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Don't jam up your Philadelphia rowhome with the boxed-in ductwork that comes with a traditional heating and cooling system. A ductless unit in the upstairs and one downstairs will eliminate hot and cold spots while dramatically lowering your energy costs.
From Fairmount Park to Society Hill, we've solved every heating and cooling problem in rowhomes, and we can fix yours too!
Duct-LESS is more
No Ductwork, No Problem
Often built before central heating and air conditioning were widely available, many older homes have no ductwork at all. To retrofit ductwork in an existing home requires taking away from space to make way for the ducts. Ceilings would be lowered or space would have to be carved out of the rooms. Unlike ducted systems, the footprint of a ductless system is very small.
Historic Architecture, Intact
For many homeowners, part of the appeal of an older home is the architectural charm of older structures. A ductless solution will modernize the home while keeping the architectural integrity intact. The National Park Service (NPS) and Secretary of the Interior Standards and Guidelines for Rehabilitating Historic Buildings have recognized ductless systems for their ability to help maintain this historic character.
Case Study: South Philly Row Home Finally Gets a Permanent AC Solution
Ted and Carrie recently purchased a beautiful 1915 rowhome in South Philly. The home had an old cast iron radiator heat system and window units for AC. The new homeowners wanted to avoid the noise and energy costs of running window units during our hot and humid Philly summers. They were looking for a more permanent solution that wouldn't compromise the limited space and historic architecture of the home. Learn more about how ECI helped these homeowners by installing Mitsubishi Electric Ductless in their home to transform its comfort and efficiency.
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