Terms of Use

Heating and Cooling Syracuse puts three questions in your hands before anyone prices a new furnace, boiler, central air system, heat pump or duct job. On request, we introduce a local contractor. That contractor does the work. We do not size, design, price or install equipment, and we do not run load calculations. Independent contractors sign their own agreement with you.

A $100 credit comes from us once your first job is booked. The credit comes out of the fee we collect after the job is booked and quoted, so the contractor's quote does not move: they invoice their usual price, and the credit leaves it as it was.

Each property and each customer gets a single credit, applied to the first job booked. A booked and quoted job earns it. A quote alone does not, and neither does a phone call or a form sent on its own.

Bring up the credit at the time you book. Sending a request here also notes the offer against your name, and we also confirm it with you ahead of booking, which means forgetting to mention it costs you nothing.

Book the job by December 31, 2026, the last day the offer runs. Pricing stays with the contractor. We neither set it nor control it.

• 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.

Signed: Heating and Cooling Syracuse, (315) 640-3590

No figure on this site is a price. Equipment depends on a calculation about your own house, and anything said earlier is general information. Where these pages describe what a quote should contain, that is guidance on what to ask for, not a promise about what a given contractor will include.

New York has no statewide license for heating and cooling contractors. Whether a local license is needed, which office issues the permit and who inspects the work depends on the city, town or village. Ask the office and your contractor.

Where a page describes a federal, state, county or utility program, it says what the program is and who runs it. Amounts, dates and eligibility change. Nothing here says you are eligible for anything, and you should confirm the current position with the administering agency before you sign a contract.

Incentive and rule statements say when we last checked them. They are general information. They are not an inspection of your property, the judgment of a contractor in your basement or legal advice. Where a statement matters to your decision, follow the source and check it.

If you opt in on the form, Heating and Cooling Syracuse may text you about your request. Reply STOP to opt out, or HELP for help. Expect texts only as often as your job needs, and standard carrier rates may apply. Opting in is optional for anyone asking for help. Our Privacy Policy explains how we handle your number.

The contractor you choose does the work under a contract with you. If the workmanship, the equipment, the schedule or anything else goes wrong, the remedy lies in your agreement with that contractor.

Send a request only for a property you have a connection to, with true contact details, and not as a way to pitch us your own services.

We may revise these terms from time to time, and the text on this page is the current one.