What we did
The air handling system at this Harrodsburg home needed a new filter rack. As part of that work, we also raised the air handler so the drainage would function properly.
We sourced all the necessary parts and completed the installation. With the new filter rack in place and the air handler raised, the homeowner's system is set up to operate smoothly.
A filter rack gives the filter a proper home so air passes through it rather than around it. Without one, dust and debris can bypass the filter and build up on the coil and blower, which costs efficiency over time. Raising the air handler addresses a different concern. Drainage depends on gravity, and an air handler that sits too low can make that difficult, leading to standing water or overflow. In Kentucky summers, an air conditioner pulls a lot of moisture out of the air, so good drainage matters. Handling both items in one visit means the system has clean airflow and a dependable path for water to leave the unit. If your air handler has drainage trouble or no proper filter rack, we can take a look and recommend what it needs.
