All-in-One Heating and Cooling, Serviced as One System
A packaged unit puts the heating and cooling components in a single outdoor cabinet rather than splitting them between an outdoor condenser and an indoor furnace or air handler. On Fort Worth homes and small commercial properties that cabinet usually sits on the roof or on a slab beside the building, which keeps indoor closet and attic space free. Breeze Air, Heat & Electrical repairs, maintains and replaces these systems across Fort Worth and the surrounding communities.
Servicing a packaged unit is a different job from servicing a split system, and the difference is mostly exposure. Every component, the compressor, the coils, the blower, the burners on a gas or dual-fuel model, and all of the electrical, lives outdoors and takes the full run of a North Texas year: months of triple-digit heat, dust and grass clippings, then a hard freeze. There is no indoor half of the system sheltered from any of that, which is why the inspection list on a packaged unit is longer than most homeowners expect.
What We Handle on a Packaged Unit
Across the three services below, this is the scope of work:
- Diagnosis of a system that stopped heating or cooling
Because both sides of the system share one cabinet, we check the cooling side, the heating side, and the controls that switch between them rather than assuming which half failed. - Component repair
We carry a wide range of parts and components so common packaged unit problems can be repaired quickly, and we tell you up front when something has to be ordered. - Full-system inspection
From the electrical connections through to the condenser and evaporator coils, checked for wear and for the problems that build up on outdoor equipment. - Cleaning, adjustment and safety checks
Cleaning the components that airflow depends on, adjusting for performance, and safety checks that identify risks such as gas leaks or electrical hazards. - Replacement and new installation
A property assessment to determine the right size and model, then installation of Armstrong Air packaged equipment, including gas and electric and dual-fuel configurations, followed by testing. - The electrical feeding the cabinet
The disconnect, the circuit, and the breaker. We hold the electrical license as well as the HVAC license, so a fault on that side does not need a second contractor.
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