Our complete line of HVAC Packaged Units systems includes: Packaged Air Conditioners, Packaged Gas Furnaces and Air Conditioners, Packaged Heat Pumps and Packaged Hybrid Heat.
These self-contained systems are located outside of the home, mounted on the ground or the roof, and ducted into the home.
Just like individual furnaces, air conditioners and heat pumps, these package units carry SEER, AFUE and HSPF ratings. The higher the rating, the more energy efficient the unit is. We carry a wide offering that includes advanced features such as 2-stage compressors, variable speed fans and quiet operation.
Hybrid Heat and HVAC Packaged Units are designed to provide homeowners with a flexible, efficient, and reliable heating and cooling solution. Unlike traditional systems that rely on a single energy source, hybrid units combine the efficiency of an electric heat pump with the reliability of a gas furnace. This dual-fuel technology allows the system to automatically switch between electricity and gas, depending on outdoor temperatures and efficiency needs. By optimizing energy use, these packaged units can deliver year-round comfort while lowering utility bills, making them an increasingly popular choice for modern homes.
Our complete line of HVAC Packaged Units includes several options such as Packaged Air Conditioners, Packaged Gas Furnaces and Air Conditioners, Packaged Heat Pumps, and Packaged Hybrid Heat systems. Each unit is self-contained, meaning that all essential components are housed in a single cabinet. These units are typically installed outside the home, either on the ground or rooftop, and connected through ductwork to distribute conditioned air indoors. This configuration saves indoor space while delivering the same comfort and performance as traditional split systems.
Just like standalone furnaces, air conditioners, and heat pumps, Hybrid Heat and HVAC Packaged Units carry industry-standard ratings such as SEER (Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio), AFUE (Annual Fuel Utilization Efficiency), and HSPF (Heating Seasonal Performance Factor). These ratings allow homeowners to gauge the energy efficiency of each system. A higher rating translates into better performance and lower energy consumption, making the selection process more transparent and helping consumers choose systems that align with their energy-saving goals.
