A homeowner in Murrieta, CA was dealing with an aging roof-mounted HVAC system that was no longer the ideal solution for the home. In addition to declining performance and efficiency, the existing installation presented structural concerns because the roof was not designed to properly support the equipment. The homeowner wanted a long-term solution that would improve comfort, increase efficiency, and eliminate the challenges associated with the roof-mounted system.
Problems With the Existing Roof-Mounted Unit
The existing heating and cooling equipment was mounted on the roof and had become increasingly problematic over time. Roof-mounted systems can be difficult to service, create additional structural considerations, and may not always be the best fit for a home's design. In this case, the homeowner wanted a more efficient and practical solution that would provide reliable comfort without relying on rooftop equipment.









