Mark the unit footprint.
Check the actual model against the intended wall and furnishings.
HVAC · Discovery Bay, Washington
HVAC in Discovery Bay can include a wall-mounted ductless indoor unit. Ask the installer to show how its filter and service covers open at the proposed mounting position.
A unit that fits above a cabinet may still be awkward to maintain. Review the actual equipment and room furnishings while the installer can still adjust the layout.

Heating and cooling
Have the provider mark the unit on the wall and explain its manufacturer clearances, service-panel movement and routine filter care. Include nearby shelving, curtains and tall furniture in the discussion. Ask who will perform tasks beyond normal household care and how a technician reaches the unit without moving permanent construction. Record the agreed position before piping and wiring are fixed. At handover, request the actual model’s care instructions and a demonstration appropriate for the household.
Check the actual model against the intended wall and furnishings.
Ask how covers open and filters are accessed at that position.
Request a model-specific handover and qualified-service contact.
Before work begins
Identify the indoor mounting position, wall penetrations and connected outdoor installation in the project description. Ask the installer which mechanical and electrical records will be supplied for County review.
For outdoor work near mapped critical areas, raise the exact location with DCD. Indoor service convenience does not establish the suitability of the outdoor installation.
Have the installer check the exact model, clearances and service access.
Coordinate it with the equipment layout before mounting and connections are fixed.
The supplied model’s routine care and controls, with qualified service identified for other work.
Share wall photos, cabinet positions and access concerns so the provider can assess a maintainable indoor-unit location.