Ducting an Old House | This Old House

Two hundred years after the Ipswich house project was built, the first air conditioning system was installed in a Los Angeles theatre. Now our homeowners want to introduce air conditioning to their house. That’s a challenge for Richard Trethewey and James Bouchard’s crew.

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Where to find it?
Duct system manufacturer: The Unico System [https://www.unicosystem.com/]
HVAC contractor: Back Bay Mechanical Heating & Air Conditioning [http://www.backbaymechanical.com/]

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