PTAC replacement your board can approve

For most buildings with existing PTAC sleeves, a like-for-like replacement is a drop-in job that doesn't require an alteration agreement — though many buildings still ask for vendor paperwork. New through-wall openings are a different story and typically need board consent. We'll tell you which category your project falls into before anything is scheduled.

Certificate of insurance naming the building and managing agent as additional insured, proof of licensing, and manufacturer spec sheets for the exact models proposed — everything a board packet or vendor-approval process usually asks for.

We coordinate directly with your resident manager or super: service elevator reservations, building work hours, and a floor-by-floor schedule so residents know their exact date. A single unit takes about 45 minutes to an hour, so a line of apartments can be completed quickly with minimal disruption.

Usually, yes — most buildings standardize on a sleeve size, voltage, and exterior grille so the facade stays uniform. We match your existing spec, and with 4,000+ units in stock across four warehouses we can hold inventory for your building's standard so every future replacement is identical.

Yes — we offer maintenance plans for multi-unit buildings. Regular servicing extends unit life and reduces emergency calls. Individual owners can also book one-off service visits at any time.

Yes. Many buildings approve us as their standard vendor and let owners order individually as their units age out. The owner gets the building-standard unit and pricing; the board gets a uniform facade and a single accountable vendor.

We install and service water-source heat pumps that run on your building's hot and chilled water loops — common in larger residential buildings. If you're weighing standard PTACs against water-source units for a building-wide program, we'll walk the board through the trade-offs.