Package Unit Replacement

One unit.
Heat and cool.

Package HVAC units combine heating and cooling into a single outdoor cabinet, common on California homes without indoor space for a furnace. VORXS replaces and services package units across Orange County.

Whether your package unit is on the roof, in the side yard, or on a concrete pad, we handle the assessment, removal, installation, and start-up. Honest sizing, clean workmanship, and the same warranty coverage as any full system install.

Rooftop package unit install · Orange County home

What we can do

  • Heating and cooling combined in one outdoor cabinet
  • Rooftop, side-yard, and slab installations
  • Gas/electric and heat pump package options
  • Properly sized for your home
  • Daikin, Goodman, and AC Pro equipment options
  • 1-year VORXS labor workmanship warranty
  • Up to 10-year manufacturer parts warranty on qualifying equipment
  • Crane and crew handled when rooftop install is required
FAQs

Package Unit Replacement questions.

More questions? Call (657) 274-8597 or send us a message.

What is a package unit?
A package unit combines an air conditioner and heater into one outdoor cabinet — usually rooftop or side-yard. It's common in California homes that don't have indoor space for a separate furnace.
How do I know if I need a new package unit or just a repair?
If your unit is over 12-15 years old, struggling to cool or heat properly, or facing expensive repairs, replacement is often the smarter long-term answer. We compare both options honestly during the visit.
Can package units be heat pumps?
Yes — heat pump package units cool and heat from one outdoor cabinet, and qualify for available rebates when applicable. Great option for OC's mild climate.
Do you handle rooftop installs?
Yes — VORXS coordinates crane service when rooftop installations require it, and our crew handles the rest. Clean job site, full system commissioning, and a written warranty.
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Real people, clean work, and respect for every home — across Orange County.