Residential

Shop scratch & dent residential HVAC equipment for home heating and cooling projects at Public HVAC Solutions. You'll find furnaces, AC condensers, evaporator coils, air handlers and other residential equipment, with scratch & dent, closeout and new units available depending on inventory. Models vary by capacity, efficiency, refrigerant, configuration and condition, so be sure to review the individual product details before ordering.

Residential Heating and Cooling Equipment

Residential HVAC systems are made up of several components that work together to heat, cool and move air through the home. Depending on the setup, that may include a gas furnace, outdoor AC condenser or heat pump, evaporator coil, air handler and controls.

This page is a good place to start if you're looking for discounted residential HVAC equipment but haven't narrowed the search to one specific component yet. Inventory can include equipment with cosmetic damage, closeout models and new units.

For replacement projects, don't choose equipment based on tonnage or BTU rating alone. Refrigerant, cabinet size, airflow, electrical requirements and system compatibility can all affect whether a unit will work with the rest of the system.

Furnaces, AC Condensers, Coils and Air Handlers

Each type of equipment in this category serves a different purpose.

Gas furnaces provide heat and use a blower to move conditioned air through the ductwork. Models can vary by BTU input, efficiency, blower setup, staging and installation position.

AC condensers are the outdoor portion of a split air-conditioning system and need to work with the indoor coil and other system components. Evaporator coils handle the indoor heat-transfer side of the cooling system, while air handlers combine the blower and indoor coil functions used in many electric and heat-pump systems.

Public HVAC Solutions carries equipment from several manufacturers as inventory becomes available. Always check the model number and product specifications before assuming one unit can replace another, even when the listed capacity looks the same.

What to Check Before Buying Residential HVAC Equipment

Before ordering replacement equipment, make sure the unit fits the existing system and the needs of the home.

• Equipment type: Confirm whether you need a furnace, condenser, evaporator coil, air handler, heat pump or another component.
• Capacity: Make sure the heating or cooling capacity is appropriate for the application.
• System match: Indoor and outdoor components need to be compatible with each other.
• Refrigerant: Check which refrigerant the equipment is designed to use.
• Efficiency: Compare the applicable efficiency ratings for the equipment and matched system.
• Electrical and fuel requirements: Verify voltage, electrical service and fuel type where applicable.
• Physical fit: Cabinet dimensions, coil width, airflow direction and installation position can affect whether the equipment will fit the existing setup.

If you're replacing one part of an existing system, it's a good idea to have an HVAC professional confirm compatibility before ordering.

Finding the Right Residential HVAC Equipment

Some projects only require one failed component to be replaced. Others make more sense as a larger system replacement, especially when the existing equipment is older or the indoor and outdoor components are no longer a good match.

Condition also varies within this category. A scratch & dent unit may have cosmetic damage, while a closeout product may simply be older inventory. New equipment may also appear alongside those products. Check each listing for the exact condition, specifications and model information.

If you already know which component you need, you can narrow the search by browsing residential gas furnaces, AC condensers, coils or air handlers. For equipment outside the Scratch & Dent inventory, the Residential HVAC Systems category includes additional options.

Scratch & Dent Residential HVAC Equipment Shipped Nationwide

Public HVAC Solutions ships HVAC equipment throughout the United States and Canada. Larger equipment may ship by freight, and shipping requirements vary by the size of the order and destination.

Scratch & dent and closeout inventory can change quickly as individual units are sold. Check each product page for current specifications, pricing and availability before ordering. For freight orders, review the Shipping & Payment Info page for receiving and inspection instructions.

Scratch & Dent Residential HVAC Equipment FAQs

Can I replace just one part of my HVAC system?

In many cases, yes. A furnace, coil, condenser or air handler can sometimes be replaced without replacing the entire system. The new component still needs to work with the equipment that remains in place. Refrigerant, capacity, airflow, controls and electrical requirements can all affect compatibility. Matching the tonnage alone does not mean two components will work together, so confirm the equipment combination before ordering.

How do I know what size residential HVAC equipment I need?

HVAC equipment should be sized for the actual heating and cooling needs of the home. Square footage is only one factor. Insulation, windows, air leakage, climate and other conditions also affect the amount of heating or cooling required. For replacement projects, don't automatically assume the existing equipment size is still the best choice, especially if the home has been remodeled or upgraded since the system was installed.

Does scratch & dent mean every product has damage?

No. This category can include scratch & dent, closeout and new equipment. Scratch & dent units may have cosmetic damage, while closeout products may be discounted for other reasons. The condition can vary by item, so read the individual listing before purchasing. You should also check the model number, refrigerant, configuration and other specifications rather than assuming similar-looking products are interchangeable.