About Packaged HVAC Units

Packaged HVAC units are simple, all-in-one HVAC solutions that house most of the components you’ll need in just one cabinet. Unlike a split system, which has both an outdoor and an indoor unit, packaged HVAC systems offer flexible placement in regions where construction trends require a single cabinet system. Packaged units offer superior placement flexibility because they can be installed in a crawl space, outdoors at ground level, or on a roof for horizontal or down-flow HVAC systems. Packaged HVAC units also offer a variety of efficiency options, depending on your needs. Although most of the components are housed in a single cabinet, packaged units utilize the same components as split systems, and are available in the same configurations

Packaged air conditioning units are popular in parts of the country that tend to be warmer. Here in Chicago, our warm summers and cold winters require a different approach, and there are several options from which to choose. First is the packaged heat pump, which provides heating, air conditioning, and air-handling functions from one unit. An increasingly popular option in areas with extreme cold is the Packaged Dual Fuel unit, which cools and dehumidifies during the summer, and heats during the spring and fall functioning as a high-efficiency electric heat pump. But when winter comes and temperatures fall well below freezing, a Packaged Dual Fuel unit can provide gas heat for greater comfort.

Another kind of packaged HVAC unit is the Packaged Gas Electric unit, which functions as an all-electric high-efficiency air conditioner in warm weather, and a gas-fired heater in cold weather. Whatever you needs may be, the experts an North Town Mechanical Services will choose the perfect system for you. And because North Town specializes in the installation and repair of packaged HVAC units, you can expect a great product and great service every step of the way.

• Mission critical emergency response within 2-hours
• Longest warranty in the industry – 6 full months on most equipment
• Up and running within 24-hours
• Dedicated, assigned customer service team
• Failure prevention focus to drive down costs