UniColoradoCentral Air
Route Atlas

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See the route through the house.

Compare four ways to move cooling through a house, then see which openings, utilities and access questions belong in the proposal.

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Basement furnace + ductsIllustrated route · actual homes vary

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Metal fittings behind a room air register
UniColorado installation: duct fittings behind a room register.
  1. 01Outdoor unit
  2. 02Indoor coil + blower
  3. 03Existing ducts
  4. 04Rooms

Basement furnace + ducts

How will the existing ducts and returns be checked for cooling airflow?

The existing trunk and returns are a starting point, not proof of suitable airflow. Blower data, restrictions, leakage and room delivery still need review.

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Furnace, model label and the ducts connected above it

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Central Air Route Atlasby UniColorado Heating & Cooling

Basement furnace + ducts route brief

  1. How will the existing ducts and returns be checked for cooling airflow?Photograph: Furnace, model label and the ducts connected above it
  2. Which sheet-metal transitions or room-air corrections are included?Photograph: Furnace area, nearby ceilings and every room with an airflow concern
  3. Where will the drain, refrigerant lines and new circuit run?Photograph: Possible path from the indoor coil to the outdoor location and electrical panel
  4. Will the filter, coil and service panels remain reachable?Photograph: A wide view from the equipment-room doorway

Confirm responsibility for openings, finish repair, electrical work, drainage and service access in the written proposal.

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