When this is the right lane
- Replacing an older or failed system
- Adding central air to a home without it
- Switching to a heat pump
- Ductless for a room or an addition
- Upgrading a thermostat
Something broken but otherwise fine? Start with 01 Repair: a diagnosis tells you whether repair is sensible.
What we install
- Gas furnaces
- Forced-air heating through your ducts.
- Central air conditioners
- An outdoor unit paired with an indoor coil.
- Air-source heat pumps
- One system that heats and cools.
- Ductless mini-splits
- Wall units for rooms without ducts.
- Thermostats
- Matched to the system it controls.
Equipment options are part of your written estimate, so we don't list brands here.
The in-home assessment
Before we suggest anything, we look at the home the system has to serve.
What the assessment looks at
- Rooms with comfort problems
- Existing equipment and ductwork
- Electrical and gas connections
- Where an outdoor unit can go
- Thermostat compatibility
Sized for your home, not copied from the old unit. Insulation, windows and room use change over the years, so the size on the old label may not be the right size now.
Your written options and estimate
You get the options in writing so you can compare them at home. We don't publish prices because every home differs.
Your estimate covers
- Equipment options
- The scope of work
- Removal of the old equipment
- A schedule to confirm together
From request to walkthrough
- RequestChoose 02 Installation or replacement on the form.
- In-home assessmentWe look at the home, the equipment and your goals.
- Written options and estimateNothing goes ahead until you approve.
- Installation dayFloors and access paths protected, old equipment removed, new system installed.
- Startup check and walkthroughWe test the system, then show you the thermostat, the filter and the maintenance basics.