ProfessionalWindow AC Unit Removal

Window AC units left in place through winter let cold air stream in around the edges and put unnecessary stress on the window. We remove the unit safely, store the accordion panels with it and leave the window closed and weatherstripped so your home stays warm all season.

Also known as: window AC removal, remove window air conditioner, window unit removal, take out window AC, window AC takedown, seasonal AC removal, air conditioner removal, window AC unit removal

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What you get

What’s included

Safely remove and lower window AC units of any size
Fold and secure accordion side panels with the unit
Clean the unit exterior and coil area before storage
Close and latch the window after removal
Apply weatherstripping to the window if gaps are found
Move the unit to a basement, garage or designated storage area

Simple & stress-free

How it works

Prepare for removal

We cover the floor below the window and gather any brace hardware before opening the sash.

Remove and lower

We retract side panels, lift out the unit and lower it safely — two-person lift for heavy units.

Secure the window

We close and lock the window, check for gaps and apply foam tape or weatherstripping where needed.

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Problems we fix

Units dropped during removal because of their awkward weight distribution
Windows left with gaps where the accordion seal was never fully seated
Mold or mildew on the unit that gets carried into the storage area if not cleaned first

Good to know

Window AC Unit Removal — FAQ

When is the best time to remove a window AC unit?

When nighttime temperatures are consistently below 60°F and you no longer need cooling. Leaving it in is a source of cold drafts and condensation risk all winter.