 2026

CompletedMay 16, 2026
Install CrewThomas, Edwin & Ben
Service AreaNorth Peoria
System4-Ton Air Conditioning System
BrandAmerican Standard
WarrantyMfg + Workmanship
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Scope of Work
Installation of a 4-ton American Standard 14 SEER system. The existing thermostat was used.
North Peoria · installed May 16, 2026
— At a Glance
Location
North Peoria
Completed
May 16, 2026
System Type
Air Conditioning System
Capacity
4-Ton
Brand
American Standard
Efficiency
14 SEER
Labor Warranty
3-Year Labor Warranty
Total Investment
$9,882
— What We Installed

Every component in this system

Each piece of equipment set at this home, its condition, and its place in the system.

Newly Installed

Furnace

Brand
American Standard
Model
S8X1C080M5PSCCA
Matched
4-Ton airflow
New — installed 2026
Newly Installed

5A7A4048A1000B

Brand
American Standard
Model
5A7A4048A1000AA
New — installed 2026
Newly Installed

5TXCC007AS3HCA

Brand
American Standard
Model
5TXCC007AS3HCAA
New — installed 2026
Your Coverage on This Install
Labor Warranty
3-Year Labor Warranty

Full terms and coverage details reviewed with the homeowner at time of estimate. Contact us for details.

— Related Services

How this install fits into our Phoenix HVAC service

This install is one example of the Heating work AZ Perfect Comfort performs across Peoria, AZ. You can browse more real 4-Ton Trane Air Conditioning System Installation case studies in the AZ Perfect Comfort install log. New installs from AZ Perfect Comfort include first-year enrollment in our Comfort Club maintenance membership and are backed by our Lifetime Repair Guarantee on repairs. For qualifying installations, HVAC financing options let homeowners spread the investment over time.

— Final Commissioning Results

The real numbers from startup

Every install gets fully commissioned before we leave. These are the actual readings taken on-site by Thomas, Edwin & Ben from the manifold gauges, micron gauge, and digital thermometers.

Refrigerant Circuit

Refrigerant type
R-454B
Suction pressure
127 PSIG
Liquid pressure
353 PSIG
Evaporator saturation
50.4°F
Condensing saturation
113°F
Superheat
9°F
Subcooling
11°F

Nitrogen Pressure Test

Test pressure held
351 PSIG

Startup readings captured on the day of install. Manufacturer targets vary by ambient and load; every reading above met the system’s commissioning window.

— Line Items

The full equipment and materials list

ItemDescriptionQty
414H-5A7A4048-S8X1 4 Ton- Horizontal Single Stage-14 SEER2 American Standard - Trane Technologies AC . Installation of the equipment is subject to the terms and conditions of AZ Perfect Comfort found at the bottom of th 1
AZPC-3YR 3 year Labor Warranty through AZ Perfect Comfort. Subject to Terms and Conditions of the agreement provided by AZ Perfect Comfort.AZ Perfect Comfort remains the contractor to perform all work.The Warr 1
INSTALL-MEM-1-SYSTEM Sold At Time of Install: 1 System Perfect Comfort Club MembershipRegular maintenance must be performed by AZ Perfect Comfort for labor warranty to be valid. Two Maintenance Visits Per Year.26 Point A 1

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— Photo Documentation

33 photos from this installation

Every step of this installation was documented on-site by Thomas, Edwin & Ben.

Installation Progress

Documentation of the physical install — new equipment set, line sets routed, disconnects wired, thermostat mounted.

