A packaged HVAC system combines major heating and cooling components in one outdoor cabinet rather than using separate indoor and outdoor equipment.

Common configurations include packaged heat pumps, gas/electric gas packs and packaged air-conditioning systems. Available configurations vary by manufacturer and application.

A packaged heat pump provides electric heating and cooling from a single outdoor cabinet using heat-pump technology.

A gas pack generally combines gas heating with electric air conditioning in one outdoor packaged unit.

Packaged systems can be a practical choice for homes designed for this equipment type, especially where indoor mechanical space is limited or an existing package unit is being replaced.

Yes. Packaged equipment is commonly used in light-commercial and other qualifying commercial applications, depending on building design and equipment requirements.

Many packaged systems support ground-level installation when installed on an approved pad or support and in accordance with manufacturer instructions and applicable codes.

Some packaged equipment is designed or approved for rooftop applications with appropriate curbs, structural support, duct connections, service access and code compliance.

Equipment should be selected using the heating and cooling requirements of the building, design conditions, airflow, ductwork and manufacturer application data rather than square footage alone.

Yes. Advanced Service Company LLC offers professional load-calculation services for qualifying residential and commercial projects.

Depending on equipment type, ratings may include SEER2, EER2, HSPF2 and AFUE. Compare the certified rating for the complete equipment model and application.

Refrigerant varies by model and manufacturer. Newer equipment may use lower-GWP A2L refrigerants such as R-32 or R-454B.

Often yes, but the replacement should be evaluated for capacity, ductwork, electrical or gas requirements, curb or pad configuration, clearances and other installation conditions.

Yes. Proper airflow and duct design are important for comfort, efficiency, humidity control and equipment performance.

Yes. Advanced Service Company LLC installs qualifying packaged HVAC systems for residential and commercial customers throughout North Alabama.

Yes. We diagnose and repair package units, packaged heat pumps, gas packs and other qualifying HVAC systems.

Yes. FREE estimates are available for qualifying new packaged HVAC systems and system replacements.

Financing options may be available to approved customers on qualifying HVAC installation projects.

Potential eligibility depends on the equipment, installation and current TVA EnergyRight and participating local power company requirements.

Call or text Advanced Service Company LLC at 256-432-7622 or request a FREE qualifying HVAC installation estimate.