A/C Issues Solved for Two-Story Barndominium in Oak Cliff
This two-story barndominium in Oak Cliff, Texas was always too warm on the second floor and too cold on the first floor. The open-design with underpowered, noisy window units caused a real heating and cooling challenge year-round
The Problem:
The Solution:
Solving the temperature discrepancy between the first and second Floor
Install a new 5-zone High-Performance Mitsubishi Heating and Cooling System
The Problem:
Solving the temperature discrepancy between the first and second Floor
The Solution:
Install a new 5-zone High-Performance Mitsubishi Heating and Cooling System
The Design
We chose to place five independently controlled units in each of the occupied spaces in the home. This design allows each system to tailor the comfort to the homeowners needs.
The Installation
Five new indoor units were installed throughout the barndominium. Small, unobtrusive 2 and ½ inch penetrations were made in the exterior walls to allow the thin refrigerant lines to pass through to an inconspicuous, outdoor line set cover which completely covers and seals the penetrations. The lines passed vertically, straight down to two separate compact Mitsubishi outdoor units which were mounted on a heavy duty concrete pads, on-grade, on the North side.
The Benefits
Barndominiums can present challenges for conventional heating and cooling systems due to the use of closed-cell foam insulation and a sealed envelope. The Mitsubishi ductless air conditioning system is a versatile and highly efficient solution for a barndominium.
This system will keep the family home cool and comfortable all summer long and warm in the winter with the lowest energy bills possible. Additionally, the ductless units are incredibly quiet, both indoors and outdoors. Call us for more details!
