Casey Liss

Get me a simple unit.

So we have a Deakin or Deakin.

I don't know how the brand's pronounced.

We have a Deakin system that's just like the most cheap, simple thing because everything out there is cheap, simple Deakin systems.

And when they break, everyone out there knows how to service them and they're easily serviced and replaced.

They're very popular for split unit systems.

They're not that common for central systems yet.

This is a central system.

D-A-I-K-I-N.

As far as I can tell, they seem to have a really good sales network because every HVAC tech out here wears Daikin shirts.

They have a Daikin sticker on their car.

They have the best parties.

They're obviously doing a lot of sales outreach, but their stuff is everywhere.

Everyone knows how to service it.

It's simple.

It doesn't seem like it's super high quality, but it's also not that expensive.

And at the beach, that's kind of what you want because it's such a harsh environment.

Nothing out there lasts very long.

Right.

So if you're only going to get five to ten years out of something like this, it's best to have it be reasonably serviceable and replaceable.