HVAC installation & replacement in Iowa City

It depends on the house - size, ductwork, and what you pick. We measure first, then give you a written quote with options from good to best. A number over the phone would just be a guess, and a guess helps nobody.

Only if both are actually old. Pairing them can save on labor, but we won't bundle a healthy unit into the quote just to raise it. You'll see both paths priced separately.

Cold-climate heat pumps have come a long way, and for some Iowa City houses they're a genuinely good fit - often paired with a gas backup. We'll tell you honestly whether yours is one of them.

It depends on the job, and we'll tell you the schedule with the quote - before you commit, not after. No surprises on the day.

Yes. Iowa City requires a mechanical permit for a new furnace, and the work gets inspected. That's good for you: it's proof the job was done right, on record, when you sell the house.

HVAC system installation cost depends on the size of the house, the state of the ductwork, and the efficiency tier you choose. We measure first, then put the number in writing with options from good to best. A figure quoted before the measurement would only be a guess.

Yes. When the furnace is fine but the air conditioner is done, we install a new AC sized to the house and matched to your existing furnace and coil. We measure first rather than copying the old sticker, because a house gains insulation and windows over the years and the right size changes with it.

We measure the house to size the furnace, remove the old unit, set and connect the new one, handle the gas and venting, and pull the Iowa City permit so the work is inspected. You get options in writing before we start, and a walkthrough of the new system before we leave.

Often worth considering. A heat pump cools like an AC and adds efficient heat that shares the load with your furnace, and swapping a dying air conditioner is the natural moment to decide. Our heat pumps page walks through when it fits an Iowa City home.