I was delighted to learn about the existence of high-velocity heating and cooling systems.
- Not so long ago, a house without ductwork was very limited in temperature control options.
My husband and I were unwilling to take on the huge project of installing a duct system. We didn’t want to tear down walls and ceilings, deal with a gigantic mess or sacrifice the space. The expense would have been significant. Plus our home is older and retains some original features and historic charm. We were reluctant to give that up for the sake of centralized heating and cooling. For several years, we struggled with window air conditioners, box fans and electric space heaters. They looked ugly and couldn’t keep up with comfort. The house was always hot and sticky throughout the summer and unpleasantly chilly all winter long. Discovering high-velocity heating and cooling was such a relief. This type of system is designed especially for retrofitting into homes that aren’t equipped with ductwork. It features mini-ducts that aren’t only two-inches in diameter and flexible enough to route through the walls and ceilings without causing damage or disruption. They bend around plumbing pipes and electrical outlets and carry the heated or cooled air at a very high rate of speed. The actual heating/cooling component is compact enough to install into a closet. Operation raises or lowers room temperature quickly. The smaller, insulated ducts combined with short run times keep costs low. We are so happy to finally have a comfortable home. Every room is perfectly warm in the winter and wonderfully cool in the summer.
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