What We Do Different

We don’t just swap out boxes—we custom-fit systems to your home

We help you understand all your options (not just the most expensive one)

We back every install with clear warranties and our Comfort Guarantee

Choose the Right System for Your Home

Every home’s different—so we help you choose a system that matches your space, lifestyle, and long-term savings goals.

Standard Efficiency Systems

• Great for homeowners on a budget

• Meets energy code requirements

• Simple, reliable comfort

• Lower upfront cost, shorter payback

High-Efficiency Systems

• Save 20–30% on energy bills

• Quieter operation, better humidity control

• Smart thermostat compatible

• Qualifies for rebates or tax incentives

• Perfect for add-ons, garages, or homes without ductwork

• Energy-efficient zoning

• No major renovation needed

Ductless Mini-Split Systems

Ductwork Matters Too

Don’t Replace the Engine and Ignore the Pipes

Your ductwork plays a huge role in system performance. If it’s undersized, leaky, or unbalanced, even the best system can’t keep you comfortable.

Improve airflow & comfort

Lower energy use

Reduce strain on your new system

Get more value from your investment

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Avoid Sticker Shock—Know What to Expect

Not Sure What Type of System You Have? We’ve Got You.

Before you request a ballpark estimate, here’s a quick guide to help identify your current HVAC setup. If you’re still unsure—don’t worry. We’ll help you figure it out.

Heat Pump System

Cools in the summer, heats in the winter—all in one unit.

• Often paired with an air handler

• Outside unit runs in winter and summer

• Thermostat may show "Aux" or "Emergency Heat" in cold weather

📝 Tip: If your outside unit runs when it’s cold, you probably have a heat pump.

Straight A/C with Furnace

A traditional setup: cooling from the A/C unit, heating from a gas or electric furnace.

• Two separate components

• Outside unit only runs in summer

• Furnace (usually gas) handles winter heating

• Inside unit has vent piping running to an exterior location

• Gas bill increases during winter time

📝 Common in homes with gas appliances

Package Heat Pump (All-in-One)

One outdoor unit provides both heating and cooling.

• Usually located outside on a slab or roof

• No separate indoor furnace or air handler

• Used in both residential and light commercial

• outside fan will run in heat

• common in homes with crawlspaces

📝 Look for one large box outside with all components inside it.

Gas Pack

Cooling from the A/C side, heating from a gas burner—all in one outdoor unit.

• Like a package heat pump, but uses gas heat instead of electric

• Popular in certain older homes and mild climates

• outside fan will not run in heat

• common in homes with crawlspaces

📝 If you see a large outdoor unit with gas lines running to it with an exhaust port - most likely a gas pack

Mobile Home / Manufactured System

Specialized HVAC setups designed for manufactured housing.

• Often vertical units inside closets

• Smaller ductwork and footprint

• Usually labeled as “mobile home approved”

📝 If your home is a manufactured or mobile home, it likely requires specific rated equipment.

Ductless Mini-Split System

Efficient, quiet heating and cooling without ductwork.

• Indoor wall-mounted units connected to a small outdoor unit

• May have multiple indoor units for different rooms (“zones”)

• Remote-controlled and often Wi-Fi/smart compatible

📝 If you have a small, rectangular unit on the wall in each room (no vents in the ceiling or floor), it’s likely a ductless mini-split.