Furnace & AC Repair, Replacement & Service in Columbus, Ohio

Cost to install furnace and air condition. Existing unit are very old and customer wants new for reliability. Cost to install HVAC with 0% financing available.

Cost to install furnace and air condition. Cost to install furnace of 60 month 0% interest financing.

Cost to replace furnace that’s located in a crawlspace. Cost to fix flue pipe that has deteriorated and rusted out.

Furnace is 28 years old and needs the blower wheel cleaned. Cost to install Bryant furnace and put an air cleaner underneath the furnace so it filters are much better.

Customers furnace is inoperable. Cost to install a new furnace. Cost to install a furnace with 0% financing.

Cost to replace furnace. Cost to install furnace with 60 month 0% financing.

Customer was told by another contractor that his furnace is getting old and unsafe to use. Propose cost to install a new furnace and also a new air condition. Gave cost to install a humidifier.

Atlas Butler found a bad heat exchanger in furnace. Cost to install new furnace with 60 month 0% finance.

Furnace is almost 40 years old and air-conditioning has not worked in three years. Cost to replace HVAC. Cost to install Bryant 97% furnace with a preferred air condition using 0% financing to pay.

Customer has central air conditioner now and wants to replace it with a heat pump and keep her existing furnace. Cost to install a Bryant and American standard heat pump. Also put a humidifier in with a new return AirDrop and air cleaner.

Air condition is original to when the apartment building was built. Cost to install a new AC and also put a new furnace in.

Horizontal furnace located in a crawlspace is very old and customer wants to replace it. Gave cost to replace that furnace and also replace the air condition. Installing Bryant air condition. customer has read how good those furnace and ACs are

Furnace has a bad heat exchanger. Heat exchanger is out of warranty. Cost to install a furnace with a new humidifier.

Cost to install hot water tank, humidifier, furnace, and an air condition. Customer will use Bryant 61 0% financing for all the appliances. Her blower motor has failed on her Lennox furnace and it’s extremely expensive to fix.

Stopped by a residence in Middlesex Place where an outdoor gas fireplace refused to light during a chilly evening gathering. We tested the millivolt control system on the fireplace and found a heavily corroded pilot assembly and a weak thermopile failing to open the main gas valve. We replaced the pilot burner assembly, cleaned the main valve contacts, and adjusted the decorative log set, bringing instant warmth back to the patio area.

Cost to install furnace and air condition. Cost to install furnace using 0% financing.

Completed installation of a new furnace and air-conditioning system along with a new hot water heater. Removed the existing equipment and installed the replacement furnace, outdoor AC unit, and water heater, completing the necessary ductwork, refrigerant, electrical, condensate, water, and venting connections. Tested the HVAC system in both heating and cooling modes and verified proper airflow and operation. Tested the hot water tank for proper heating, water flow, and connections, and confirmed all newly installed equipment was operating properly before completion.

Completed an evaluation after the customer's existing outdoor air-conditioning equipment was stolen. Assessed the remaining system components and existing refrigerant, electrical, and line-set connections to determine what would be required for a complete replacement. Provided the customer with pricing to install a new AC system, including the outdoor condenser and all necessary connections and startup procedures. Reviewed the recommended equipment and installation scope with the customer and answered questions regarding the replacement.

Completed a service call for an HVAC system experiencing issues in both cooling and heating operation. Diagnostic testing found a failed blower motor capacitor affecting proper airflow through the furnace and AC system. Replaced the faulty capacitor, inspected the blower assembly, checked electrical connections, and verified proper refrigerant pressures and system controls. Tested the furnace in heating mode and the AC in cooling mode through complete cycles. Confirmed proper airflow, temperature operation, and reliable performance from both systems before leaving.

Completed an evaluation of the existing Tempstar furnace after the customer was advised that the required circuit board would not be available until December. Reviewed the condition and age of the furnace and discussed the option of replacing the system rather than waiting for the delayed replacement part. Provided the customer with pricing to install a new furnace, including removal of the existing equipment and installation of the replacement system. Reviewed the recommended equipment, installation scope, and expected costs with the customer.

Completed installation of a new furnace and air-conditioning system along with replacement of the existing ductwork. Removed the old HVAC equipment and damaged or deteriorated ductwork, then installed the new furnace, outdoor AC unit, and properly sized duct system. Completed the necessary refrigerant, electrical, condensate, thermostat, and duct connections and sealed the new ductwork to minimize air leakage. Tested both heating and cooling operation, verified proper airflow and system controls, and confirmed the entire HVAC system was operating correctly before completion.

Completed an estimate for a customer interested in replacing their existing air-conditioning system with a heat pump and adding a high-efficiency furnace for a hybrid heating system. Reviewed the existing HVAC equipment, ductwork, electrical requirements, and available installation options to determine the scope of the conversion. Provided pricing for both the high-efficiency furnace and heat pump combination as well as the complete hybrid system installation. Explained how the heat pump and furnace would work together, reviewed the required equipment and installation work, and discussed the available options with the customer.

Evaluated the home after the customer reported airflow issues affecting the second floor. Inspected the existing HVAC system and return-air layout and found the current configuration was not providing adequate air circulation upstairs. Proposed installation of a new furnace and air-conditioning system along with modifications to the return-air system to improve airflow and help properly balance the home. Reviewed the recommended equipment, return-air improvements, installation scope, and estimated project cost with the customer.

Completed replacement of the furnace and air-conditioning system after the existing HVAC equipment was damaged by basement flooding. Removed the affected equipment and inspected the surrounding ductwork, electrical connections, refrigerant lines, and condensate drainage for water-related damage. Installed a new furnace and matching air-conditioning system, reconnecting the necessary ductwork, electrical, refrigerant, condensate, and thermostat connections. Tested both heating and cooling operation, verified proper airflow and system controls, and confirmed the new equipment was operating safely and properly.

Completed an estimate for installation of a new furnace and air-conditioning system. Evaluated the existing HVAC equipment, ductwork, electrical connections, refrigerant lines, and condensate drainage to determine the requirements for the replacement. Reviewed available equipment options and discussed the expected installation process, including removal of the existing system and installation of the new furnace and AC equipment. Provided the customer with detailed pricing and reviewed the recommended replacement options and project scope.