Packaged Systems

Through-the-wall air conditioners, or mini PTACs, provide permanent, room-by-room comfort without ductwork or an outdoor condenser. Learn how they work, where to install them, how they compare to window units and mini splits, and how to choose the right BTU size and features for your space.

Upgrading a rooftop HVAC system doesn’t have to mean expensive roof modifications. A custom curb adapter provides a seamless solution by allowing new HVAC units to fit directly onto existing curbs. Designed to align airflow, support the unit, and speed up installation, curb adapters save time, reduce costs, and boost energy efficiency. At HVACDirect.com, we make it simple—just share your unit details, approve the drawings, and get a custom-built adapter ready to install.

When installing a new package unit—whether it’s a gas pack, heat pump, or straight AC system—the equipment is only part of the equation. The right accessories ensure a safe, code-compliant installation and help your system perform at its best. From electrical whips and disconnect switches to smart thermostats, thermostat wire, electric heat kits, and square-to-round adapters, these add-ons make setup smoother and extend system life.

RunTru by Trane is a value-oriented brand of HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) systems that combines reliable performance and cost-effectiveness. Designed to meet essential heating and cooling needs, this line of products provides the dependability customers expect from Trane without the higher price tag often associated with advanced features. By focusing on simplicity and efficiency, RunTru by Trane appeals to homeowners and businesses seeking comfort solutions that balance quality and affordability.

Get your HVAC system ready for winter with our essential tips. Ensure your home stays cozy by understanding how different HVAC systems, such as mini splits, provide efficient heating. Don't let the cold catch you off guard—start your preparations now.

Packaged systems, sometimes referred to as rooftop systems or packaged units, are similar to a traditional furnace and air conditioner system, only both units are packaged into one. In this video we will explain what a packaged system is and the pros and cons.

Goodman is a brand we here at HVACdirect.com know and love. You don't need a big name on your HVAC system to know it's reliable and efficient. Goodman offers high quality products at great prices that are built to last since 1982. We know an HVAC system is a large purchase for the average home owner, so we are sure to choose brands that will give you the best quality for your money. Goodman also offers packaged units, heat pumps, air conditioner coils, and more, and back their products with a 10 year warranty. Watch our video to learn more about Goodman furnaces and air conditioners and why we choose to carry their products on our website.

Learn how to buy your HVAC system online!

Simply take your shopping list of your system needs and use those specifications to filter down to the right HVAC system for your home. Start by going to the top navigation, selecting the type of equipment you are looking for.

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Buying your heating and cooling system online saves you money – and you don’t have to be an HVAC expert to do it! We’ll walk you through how to determine what to shop for to replace your home HVAC system.

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In this video, we will explain the different features of a Packaged or Rooftop HVAC system and why you might need one, all available at HVACDirect.com.

When searching for a new heating or cooling system, there are many different types of equipment for home and business owners to select. One economic choice which is well-suited for most residential and commercial applications is a packaged unit.

Winter weather causes problems across the country, from poor road conditions, slips and falls, and even HVAC system damage! Many homeowners think their furnaces are safe because they’re not exposed to the elements, and their air conditioners are protected because they’re not in use. Here’s how winter weather can hurt your HVAC systems.