Derek Cole compares split and package HVAC systems. Packages are easier to install and service without ceiling penetration, but split systems work fine when space allows. In places like Scullion County and Fayetteville, low attic clearance often forces the package choice.
But it's not the best interest of the customer. It's really not. I mean, as the operator, owner, operator of a business, would I like to do package units all day long? Absolutely. The crews will be happy with it. There's not many problems with the package units. You don't have ceiling problems with a package unit. You don't step through a ceiling when you install a package unit outside. Okay, it doesn't happen, but it goes back to what's best for the customer. If the customer wants a split, it's fine with the split. It's going to stay there for a while. There's no reason not to do a split unless you have a limit in the room you have under the house or in the attic to get that split. In some houses here in Scullion county and in Fayetteville, I mean, they're so low you have to go with the package. I mean, you can barely get duck under there.
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