Since 1990, Berkun Air Conditioning has specialized in both residential and commercial air conditioning and heating.  Our expertise lies in large custom homes that are much more complete in nature. We have long been a preferred contractor to some of Palm Beach’s nicest homes.

We specialize in VFR (Variable Flow Refrigerant) systems.

For almost 30 years, residents and builders of some of some of the finest homes in the nation have called upon Berkun Air Conditioning to provide design and insulation of some of the most advanced air conditioning and ventilation systems in the world. Berkun Air Conditioning has built a reputation as a contractor that can be counted on, not just to deliver on time, but to design and build systems that satisfy the strictest building code inspectors

In 2013, Berkun Air became a LEED Green Associate and was part of the design and build team
that built the first LEED Platinum home in Palm Beach, Florida.

Residential air conditioning refers to the process of cooling and dehumidifying the air within a home or residential building to create a comfortable indoor environment, especially during hot and humid weather. It involves the use of air conditioning systems or units that are specifically designed for residential use. These systems provide relief from high temperatures and help maintain a pleasant living environment.

There are several types of residential air conditioning systems:

Central Air Conditioning: This is a common type of residential cooling system where a central unit cools and distributes air through a network of ducts and vents throughout the house. It often consists of an outdoor compressor unit and an indoor evaporator unit.

Ductless Mini-Split Systems: These systems are versatile and don’t require ductwork. They consist of an outdoor unit and one or more indoor air-handling units. Each indoor unit can be controlled independently, allowing for zoned cooling.

Window Air Conditioners: These are self-contained units that are installed in windows or specially made openings in walls. They’re typically designed to cool a single room and are suitable for smaller spaces.

When choosing a residential air conditioning system, several factors should be considered, including the size of the space to be cooled, energy efficiency, installation requirements, maintenance needs, and budget. Regular maintenance, such as cleaning or replacing air filters and scheduling professional inspections, can help ensure the system operates efficiently and effectively.

It’s important to note that advances in technology and growing concerns about energy efficiency and environmental impact have led to the development of more energy-efficient and eco-friendly air conditioning options for residential use.