




A lot of older homes have HVAC setups that were pieced together over the years - band-aided, modified, and patched until the whole thing becomes more of a headache than anything else. That's exactly the kind of situation we love to fix.
This was a retrofit job, which means we weren't starting from scratch. We were coming in behind an existing setup and doing it right. The goal on jobs like this is always the same: clean it up, get the new equipment properly seated and connected, and make sure everything functions the way it was actually designed to.
We installed a new AC Pro package unit here - a packaged system that handles both heating and cooling in one self-contained unit mounted outside the home. The metal duct transitions running up the wall connect directly into the home's existing ductwork, keeping the install tight and the airflow path clean. No unnecessary extra components, no shortcuts.
What we try to avoid on retrofits is making the same mistakes the previous install left behind. That means proper pad placement, clean condensate drainage, correct electrical connections, and ductwork that actually fits the new unit. When it's done right, the system runs more efficiently and holds up longer - which means fewer service calls down the road.
If your current HVAC setup has been modified, patched, or just isn't performing the way it should, a full replacement might be the cleaner solution. We handle everything from A/C replacement and installation to full system inspections so you know exactly what you're working with before anything breaks down.