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Air Conditioning & Heating

The Adapt Experience

Adapt Concepts - Your Trusted Air Conditioning Service Provider in Lafayette, LA

As the leading Heating, Ventalation, & Air Conditioning (HVAC) service provider in Lafayette, LA and the surrounding areas, Adapt Concepts understands the significance of a properly functioning air conditioning system in South Louisiana. With our roots firmly planted in this community, we empathize with the discomfort caused by the relentless heat and humidity, making it challenging to sleep, work, or go about your daily activities. That’s why we are committed to helping homeowners and business owners like you prevent such circumstances, but, if issues do arise, we strive to respond with exceptional speed and efficiency.

When you choose Adapt Concepts, you become part of our family. We treat each and every customer with the utmost care, going above and beyond to provide personalized attention and service. Your satisfaction is our primary goal.

Expert Service

Air Conditioning Maintenance, Repairs & Installations

Over the years, Adapt Concepts has been able to assemble a team with decades of experience and expertise in the HVAC industry. Our wealth of knowledge allows us to deliver top-quality products and services, ensuring an exceptional customer experience. We take immense pride in keeping ourselves abreast of the latest advancements in the industry, enabling us to guide you in making informed decisions about your HVAC system.

Residential, Commercial & Industrial

Creating Customer Value

Experienced Technicians

24/7 Customer Support

Safisfaction Guaranteed

We specialize in all types of residential and commercial heating and cooling systems including:

Cooling Systems

Ductless systems
Package systems
Split systems

Heating Systems

Heat pumps
Gas furnaces
Electric Heat

Product Knowledge

Making the Right Choice

Choosing the right heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) system is critical for ensuring the comfort and energy efficiency of your home or building. With so many options and variations out there, it can be absolutely daunting to decide, not only what you want, but want you need to best get you there.

Not only are there many different types of systems out there, but there are also and endless number of features, such as, smart thermostats, zoning systems, SEER ratings, Variable speed equipment, and air filtration, all of which can affect your system optimization and efficiency.

Let us help you to make the most informed decision possible to ensure that you get exactly what you want and that it meets all of your needs.

proper equipment

Getting the Right Size Air Conditioning System

One of the most critical and underrated aspects of purchasing the correct system is sizing. Many times, in our area, systems tend to be oversized to compensate for the environment, but there are many reasons why it is extremely important to take the time to be sure that the correct calculations are made and all things are considered in getting the sizing correct.

Energy Efficiency:

If too small, a system will have to work harder to cool the space, resulting in higher energy bills. On the other hand, if too large, it will cool the room too quickly to remove the necessary humidity, leading to higher energy bills and decreased comfort.

Comfort:

An air conditioner that is sized correctly will be able to cool your home or office without leaving hot or cold spots.

Longevity:

Just like anything else, an air conditioner that is working too hard will have a shorter lifespan than one that is working efficiently. Choosing the correct size air conditioner will help to ensure that it lasts for many years.

Reliability:

An air conditioner that is working efficiently will require less maintenance and repair, and will be more reliable than one that is working too hard.

No worries…. Our staff is extensively trained to make all the necessary calculations to help you get the results that you want. We have experience working with customers who have single units as small as .5 ton all the way up to large commercial installations with multiple 200-ton units.