THE PROBLEM: A growing family in Philadelphia, PA relied on permanent window air conditioners to cool their home. With a baby on the way, they wanted a quieter, cleaner, more efficient and more permanent home cooling solution.
THE SOLUTION: A four-zone Mitsubishi Electric ductless mini-split system gave the family independent temperature control throughout the home while eliminating the need for multiple window AC units
THE PROBLEM: During the middle of the summer heat, an 18-year-old HVAC system stopped providing air conditioning in a Doylestown, PA home, leaving the homeowner without reliable cooling when it was needed most. The existing Carrier heating and cooling system had served the home well for nearly two decades, but with the air conditioner no longer keeping the house comfortable, it was time to determine whether another repair made sense or if replacing the aging HVAC system was the better long-term solution.
PROBLEM: When the existing central air-conditioning system in this Levittown, PA home stopped working, the homeowner needed a reliable replacement to restore summer comfort. But replacing the AC also presented an opportunity to reconsider another major part of the home's comfort system: its reliance on oil heat.
PROBLEM: Shortly after purchasing their new home, our customers air conditioning system failed during one of the hottest weeks of July. Restoring reliable cooling quickly became a top priority.
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PROBLEM: Eliza relied on window air conditioning units to stay comfortable during the summer months. However, they were inefficient, noisy, and unable to provide consistent, whole-home comfort.
SOLUTION: Having worked with ECI in the past, Eliza reached out to our owner, Ron, whom she had trusted on previous projects. Ron sent our project manager Matt to assess her home and finalize the heating and cooling system she had always wanted. Today, Eliza enjoys a quiet, energy-efficient system that keeps the areas she uses most at the perfect temperature—providing reliable, year-round comfort that her old window units never could.
