This type of system is designed particularally to retrofit into older homes.
A couple of years ago, my hubby plus I bought a historical home in Springfield, MO, but my good friend and I fell in cherish with the hardwood floors, moldings plus staircase. My good friend and I couldn’t resist the charm of the wide front porch, intricate millwork plus many stained glass windows. My good friend and I never considered how hard the undoubtedly large, undoubtedly seasoned home would be to heat plus cool, however in Springfield, temperature control is especially important; The winters are long, chilly chilly plus windy. The summers bring uneven temperatures in the upper eighties plus excessive humidity. In-between, my friend and I deal with damp, chilly conditions. My good friend and I switch between heating plus cooling with undoubtedly little cut in-between, once my friend and I moved in, my hubby plus I realized that the former owners were getting by with a combination of portable electric heaters, box fans plus window air conditioners. Our home was uncomfortably chilly for half the year plus boiling plus sticky the other half. I was not cheerful with the look of all those various heating plus cooling components. I wanted something centralized… However, my hubby plus I were unwilling to tear down walls plus ceilings plus sacrifice space plus architectural integrity for the sake of ductwork. My good friend and I consulted with a local Springfield Heating, Ventilation, plus A/C professional, who recommended a high velocity system. This type of system is designed particularally to retrofit into older homes. It features mini-ducts that are only two-inches in diameter plus stretchy enough to snake through existing walls. They are able to be worked around studs, plumbing plus electrical boxes without causing harm. The high-velocity heating plus cooling system provides conditioned air at a high rate of speed to hastily raise or lower room temperature.