AC replacement and raised condensers in Broadmoor

Broadmoor's early 20th century homes sit in a bowl that collects water, and the neighborhood's recovery after Katrina was led by its own residents. Many homes were raised, gutted and fitted with new systems in the years that followed.

Those post-recovery systems are now well into their second decade, and replacement calls are common. When a home has been raised, the ductwork often runs under the floor and the condenser sits on a stand or platform, and both need checking during any replacement.

Heavy summer rain can still flood streets here. A condenser set on a sturdy stand above the street level and a careful check after high water protect the new equipment.

Broadmoor is a short run from Mid-City across Washington Avenue and Napoleon Avenue, and we pair it with calls in nearby neighborhoods.

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