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What do you need installed?
Partial Installs may save you some money upfront but will cost more if you plan on Installing everything over a period of time.
The full system

Partial System

Do you need a new Condenser Installed?
Yes

No

Do you need a new Coil Installed?
Yes

No

Do you need a new Furnace Installed?
Yes

No

Do you need a new Air Handler Installed?
Yes

No

How many feet of ductwork need to be replaced?
Ductwork prices can vary greatly based off of actual footage required, size, type, twist, turns, register installation, and difficulty of installation location.
0 (I will do this myself)

Up to 5 ft

Up to 10 ft

Up to 15 ft

Up to 25 ft

Up to 50 ft

Up to 75 ft

Up to 100 ft

What do you need Repaired?
Repair prices can vary greatly when a Technician diagnoses the system. Repairs may fix the problem diagnosed but may not fix the system in it's entirety. If your system is older and on it's last legs you may want to consider upgrading the system. This may cost you more upfront but almost always will save you more in the long run.

The full system

Partial System

Repair Only

Choose Your Building Type.

Single Family Home

Mobile home

Condo

Townhome

Garage Only

Estimated Square Footage?
Under 1000
Under 1500
Under 2000
Under 2500
Under 3000
Under 3500
Under 4000
Under 4500
Under 5000
Over 5000

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How Many Floors Do You Have?
1
2
3
4
5 and over

Will we need to go in the Basement?
Yes
No

Can we stand up in the Basement?
Yes
No

Will we need to go into the Attic?
Yes
No

Can we stand up in the Attic?
Yes
No

Will we need to go in to the Crawlspace?
Yes
No

What type of system do you have?

Self contained (Package unit)

Split system

Mini split (Ductless unit)

Geothermal (Retrofit)

What type of fuel is used for heat?

Gas Furnace

Propane Furnace

Electric Heat Strip

No Heat or Just the Heat pump

Where is the Outside unit located?

Back of House

Side of House

Front of House

Roof of House

Where is the Inside unit located?
Basement
Utility Closet
Attic
Crawlspace
Garage
None or Other

The Copper line set that runs from the outside unit to the inside unit. What are we doing with it?
Keep existing line and flush it
Replace the existing line set
We will need to run a new Line set
No Line set this is a Geo Package Unit

The Copper line set that runs from the outside unit where does it go?
Direct hole unit on other side of the wall
Direct hole line runs under house
It goes up and in the attic the unit is right on the other side of the wall
It goes up and in the attic then travels the attic to where the unit is
It goes through the a hole next to the unit down to the basement
No Lineset or Other

Approximately how long is your copper line set (Be sure to account for bends and turns)
0 (No Lineset)
15
25
35
50
75

Does the Lineset or ductwork need to pass through any exterior wall that is made of Stone, Brick, or any other type of masonry?
Yes
No

How does your furnace currently vent?
80% Metal Chimney shared with a hot water heater in a T
80% Metal Chimney by itself
PVC vent

What type of furnace are you interested in getting?
80% AFUE I will be sticking with my current metal chimney
90% plus AFUE

The Current Vent that runs from the furnace where does it go?
Direct hole out the other side of the wall
Direct hole vent runs under house
Direct hole out the other side of the attic wall
From the attic it travels a distance to where the wall
We will run it through the old metal chimney and out the roof
Other method

Approximately how long will the new pvc vent be
0 (No new Venting Needed)
15
20
25
30
40
50
60

Is there currently electrical running to the outside and the inside unit?
Yes
No I need New Electricity ran to the unit (This choice will result in a price increase ranging from $500 - $1200 based on the install.)
No I will hire my own electrician

How Many Zones Do You need?
1
2
3
4
5

On the 2nd zone the copper line set that runs from the outside unit where does it go?
Direct hole unit on other side of the wall
Direct hole line runs under house
It goes up and in the attic the unit is right on the other side of the wall
It goes up and in the attic then travels the attic to where the unit is
It goes through the a hole next to the unit down to the basement
No Lineset or Other

On the 2nd zone approximately how long is your copper line set (Be sure to account for bends and turns)
0 (No Lineset)
15
25
35
50
75

On the 3rd zone the copper line set that runs from the outside unit where does it go?
Direct hole unit on other side of the wall
Direct hole line runs under house
It goes up and in the attic the unit is right on the other side of the wall
It goes up and in the attic then travels the attic to where the unit is
It goes through the a hole next to the unit down to the basement
No Lineset or Other

On the 3rd zone approximately how long is your copper line set (Be sure to account for bends and turns)
0 (No Lineset)
15
25
35
50
75

On the 4th zone the copper line set that runs from the outside unit where does it go?
Direct hole unit on other side of the wall
Direct hole line runs under house
It goes up and in the attic the unit is right on the other side of the wall
It goes up and in the attic then travels the attic to where the unit is
It goes through the a hole next to the unit down to the basement
No Lineset or Other

On the 4th zone approximately how long is your copper line set (Be sure to account for bends and turns)
0 (No Lineset)
15
25
35
50
75

On the 5th zone the copper line set that runs from the outside unit where does it go?
Direct hole unit on other side of the wall
Direct hole line runs under house
It goes up and in the attic the unit is right on the other side of the wall
It goes up and in the attic then travels the attic to where the unit is
It goes through the a hole next to the unit down to the basement
No Lineset or Other

On the 5th zone approximately how long is your copper line set (Be sure to account for bends and turns)
0 (No Lineset)
15
25
35
50
75

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This Project estimate Includes Installation of material supplied by the Homeowner. Typical customer supplied equipment is: Condenser, Blower, Coil, Furnace, Lineset, Thermostat, and any new ductwork required to adapt the existing unit. Typical equipment the Contractor will supply is: Refrigerant, PVC Piping, and parts required for the Installation of customer supplied equipment required to swap out an existing system with a like configuration. Contractor supplied equipment should will not include any one Item that cost over $20. This estimate does not include permits. Ask the contractor if a Warranty is included in this price and the details. Lastly always verify that your contractor is licensed.