Here you can see the connections for the venting duct and drain pipe.

This is an installation of the air handler unit installed in a living room.

This mini split system was installed in a bedroom. These units can provide both heating and cooling.

These mini split systems can be installed just about anywhere and are energy efficient.

Here is a picture of an air handler for a mini split system that was installed inside a classroom.

Mini split systems make a great addition to any home that currently doesn't have an air conditioner or heater.

Here is another picture of the condenser on the roof of the classroom. Ductless systems like this are great for classrooms.

The condenser for this mini split was installed on the roof. Here our technician is connecting the electrical lines.

These ductless systems take very little room and work better than window air conditioner units.

You can see the lines that are needed to go into the home which connect to the air handler unit inside.

Here one of our technicians is installing the drain lines for the mini split system.

Here you can see how we can help hide some of the lines that need to connect the air handler unit and condenser units together.

Here is a picture of the old package unit. You can see the old drain line and duct.

This is the back side of the package unit. The brown rusted area is the old duct work.

The front side of old unit. This unit was about 30 years old.

Here you can see the new unit being lifted by the crane.

The crane is preparing to lower down the unit and being guided by one of our installers on the roof.

With the new unit in place installation of the duct work can now begin.

The duct work has been installed on the package unit and will now need to be connected to the ducts coming out from the roof.

Half of the duct work has been down and now work will begin on the other.

Here is a close up picture of duct work. You can see how it connects to the existing duct coming from the roof.

The final piece of duct work needs to be connected. You can see how well insulated the new duct is.

The duct work is now complete and all that is left is to hookup electrical and gas line and test the unit.

Here you can see the drain pipe has been installed.

The electrical has been connected along with the gas line.

With everything hooked up we can now run a test and make sure all connections are secure.

After some testing and final checks the new package unit is up and running.

Here is another picture with a wide view of the new unit fully installed and running.

This new unit will help the homeowner save money on their utility bills.

Here are the before and after pictures of the replacement of a 30 year old package unit.

This is an installation of a condenser on the roof. You can see the line set going into the roof.

We used the pre-existing stand for the installation of this condenser.

This is what the installation of a unit will look like on tile roofs.

We can also install a lattice fence around the condenser unit.

Putting a lattice fence around a unit hides it when looking at it from the street.

In cases where the home has no attic (flat roof) we can install the unit and duct work along the roof.