Our Recent Work

This homeowner was dealing with an aging system that had been poorly installed from the start. The old condenser had almost no clearance under the lattice, making it nearly impossible to service and causing the unit to overheat. The basement furnace had deteriorating duct connections and outdated components. We replaced the entire system with a new high-efficiency Goodman furnace and R32 condenser. The condenser was placed on a proper equipment pad with vibration-isolating feet, the furnace was installed with correct PVC venting and clean condensate drainage, and every connection was sealed and secured to code.

The old Ruud condenser was buried under years of leaf buildup with no equipment pad — just sitting in the dirt. No drainage, no clearance, no chance of running efficiently. We removed it and installed a new high-efficiency Goodman R32 unit rated at 19.0 SEER2 on a proper equipment pad elevated for drainage. New disconnect, clean line set connections, and proper clearances all around.

Closet installations are some of the trickiest in HVAC — tight spaces with zero room for error. Both of these air handlers were installed with proper ductwork connections, sealed plenums, correct condensate drainage, and insulated refrigerant lines. We made sure every connection was accessible for future maintenance because the last thing you want is a system you can't service without tearing out a wall.

A lot of Atlanta homes have their HVAC systems in the attic — which means proper installation is critical. Heat, tight spaces, and gravity all work against you up there. This system includes a new Goodman air handler with a zone control system for multi-room temperature management. We replaced the full air handler setup in the attic, installed a media air cleaner for improved air quality, routed the condensate drain correctly, and wired the zone board for balanced comfort across the home.