HVAC by Home Type
The right HVAC approach depends a lot on what kind of home you have. Pick your home type below for the considerations, common systems, and questions specific to it.
Single Story Homes
Single-story homes are usually the most straightforward HVAC layout, but sizing and duct design still matter more than most homeowners expect.
View Single Story guideTwo Story Homes
Two-story homes almost always run warmer upstairs than down. Here's what actually causes it and what fixes it, beyond just cranking the thermostat.
View Two Story guideCondos & Townhomes
HVAC in a condo or townhome comes with a wrapper of questions a single-family home doesn't: whose responsibility is it, and what can you actually change?
View Condo/Townhome guideOlder Homes
Older homes often have ductwork and electrical that were never designed around a modern HVAC system. Here's what actually matters before a replacement.
View Older Home guideNew Construction Homes
A brand-new home usually comes with a builder-installed HVAC system already in place. Here's what's worth double-checking before you assume it's right.
View New Build guideADUs & Garage Conversions
Converting a garage or building an ADU means starting from zero on HVAC, and a ductless mini split is usually the most practical answer.
View ADU/Garage Conversion guideReady to get your comfort back on track?
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