What we did
A church in Paint Lick brought us in to install a new heat pump as part of improving the building's climate control. This building runs more than one system, so the job covered the new equipment as well as some attention to the existing units.
On the new 3-ton system, we made sure everything was properly calibrated, including switching the refrigerant to the correct specifications. After startup, we turned to the noise produced by two 4-ton units at the filter rack and addressed it. We also talked with the church about upgrading for better efficiency.
For a church, quiet operation matters, since noise at a filter rack can carry into the spaces where people gather. Correct calibration and refrigerant settings help a heat pump handle both Kentucky summers and winters without working harder than it should. With several units serving one building, getting each one set up properly keeps the whole system balanced. The conversation about efficiency upgrades gives the church something concrete to plan around rather than waiting until a unit forces the decision. Commercial jobs like this one are part of our work across Garrard, Madison, and the surrounding counties.