Black iron gas piping with threaded fittings and pipe dope connected to a newly installed furnace cabinet.
Black iron gas piping with threaded fittings and pipe dope connected to a newly installed furnace cabinet.
Air handler suspended in attic with connected supply and return ducts, condensate drain, and insulated refrigerant line set.
Air handler suspended in attic with connected supply and return ducts, condensate drain, and insulated refrigerant line set.
New air handler connected to insulated flex duct and metal duct transitions in the attic, with suspension straps supporting the unit.
New air handler connected to insulated flex duct and metal duct transitions in the attic, with suspension straps supporting the unit.
Outdoor condenser connections with insulated suction line, liquid line filter-drier, and service valves neatly brazed and routed on new installation.
Outdoor condenser connections with insulated suction line, liquid line filter-drier, and service valves neatly brazed and routed on new installation.
Suspended air handler and furnace assembly installed in attic with insulated duct connections and PVC condensate drain piping routed to a trap.
Suspended air handler and furnace assembly installed in attic with insulated duct connections and PVC condensate drain piping routed to a trap.
New PVC condensate drain assembly with cleanout and glued fittings connected to the air handler in the crawlspace.
New PVC condensate drain assembly with cleanout and glued fittings connected to the air handler in the crawlspace.
Refrigerant line penetration sealed with mastic at the air handler cabinet, showing clean routing through the metal base.
Refrigerant line penetration sealed with mastic at the air handler cabinet, showing clean routing through the metal base.
New indoor HVAC unit installed with connected gas piping, condensate drain, flexible conduit, and sealed duct connections in the attic.
New indoor HVAC unit installed with connected gas piping, condensate drain, flexible conduit, and sealed duct connections in the attic.
Black iron gas piping with threaded fittings and sealant connects to the furnace cabinet during installation.
Black iron gas piping with threaded fittings and sealant connects to the furnace cabinet during installation.
Low-profile wall thermostat installed on a textured interior wall with up and down adjustment buttons visible on the right side.
Low-profile wall thermostat installed on a textured interior wall with up and down adjustment buttons visible on the right side.
Close-up of insulated refrigerant lines entering the cabinet through a routed opening during HVAC installation.
Close-up of insulated refrigerant lines entering the cabinet through a routed opening during HVAC installation.
Black iron gas piping with threaded elbow and pipe dope installed at the furnace cabinet, with wiring passing through nearby grommet.
Black iron gas piping with threaded elbow and pipe dope installed at the furnace cabinet, with wiring passing through nearby grommet.
New insulated flex ducts connected and sealed to a metal plenum in the attic during HVAC installation.
New insulated flex ducts connected and sealed to a metal plenum in the attic during HVAC installation.
Air handler installed on a suspended platform in the attic with insulated ductwork, drain piping, and refrigerant lines connected.
Air handler installed on a suspended platform in the attic with insulated ductwork, drain piping, and refrigerant lines connected.
Refrigerant recovery machine and hoses set on the ground beside the exterior wall during HVAC installation work.
Refrigerant recovery machine and hoses set on the ground beside the exterior wall during HVAC installation work.
New air handler set in attic with connected ductwork, insulated refrigerant line, and PVC condensate drain with trap installed.
New air handler set in attic with connected ductwork, insulated refrigerant line, and PVC condensate drain with trap installed.
New furnace and duct connections installed in attic, with rigid vent, gas piping drip leg, condensate drain, and suspension chains.
New furnace and duct connections installed in attic, with rigid vent, gas piping drip leg, condensate drain, and suspension chains.
Wall-mounted low-profile thermostat installed and leveled on textured interior wall, with simple up and down control buttons.
Wall-mounted low-profile thermostat installed and leveled on textured interior wall, with simple up and down control buttons.
New outdoor condenser set on a level pad beside the house with disconnect box mounted and line set routed.
New outdoor condenser set on a level pad beside the house with disconnect box mounted and line set routed.
New outdoor condenser set on a level pad with insulated refrigerant lines, disconnect box, and sealed wall penetration visible.
New outdoor condenser set on a level pad with insulated refrigerant lines, disconnect box, and sealed wall penetration visible.
Close-up of a new furnace connection with flexible gas line, black iron pipe, and support chain in the mechanical area.
Close-up of a new furnace connection with flexible gas line, black iron pipe, and support chain in the mechanical area.
New attic air handler and duct connections suspended with chains, insulated flex ducts attached, condensate drain and refrigerant lines routed cleanly.
New attic air handler and duct connections suspended with chains, insulated flex ducts attached, condensate drain and refrigerant lines routed cleanly.
New wall-mounted thermostat with simple up and down controls installed on textured interior wall.
New wall-mounted thermostat with simple up and down controls installed on textured interior wall.
Insulated refrigerant line set and electrical whip secured along exterior wall with sealed wall penetration beside the new outdoor unit.
Insulated refrigerant line set and electrical whip secured along exterior wall with sealed wall penetration beside the new outdoor unit.
Condensate drain assembly with inline float safety switch installed on PVC near the air handler cabinet.
Condensate drain assembly with inline float safety switch installed on PVC near the air handler cabinet.
Round duct takeoff with mastic sealant installed on a metal plenum in the attic, flexible ducts visible in background.
Round duct takeoff with mastic sealant installed on a metal plenum in the attic, flexible ducts visible in background.

Nitrogen Pressure Test

Both manifold gauges holding equal pressure verifies a leak-free system before we ever bring in refrigerant.

Digital manifold shows both sides equalized at 351 PSI, documenting a nitrogen pressure test on the new installation.
Digital manifold shows both sides equalized at 351 PSI, documenting a nitrogen pressure test on the new installation.
Digital manifold shows equal pressures around 356 PSI on both sides during a nitrogen pressure test of the new system.
Digital manifold shows equal pressures around 356 PSI on both sides during a nitrogen pressure test of the new system.
Digital manifold shows equal pressures around 355 PSI on both sides, documenting a nitrogen pressure test on the new system.
Digital manifold shows equal pressures around 355 PSI on both sides, documenting a nitrogen pressure test on the new system.

Refrigerant Commissioning

Operating pressures, superheat, and subcooling confirmed to manufacturer spec after charge.

Digital manifold gauge connected to the outdoor unit shows operating pressures with superheat and subcooling during system commissioning.
Digital manifold gauge connected to the outdoor unit shows operating pressures with superheat and subcooling during system commissioning.
Digital manifold connected to the condenser shows operating refrigerant pressures with R-454B selected during system commissioning.
Digital manifold connected to the condenser shows operating refrigerant pressures with R-454B selected during system commissioning.

Equipment Detail Shots

Close-ups of the components that make up the system.

Liquid line filter drier installed on insulated refrigerant piping outside during the new air conditioning system installation.
Liquid line filter drier installed on insulated refrigerant piping outside during the new air conditioning system installation.
Gas furnace burners ignite with steady blue flames during startup, with gas valve, wiring, and manifold visible.
Gas furnace burners ignite with steady blue flames during startup, with gas valve, wiring, and manifold visible.
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Questions about this installation

What kind of system was installed in this North Peoria job?

The installer completed the installation of a 4-ton American Standard air conditioning system, utilizing the existing thermostat and disconnecting it for the homeowner's convenience. The homeowner planned to replace the trim on the scuttle themselves if necessary.

How much does a new air conditioning system cost in Phoenix?

Pricing depends on tonnage, efficiency (SEER2 rating), brand, and installation complexity. Use our online pricing tool at https://azperfectcomfort.com/get-a-quote/ for an instant estimate on your home, or call (602) 613-3489 to schedule a free in-home consultation.

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Does AZ Perfect Comfort install in North Peoria?

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Is the new equipment covered by a warranty?

Yes. New equipment installed by AZ Perfect Comfort is covered by the manufacturer's warranty (typically 10 years on parts when registered) plus our workmanship warranty on the installation itself. Diamond Members receive our Lifetime Repair Guarantee on covered repairs — ask about our maintenance plans.

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