New heating system—sized right, installed right, priced upfront. No surprises on install day.


If you're dumping money into repairs every winter, or your system's old enough to vote, it might be time to stop patching and start fresh.
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We look at your house, your ducts, your current setup. Then we tell you what actually makes sense.
This isn't a sales pitch disguised as an estimate. It's us figuring out what your house actually needs.We check: square footage and layout, insulation situation, existing ductwork (size, condition, whether it's even usable), gas line capacity, where your current system is and whether a new one fits there.Then we do the load calculation—the math that tells us how much heating capacity your house actually needs. Not "close enough." Not "what we have on the truck." The right size.Oversized system short-cycles, never dehumidifies properly, wears out faster. Undersized system runs constantly and can't keep up in January. Either way, you're uncomfortable and wasting money.We'll also tell you if your ducts are the real problem. Sometimes a new heater won't fix cold rooms if the ductwork is undersized or leaking into the attic.This visit is free. Takes about an hour. No obligation.
Three systems at three price points. We explain the differences. You decide what fits.
After the assessment, you get three options:Budget-friendly: Gets the job done, meets code, reliable equipment. If you're selling the house or watching every dollar, this makes sense.Mid-range: Better efficiency, quieter operation, longer warranties. This is what most people pick. Good balance of upfront cost and long-term value.Top-tier: Highest efficiency (96-98%), variable-speed everything, best warranties, quietest operation. Costs more upfront, saves the most over time.Each option includes: equipment specs, complete installation scope, total price (not "starting at"), permit fees, warranty details.We don't hide costs. The price you see is the price you pay. If something changes during install—rarely happens—we eat it, not you.Financing available if you need it. Approval takes five minutes.
We show up on time, protect your home, and get it done right. Usually one day.
Install day is scheduled in advance. We confirm the night before. Crew shows up when we said we would.First thing: drop cloths down, shoe covers on. Your house isn't a job site.What happens: Old system comes out. New system goes in. Gas lines connected and leak-tested. Venting installed (PVC for high-efficiency units). Electrical connections made. Thermostat installed or replaced. Ductwork connected and sealed.We pull all permits and schedule the city inspection. You don't deal with any of that.Most installs are done in one day. Bigger jobs—like converting from a swamp cooler or adding ductwork—might be two days. We'll tell you upfront.Our crews are background-checked and drug-tested. Same standard as our service techs.
We fire it up, test everything, and show you how it works before we leave.
We don't just install it and hand you the keys. We commission the system.That means: combustion analysis to verify it's burning clean, gas pressure dialed to manufacturer specs, airflow measured at each register, all safety controls tested, thermostat programmed and explained.Then we walk you through it. How to use the thermostat (even if it seems obvious). What the indicator lights mean. Where the filter is and how often to change it. What's covered under warranty and how to reach us if something's off.You get all the paperwork: equipment manuals, warranty registration (we handle it), permit records, our direct line.White-glove cleanup. Mechanical room looks better than when we started.
The quote is the price. No change orders, no 'we found something' surprises.
Approval in minutes. Multiple terms. Makes a new system affordable.
Load calculations, not guesswork. Your house gets exactly what it needs.
We pull permits, schedule inspections, deal with the city. You don't.
Free estimate. No pressure. Just honest answers about what your house needs.