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County hears two HVAC system options for courthouse; Carrier estimates six-month install
Summary
Carrier representatives outlined two HVAC options for the Smith County Courthouse — VRF and a water-source heat pump — each with multi-decade lifespans; Carrier representatives said installation would take about six months once started.
Representatives from Carrier—Kurt Hugo and Paul Thibault—presented two mechanical system options for the Smith County Courthouse: a variable refrigerant flow (VRF) system and a water-source heat pump system. The presenters described system lifespans as roughly 20–25 years for VRF and 20–30 years for the water-source heat pump, and discussed benefits and drawbacks of each system type.
Joe Glassman said either project would take about six months to complete once construction begins. Commission discussion centered on lifecycle, relative advantages and estimated cost; Glassman said he would finalize and deliver a quote for the EMS building. No procurement motions were taken at the June 16 meeting.
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