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Call (315) 640-3590 or fill in the worksheet beside this text. Say what you have now, which town the house is in and when you want it done. You get the three questions first, and a local contractor only if you say yes.

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We tell you what to ask before anyone prices a new system, then introduce a local contractor who does the work.

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Tell us about the house and the system. You get the three questions, and a local contractor only if you say yes.

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What happens next

  1. Send your details or call Call (315) 640-3590 if you would rather talk it through before anything else happens.
  2. Read the three questions They are on this site now. Keep them beside you on the first call with any contractor.
  3. Keep every quote in writing Hold each one up against the quote checklist. A line that is missing is a question to ask.

The Heating and Cooling Syracuse pledge

  • Asking us is free, and so is the introduction.
  • You get the three questions before anyone quotes.
  • You decide whether a contractor visits.
  • Your $100 comes off the way our Terms set out.

The contractor you choose answers for the installation itself.

Heating and Cooling Syracuse, (315) 640-3590 Full start-up terms

Credit: $100 off your first job

The $100 comes off once your installation is booked through us.

  • We fund the $100; the contractor's quote is unchanged.
  • One credit per customer at each property.
  • Book the job by December 31, 2026.
  • Mention the credit when you book.

Ask about the $100 credit How the credit works

You do not need a quote in hand to get in touch. Before you have called anyone is the easiest time to ask the questions.

If you already have a quote, send it with your details and tell us what bothers you about it. A missing worksheet, a vague vent line or a price far from the others are all good reasons to call.

What to have ready

  • The age of the system, if you know it, and what fuel it burns.
  • Whether a gas water heater sits near the furnace.
  • Whether the house has ducts, radiators or both.
  • Any quote you have, in writing.

After you send your details

You get a call or a text at the number you gave, and the three questions in writing. If you want a local contractor to visit, we make the introduction, and you decide whether to go ahead after you see the quote and the worksheet.

Texts go only to the number you give us, and you can reply STOP at any time.

How it runs

How it runs

  1. 01

    Tell us about the house and the system.

    Send the house age, the fuel, and what sits there now. A phone call works too.

  2. 02

    Ask the three questions we give you.

    Use them with any contractor, including one you found yourself.

  3. 03

    Meet one local contractor and decide.

    You see the quote and the worksheet. You choose whether to book.

The worksheet

What any quote should show

Lay two or three quotes side by side. Tick what each one lists. A blank is a question to ask before you sign.

Ask on every quoteQuote AQuote BQuote C
1A load worksheet for your houseIt is the evidence that the size was calculated, not copied.Quote A answerQuote B answerQuote C answer
2How the new unit will ventSide wall or chimney changes the work and the cost.Quote A answerQuote B answerQuote C answer
3What happens to the water heaterA line for it means someone has looked at your chimney.Quote A answerQuote B answerQuote C answer
4Duct or pipe changes, listed one by oneA list lets you compare quotes line by line.Quote A answerQuote B answerQuote C answer
5Who pulls the permitYour own town or village decides what it needs.Quote A answerQuote B answerQuote C answer
6What is removed and hauled awayOld equipment and oil tanks are real work, so they should be named.Quote A answerQuote B answerQuote C answer
7A start date and a payment scheduleDates and payment steps in writing are easy to compare.Quote A answerQuote B answerQuote C answer

Spec FAQ

Questions before you ask for quotes

You askShort answer
Do I pay anything to ask?No. Asking is free, and so is the introduction. The contractor you choose charges for the work, and you agree that price with them.
Can I just call instead of using the form?Yes. Call (315) 640-3590 and describe the house and the system. We will give you the same three questions.
What should I have ready when I ask?Your town, the system you are thinking about replacing and roughly how old the house is. If you are not sure of the rest, say so and we will work from what you know.

Get the worksheet before the price.

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