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What do you need?

Start with the job in front of you.

Each page explains the work, what affects the cost and what to ask, then gives you one number to call.

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Furnace replacement

New gas furnace, 80% or 90%+ efficiency, sized to your home.

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Central air conditioning

A new AC matched to your furnace and indoor coil.

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Heat pumps and ductless

Cold-climate heat pumps and mini-splits for rooms without ducts.

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Boilers and radiators

Hot-water and steam boilers for older homes.

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Furnace repair and no heat

Blowing cold air, short cycling or no heat at all.

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What affects the cost

Size, efficiency, ductwork and labor, explained.

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Repair or replace?

Check your system in 20 seconds.

Pick the equipment, its age and its repair history.

RepairGet both pricesReplace

Get both prices: repair and replace.

    General guidance from ENERGY STAR age guidelines and your repair history. The company that inspects your system decides what it needs.

    How it works

    From your call to a price in hand.

    Heat & Air 365 connects you with a local heating and cooling pro. We don't do the work; the local company you speak with quotes and does it.

    1. Call and answer two questions

      New system or repair, and your ZIP code. It takes under a minute.

    2. We connect you

      Your call goes to an independent local heating and cooling company that serves your ZIP, when one is available.

    3. They look at your home

      The company diagnoses the problem or measures for a new system and gives you its own price.

    4. You decide

      Price, timing and the work are agreed directly with that company. You are never obliged to hire anyone.

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    What a good installer does

    These are the things worth asking for, whichever company you choose.

    • Sizes the new system with a heat-loss calculation (often called Manual J), not by copying the old label.
    • Gives you a written, itemized quote before any work starts.
    • Explains your efficiency choices: AFUE for furnaces, SEER2 for air conditioners, HSPF2 for heat pumps.
    • Pulls the permit where your city requires one and hauls the old equipment away.
    • Registers the manufacturer warranty and tells you what labor warranty they add.
    • Shows proof of license and insurance when you ask.
    Cost factors

    What sets the price of a new system.

    Your home, the equipment and the company all move the number. Call for a written quote from a local installer.

    SizeSized to your homeA heat-loss calculation, not the old label
    EfficiencyAFUE, SEER2, HSPF2Higher efficiency costs more up front, saves later
    DuctworkDucts and ventingNew vents, a flue liner or duct changes add work
    Labor and permitsScope of the jobPermit, removal, thermostat and access

    Every local company sets its own price after seeing your home, so the only number that counts is a written quote. What affects the cost.

    Questions

    Questions people ask before they call.

    Does it cost anything to call?

    No. Calling Heat & Air 365 costs you nothing and you don't have to hire anyone. If you choose to work with a company, you pay that company directly for its work.

    Who will I talk to?

    After two quick questions, we connect your call to an independent local heating and cooling company that serves your ZIP code, when one is available. Heat & Air 365 connects you with local pros; we don't do the work ourselves.

    What will it cost?

    It depends on the equipment, your home and the company, so each local company quotes its own price after seeing your home. See what affects the cost, then call for a written quote.

    Can I finance a new system?

    Many local heating and cooling companies offer financing through their lending partners. Ask them for the terms, including the interest rate and total cost, and compare before you sign.

    Is there a tax credit for a new furnace or heat pump in 2026?

    The federal Energy Efficient Home Improvement Credit (25C) ended for equipment installed after December 31, 2025, so 2026 installs aren't eligible. Many gas and electric utilities still run rebate programs with their own rules. Ask the company you speak with which utility rebates apply to your home.

    Is my call recorded?

    Yes, calls may be recorded for quality and connected to a service provider. You'll hear a notice at the start of the call. See our privacy policy.

    How do I check a company before hiring?

    Ask for proof of license and insurance and a written, itemized quote before work starts. Licensing rules differ by city and state. You can also check reviews and your state or city licensing lookup.

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    Call now to talk to a local heating and cooling pro.

    No obligation to hire. Calls may be recorded.

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