New construction ductwork & air handler

New Construction · Ductwork · Greater Philadelphia

HVAC ductwork rough-in through metal stud framing at a new construction project
Duct rough-in through the metal stud framing
Insulated duct trunk line installed at a new construction project
Insulated trunk line, sealed and strapped
Air handler and ductwork installed at a new construction project by Lumen Heating and Cooling
The air handler set and connected
Walk the rough-in with us — one continuous take

The project

A full HVAC rough-in at a new construction build: trunk and branch ductwork run through metal stud framing, insulated and sealed before the walls closed up, with the air handler set and connected.

What we did

Our crew fabricated and hung the duct trunk, ran branch ducts to every room, insulated and sealed the system, and set the air handler — all coordinated with the other trades so drywall could move in right behind us. The video above is a single continuous walkthrough of the rough-in, shot by our crew.

Questions builders ask about jobs like this

When should HVAC rough-in happen in a new build?
After framing and roof dry-in, before insulation and drywall — that's when duct runs, line sets and vents can be placed cleanly. We coordinate directly with your GC's schedule.

Do you coordinate with the builder?
Yes — we work from the plans, attend inspections and return for equipment set and startup.

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