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New Goodman Heat Pump Installation in Casa Grande Case Study

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Heat Pump Installation

Project Overview

When we arrived at this Casa Grande property, the existing rooftop HVAC package unit had reached the point where replacement was the best long-term solution. After evaluating the system, we removed and disposed of the old unit before preparing the roof for the installation of a new Goodman 3.5 Ton 13.4 SEER2 Heat Pump Package Unit (Model GPHM34231) using R-32 refrigerant.

Because the equipment was installed on the roof, the replacement required careful coordination. Once the old unit was removed, the new package unit was safely lifted into position with a crane and secured before we completed the electrical, refrigerant, and duct connections. After everything was connected, we started the system, verified its operation, and checked that it was heating and cooling as intended before completing the installation.

The project included all labor and materials needed for the replacement, giving the customer a new rooftop HVAC system backed by a 10-year parts warranty, 2-year labor warranty, and a 1-year Energy Savings Agreement.

Equipment & Tools Used

The Tools We Used For a Smooth HVAC Installation Process

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Goodman 3.5 Ton 13.4 SEER2 Heat Pump Package Unit (Model GPHM34231) –

The new all-in-one rooftop heat pump package unit installed as part of this project. It provides both heating and cooling from a single cabinet, making it well suited for residential and light commercial applications.

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R-32 Refrigerant –

This system uses R-32 refrigerant, which is designed to provide efficient performance while replacing older refrigerants used in previous generations of HVAC equipment.

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Crane –

Used to safely remove the existing rooftop package unit and lift the new Goodman unit into place. A crane allows heavy rooftop equipment to be positioned accurately while reducing unnecessary handling during installation.

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HVAC Gauges –

Used during startup and commissioning to measure refrigerant pressures and verify the system was operating within the manufacturer’s specifications before the installation was completed.

Our Professionals

Meet the Installation Team

This installation was completed by Chris Eaton and Jacob Scott. Together, they handled the removal of the existing rooftop system, coordinated the crane lift, installed the new Goodman package unit, completed the system connections, and performed startup testing before the project was finished.

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Our Process

Lifting and Positioning the New Rooftop Unit

Replacing a rooftop package unit requires more than simply swapping equipment. We coordinated the delivery and crane lift so the new Goodman unit could be safely positioned on the roof without unnecessary handling or risk of damage. Once the unit was set in place, we aligned it with the existing curb, secured it, and completed the necessary mechanical and electrical connections before moving on to system testing.

Using a crane allows rooftop equipment to be placed accurately while reducing the amount of manual handling required during installation. Proper placement is one of the first steps toward ensuring the system operates as designed.

The Results of Our Heat Pump Replacement Service in Casa Grande

  • Removed and disposed of the existing rooftop HVAC unit to prepare the property for the new installation.
  • Installed a new Goodman 3.5 Ton 13.4 SEER2 Heat Pump Package Unit (Model GPHM34231) using R-32 refrigerant.
  • Safely positioned the new rooftop unit with a crane, allowing for accurate placement and secure installation.
  • Completed system startup and testing using HVAC gauges to verify proper refrigerant pressures and overall system operation.
  • Restored reliable heating and cooling with a new rooftop package unit designed to provide year-round comfort.
  • Included manufacturer-backed warranty coverage, featuring a 10-year parts warranty, 2-year labor warranty, and a 1-year Energy Savings Agreement.
Heat Pump Before After

Completed April 2, 2026

Goodman Heat Pump Installation

HVAC Design & Installation

Final Investment $11,300

System Installed

  • Goodman 3.5 Ton 13.4 SEER2 Heat Pump Package Unit
  • R-32 Refrigerant
  • Complete installation
  • All labor included
  • All materials included
  • Startup & testing
  • Model: GPHM34231

Warranty

  • 10-Year Parts
  • 2-Year Labor
  • 1-Year Energy Savings Agreement

Included Benefits

  • Semi-Annual Heating Tune-Up
  • Semi-Annual Cooling Tune-Up
  • 15% Off Repairs
  • Priority Scheduling
  • 24-Hour Emergency Response
  • No Trip Charges
  • No Overtime Fees

Investment Summary

Installation Value $13,300
Energy Savings Agreement – $200
Sizzling Summer Savings – $2,000
Total Investment $11,300

Deposit Collected $5,150
Final Payment $6,150
Balance Due $0
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