Lakeside Heating & Air wants you to recognize all the options available to you, if you are in the market for a new heating and cooling system. There are a lot of options to effectively heat and cool your home, so it’s important to take the added steps to do some research and decide which system will be the best for your needs.
Have you ever heard of packaged units? If not, you’re not the only one. Which is why our professionals want to give you a little context on what they are, and why they might be something for you to think about.
One of the best perks of a packaged unit is that it’s an all-in-one heating and cooling system that can be installed outside of the home. What does that mean? You don’t need to worry about wasting space inside your home for the furnace or air handler.
When would you use a packaged unit?
Since the unit installs outside, it’s a perfect route for homeowners who do not have a basement or just have a crawlspace. Typically, having the extra space in the basement allows for more storage where you can house the heating and cooling components. This gets rid of that challenge if the space isn’t free or large enough.
A packaged unit is extremely compact, which means it doesn’t fill much space outdoors either. It will quickly blend into your outdoor environment. And because it’s compact, installation is easier, and you’ll be able to achieve indoor comfort even faster.
The units can be installed in the exterior of your home. It’s attached to the ductwork through a small, protected hole in the wall. Get ready for an efficient and helpful solution that doesn’t take up a large amount of space.
There is a range of models available and our technicians can inform you about what will be the best choice for you. We’re happy to come out and visit your home to assess the situation and talk about your goals for heating and cooling your home. We want to make sure you are comfortable, regardless of what the weather brings in Chelan and Wenatchee.
If you are ready to learn more or have further questions on packaged units, give us a call at 509-284-4265 and we’ll be available to help.