PROBLEM: Having recently moved into this home with no air conditioning, the homeowners were looking for an affordable way to cool the second floor's two bedrooms/600 square feet with no ductwork.
SOLUTION: Our technicians installed a Mitsubishi air handler in the attic with short ducted runs to outlets in the bedrooms and bathrooms. And, as a bonus, the system provides supplemental heating.
PROBLEM: Our customer had an eight year oil boiler, and another company was recommending replacement. The homeowner called ECI for a second opinion to make sure they wouldn't be unnecessarily spending extra money.
SOLUTION: ECI contacted the company and we were able to replace the boiler under rebate warranty, as well as obtain an $850 rebate for the homeowner. We were able to do a complete replacement of the unit with a newer version rapidly and cost-effectively, saving them significant costs over recommendations from other companies.
PROBLEM: Robert’s 93-year-old historic home relied on a Unico high-velocity system that had kept it cool for over 20 years. When the system finally failed on a hot summer day, he needed an expert who understood older homes and unique HVAC solutions.
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Problem: Melissa’s 20-year-old air conditioning system failed during the hottest day in over a decade, leaving her home unbearably warm and unsafe.
Problem: Our homeowner in Doylestown's master bedroom was always uncomfortably freezing in the winter and sweltering in the summer due to a single, ineffective HVAC vent.
Problem: This 1840s home relied on a cast iron boiler for heat and noisy, inefficient window units for cooling — with no ductwork and no room-by-room control.
PROBLEM: This homeowner lacked central air conditioning, leaving most of his living space uncomfortable during hot summers. Additionally, his reliance on radiator heat made winter heating inefficient and costly.
SOLUTION: We installed a Mitsubishi split system heat pump with two indoor air handlers, providing zoned heating and cooling for enhanced comfort and energy efficiency.
PROBLEM: A Levittown homeowner was stuck with a decades-old oil boiler that caused uneven heating, loud noises, and high energy costs—offering no air conditioning and minimal comfort.
PROBLEM: A Levittown family was living without central air and relying solely on a pellet stove for heat, creating high costs, safety concerns, and year-round discomfort.
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PROBLEM: Our homeowner's three-season sunroom was unusable during extreme temperatures, making it an inefficient and uncomfortable space in both winter and summer. Relying on space heaters and opening doors to the main house provided minimal relief and increased energy waste.
