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Here's what we were working with on this one. The home needed a complete upgrade from evaporative cooling to a modern refrigerated system. We installed a new Lennox gas furnace as the indoor air handler, handling the heating side of things with solid, efficient performance. Paired with that is a Lennox mini-split indoor unit mounted up high on the wall - a clean, low-profile setup that delivers cooling right where you need it without bulky ductwork running everywhere.
Up on the roof is where the outdoor work really comes together. Multiple condensers are mounted on solid steel roof brackets - properly elevated and secured. Each unit is neatly wired and plumbed, with refrigerant lines running clean and protected down through the roofline. Nothing sloppy, nothing cutting corners. Every connection matters when you're building a system meant to last.
The thermostat ties it all together. The new Lennox smart thermostat on the wall gives the homeowner a single point of control for the whole system - temperature, humidity reading, mode switching. That kind of control is a big deal when you're coming from a swamp cooler where you basically had one knob and a prayer. Now there's real precision, and the system responds accordingly.
A conversion like this isn't just a comfort upgrade - it's a whole-house reliability upgrade. Heating, cooling, and control all working as one integrated system. That's what we aim for every time we do one of these jobs.