TOWNHOUSE & CONDO HVAC SPECIALISTS

Comfortable Units. Quiet Walls. Done Right the First Time.

We thread ductwork through tight chases and drop mini-splits into high-rise mechanical closets — the jobs most techs won't even bid. Fixed-price proposals. No surprises.

LICENSED · CERTIFIED · MULTI-UNIT SPECIALISTS SINCE 2012

Licensed & InsuredAll 50 states
NATE CertifiedMaster technicians
EPA 608 CertifiedUniversal certification
HOA Permit ExpertsMulti-unit specialists
4.9 / 5 Rating340+ verified reviews
12+ YearsMulti-unit HVAC only

THE PROCESS

Your Project Plan, Step by Step

Click any phase to see the real photo, plain-language explanation, and typical timeline. No vague promises.

HVAC technician with clipboard measuring a mechanical room in a multi-unit building
Phase 01

We photograph every lineset path, measure BTU demand room by room, and flag any structural or code issues before a single dollar changes hands. You receive a marked-up floor plan and a written load calculation report within 48 hours.

Typical duration: 1–2 hours on-site
Detailed HVAC proposal document with itemized costs on a desk
Phase 02

Every proposal names the exact Mitsubishi, Daikin, or Carrier model being installed, lists material quantities, and breaks out the permit fee line by line. If the scope changes at your request, you approve a written change order before work resumes.

Typical duration: 24–48 hours after survey
Building permit documents and HOA coordination paperwork on a clean desk
Phase 03

Our permit coordinator has filed over 600 multi-unit HVAC permits. We know which jurisdictions require stamped engineering and which HOA boards want noise attenuation specs. We handle it and send you confirmation when approvals land.

Typical duration: 5–15 business days
HVAC technician installing mini-split unit in a high-rise mechanical closet
Phase 04

We stage equipment in your loading dock or parking area the morning before, so install day starts at 8 AM with everything on-site. Copper linesets are brazed, not flared. Condensate lines pitch to drain. Every penetration is fire-stopped and sealed before the crew leaves.

Typical duration: 1–3 days per unit
Technician demonstrating thermostat controls to a condo owner during final walkthrough
Phase 05

You're present for the walkthrough. We show you the thermostat controls, explain the filter schedule, and confirm the noise level at the nearest bedroom wall. You receive digital copies of the permit, commissioning report, and equipment warranty registration.

Typical duration: 2–3 hours
Get Your Free Site Survey

No commitment. We survey, you decide.

NO AFFILIATE GIMMICKS

Equipment We Install & Why We Recommend It

We install Mitsubishi, Daikin, and Carrier. Here's the honest side-by-side — no upsell, no kickbacks.

SPEC
MitsubishiRECOMMENDED
DaikinCarrier
Model LineMSZ-GL / MSZ-FSFTXS / AuroraInfinity / Performance
SEER2 RatingUp to 26.1Up to 23.0Up to 22.0
Noise Level (indoor)19–27 dB(A)22–32 dB(A)24–35 dB(A)
Cold Climate Heating-13°F rated-13°F rated5°F rated
Warranty (parts)12 years (registered)12 years (registered)10 years (registered)
Multi-Zone CapabilityUp to 8 zonesUp to 8 zonesUp to 5 zones
Smart Controlskumo cloud / WiFiDaikin One+ / WiFiCôr Thermostat
Best ForNoise-sensitive condosMixed residentialBudget-conscious builds

* Ratings reflect current manufacturer specs as of Q1 2026. We install all three brands and recommend based on your building's specific noise, climate, and zoning requirements.

VERIFIED REVIEWS · MULTI-UNIT JOBS ONLY

What Condo Boards & Property Managers Say

4.9 average · 340+ reviews
Compressor Replacement + Lineset Re-route
We had noise complaints from three units about the old compressor rattling through the walls. Airflow re-routed the linesets, installed a Mitsubishi hyper-heat system, and the complaints stopped the same week. Board meeting was the easiest I've run in years.

Margaret Okonkwo

Condo Board President · The Harrington, 48-unit mid-rise

22-Unit Re-duct, Phased Installation
I manage 22 townhouse units and needed all of them re-ducted over a summer without displacing a single tenant. Airflow phased the work by building wing, kept every unit habitable, and came in on the fixed price. Not one tenant complaint.

Derek Vasquez

Property Manager · Millbrook Commons Townhomes

Furnace Replacement, Tight-Clearance Install
That 1991 furnace was wedged under the stairs in a 3-foot clearance. Every other contractor told me I'd need structural work. Airflow's tech measured it, proposed a slim-duct mini-split, and finished in two days. The mechanical room is actually usable now.

Priya Nair

Townhouse Owner · Private residence, 3-story townhouse

Mini-Split Install, HOA Coordination
The HOA approval process alone would have taken me months. Airflow's permit coordinator handled the stamped drawings, the noise attenuation spec sheet, and three rounds of board revisions. I signed off on the final approval in six weeks.

Thomas Ecklund

Co-op Shareholder · Park Slope Co-op, Brooklyn

FREE · NO COMMITMENT

Get Your Free Site Survey

A senior Airflow tech walks your building, runs the load calculation, and hands you a written report — before you decide anything. Most surveys complete within 48 hours of scheduling.

Full mechanical room inspection
Manual J load calculation report
Fixed-price proposal within 48 hours
No pressure, no obligation

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