Clicky

Clark Heating and Cooling blog

Clark Heat and Cool is a Phoenix, Arizona based HVAC specialty service company and this blog is to help keep their client, and prospective clients, up to date with changes in the HVAC industry.

Ductwork Solutions for Flat-Roof Homes in Phoenix

When it comes to maintaining comfort in flat-roof homes in Phoenix, proper ductwork installation is crucial, especially given the strict regulations set by homeowners' associations (HOAs). We are often tasked with navigating these guidelines while still ensuring efficient airflow and temperature control.

One of the primary challenges with flat-roof homes is the visibility of ductwork. Many HOAs enforce strict rules about the aesthetics of exterior modifications, often prohibiting exposed ductwork. To comply, we have a few extra steps to take before starting a job.

First, we assess the home's design and roof layout to determine the best approach. In many cases, we will install ductwork within the roof's structural framework (the "pony" wall around the roof's upper edge), allowing for hidden airflow paths. We also install insulated ducts to minimize heat transfer, ensuring that air remains cool as it travels through the system.

When external modifications are necessary, we opt for low-profile, painted duct covers that blend seamlessly with the home's architecture. This not only meets HOA requirements but also enhances the property's curb appeal.

Additionally, before beginning any work, we sometimes must consult with the HOA to ensure compliance. This proactive communication helps avoid potential issues and fosters a cooperative relationship between homeowners and their associations.

By prioritizing aesthetics and functionality, we successfully deliver effective ductwork solutions for flat-roof homes in Phoenix, ensuring residents stay comfortable while adhering to community standards. Whether you're retrofitting an existing system or installing a new one, working with professionals like us who understand the nuances of HOA regulations is essential.

×
Stay Informed

When you subscribe to the blog, we will send you an e-mail when there are new updates on the site so you wouldn't miss them.

Making Comfort Count: HVAC Work in Tenant Build-Ou...
Reducting your AC unit
I purchased four new AC's from Clark Heat and Cooling for four of my Townhomes recently. I had a disagreement with Michelle on the phone and since...
Ann Crain
Last week my family and I had a rough few days as our air conditioning unit went out. With no thought we called our regular company to diagnose the...
Anderson Family
Wonderful company to deal with. Sam was my Tech and he was great. It's so nice to find people that run a business like I do. I have an HVAC...
Randy Starace
We have been working with Clark Heating & Cooling for years. Each experience has been very good. This most recent job was no exception. They...
Phil Klein