The on-site check
A technician reviews the copper-line size, electrical needs, return and supply ductwork, equipment location, and how the home is currently performing.
There is no honest one-price answer over the phone. The estimate is free because the right recommendation starts with the house, the ductwork, and the equipment already in place.
A technician reviews the copper-line size, electrical needs, return and supply ductwork, equipment location, and how the home is currently performing.
The recommendation may include single-stage, multi-speed, variable-speed, heat-pump, or ductless mini-split equipment. New construction and homes without central heating and air are welcome.
The estimate can include new returns and supplies, REME HALO whole-home purification, UV lights, or surge protection when those additions solve a real need.
New systems include a 10-year parts-and-labor warranty. Coverage, registration, and applicable terms are documented with the proposal.
The office can discuss the process, but the company does not present a phone guess as an accurate estimate. The on-site estimate is free.
Yes. That estimate includes planning the equipment and the return and supply ductwork needed for the home.
Yes. Ductless mini splits are available for a single room or multiple zones, depending on the property.