Single Piece Equipment

Upgrade your comfort with Single Piece Equipment-from condensers to furnaces and heat pumps-built for dependable, space-saving performance.

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Single Piece Equipment

Find the right fit for your home, rental, or light commercial space. This category includes Condensers (Outdoor Unit), Air Handlers with Electric Heat Strip, Furnaces (Natural Gas & LP), Furnaces (Electric Only), Cased Coils, Refrigeration, Water Heaters, and Dehumidifiers & Humidifiers. It’s ideal for replacing a single component or adding capacity, whether you’re a DIY-capable homeowner or a licensed contractor managing multiple properties.

Match performance to your climate and budget with SEER2 options at 16.2, 17.2, 18, 18.5, and 19. Cooling capacities span 2-5 tons, with select furnaces available up to about 100,000 BTU. Choose refrigerants that meet your local code and preference-R-32 or R-410A. Air handlers offer multi-position flexibility (upflow/horizontal), and system types include Cool Only with Electric Heat, Heat Pump, and Gas. Gas furnace choices include AFUE 80 models for value-focused installs where allowed.

Professional installation is required for refrigerant and gas work; select electric air handlers and accessories may be DIY-friendly where permitted. Verify cabinet width, supply/return orientation, voltage, and line set requirements before purchase. Expect budget-friendly pricing across the lineup-typically from $1,695 to $7,501-balancing upfront cost with premium efficiency to lower operating expense.

Top Brands for Single Piece Equipment

Shop trusted performance from Goodman, Gree, Rheem, and Bosch. These brands offer reliable condensers, heat pumps, furnaces, and air handlers with strong parts support and widely available accessories.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What SEER2 options are available and which is right for my climate?

    We carry SEER2 16.2-19. Warmer climates benefit from higher SEER2 (18-19) to reduce energy costs, while moderate climates often choose 16.2-17.2 for best value.

  • How do I choose between Cool Only with Electric Heat, Heat Pump, or Gas furnace?

    Use Cool Only for warm regions or with electric strip heat, Heat Pump for efficient year-round comfort, and Gas where natural gas/LP is available and preferred.

  • Which refrigerant types are supported and are there code implications?

    Units are offered in R-32 and R-410A. Local codes and utility incentives may favor one; check regional approvals and installer guidance before selecting.

  • What tonnage sizes are available and how do I size my system?

    Most systems range from 2-5 tons. A Manual J load calculation by a professional ensures correct sizing for comfort, efficiency, and equipment longevity.

  • Are the air handlers multi-position and will they fit my cabinet width?

    Yes-many are multi-position (upflow/horizontal). Confirm cabinet width, depth, and coil orientation in the spec sheet against your available space.

  • What does AFUE 80 mean for gas furnaces and is it allowed in my region?

    AFUE 80 indicates 80% efficiency. Some regions restrict lower AFUE models, so verify local codes and utility requirements before purchase.

  • Do condensers and air handlers require professional installation?

    Refrigerant and gas work require licensed installers. Some electric air handlers or accessories may be DIY-friendly where code permits.

  • Which brands are in stock and how do they compare?

    Goodman, Gree, Rheem, and Bosch lead the lineup. Compare by SEER2, tonnage, refrigerant, warranty, and airflow configuration to match your priorities.

  • Can these units serve light commercial spaces?

    Yes-many models support small offices and retail areas. Verify capacity, voltage, and airflow to meet the application’s duty cycle and ventilation needs.

  • What price range should I expect and what is typically included?

    Expect about $1,695-$7,501 depending on type and efficiency. Items include the equipment only; accessories, line sets, and installation are additional.

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