HVAC planning across a century of Grayslake growth
Grayslake incorporated in 1895 after the Wisconsin Central Railroad arrived a decade earlier, and its population has more than doubled since 1990 -- from 7,388 residents that year to 21,248 at the 2020 census. More than half of the village's current housing stock dates to after 1990, making newer equipment and duct systems the norm rather than the exception.
Old downtown, new subdivisions, different equipment ages
A home built during Grayslake's post-1990 growth surge is likely to have newer HVAC equipment and duct layout than one near the 1895 rail-era downtown, so an assessment should account for which era a property belongs to before assuming a standard system age. That gap is wider in Grayslake than in towns with a longer, steadier growth history.
HVAC project paths in Grayslake
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