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could also install a bracket on the wall and set it on a bracket.

How extensive is the yard work? Let me Guess…. you want to remove the old pavers that have that "old town" look that other folks would kill for, right?

Can you do the yard work up to the location of the condensing unit then move it about 3 feet without disturbing the line-set, then placing it back in the same location when the yard work is completed?

If it is going to be concrete work BE SURE TO COVER THE UNIT WITH A TARP OR CONSTRUCTION PLASTIC. Wrap it up like a Christmas present so the concrete does not splash on the fins. You will never get that stuff off once it dries up and sets.

Was the system drained.? Did they run the pumps dry? Does the chiller run in the winter? Does the system have glycol?

Can you explain a little better.

Use some periods and form sentences.

It's a crap shoot moving an old unit like that. Even using best practices with evacuation, etc some units just don't last long after. I've had some work just fine while others had sort lives after. I always quote the removal and the replacement price to give the customer all the information. Another gotcha this yeah is new equipment with 454B. Make sure the contractor has 454B on hand to adjust the charge as needed if you go for a replacement. There's somewhat of a shortage on that right now. I've been waiting over a month for it come back in stock