Can’t get an HVAC replacement Quote Over the Phone?

It depends… pricing is contingent on:

1. System Type (Gas, Electric, or Heat pump)

2. Brand of Equipment (Trane, Carrier, Bryant, Goodman, Lennox, etc)

3. The size of the unit needed (tons/Btuhs) – a heating and cooling load calculation should be performed and the tons needed verified.

4. The SEER Rating of the equipment (14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 20, & 21+) SEER is “how much energy” a unit consumes & annual cost of operation.

5. The type of compressor in the outdoor condensing unit
(single speed, 2-stage, variable speed, modulating or communicating)

6. The type of blower paired with the coil & condenser (PSC, (single speed) ECM (multi-speed options) or variable speed modulating, variable & communicating)

7. The thermostat type wanted (non-programmable, Programmable, Wifi, digital…)

8. Filter Type & location: Filter Grill or medial cabinet at the air handler? and filter size (1”, 2”, 4”, electric) and filter MERV 8, 11, 13, +

9. Options for Indoor Air Quality accessories like UV lights & Ionic Wave machines.

10. What’s the condition of the ductwork? Is the ductwork sealed? Is there duct leakage to account for?

11. What are the levels of Blown-in Insulation to reduce heat penetration and hold in the conditioned AC & Heating?

12. Are there areas of the house that are uncomfortable? Hot Spots or Over Cooled rooms? (Air Balancing Options)

13. Is one AC/Heating unit supporting a 2 story home? (Zoning Options)

14. Extended Labor policy options to pair with the manufacturers parts warranty

Once these questions have been answered during the site survey and initial consultation, a comfort advisor or product specialist can help guide you to the basic, better and best options for your home and budget.