This Offer Includes:
- New Furnace and Get a Free A/C (Condenser)
- Free in-home estimate
- Flexible payment options for any budget
- Upfront pricing before any work begins
- No money down available
- One year of free maintenance (furnace and air conditioner)
- 10-year parts warranty to give you peace of mind


When You Work With Us:
- Licensed & Insured
- One Day Installation
- No Subcontractors
- Work With the Highest Trained Techs in the Industry
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Absolutely! This is not a gimmick, and it is a real value to homeowners in our community. When you purchase a furnace from 02.01.2025 – 02.28.2025, you’ll receive a matching A/C unit and Humidifier for free. You’ll only have to pay for the labor and materials to install it (the condenser, the coils, and the humidifier are FREE!).
In Michigan, it’s no secret heating and air companies have ups and downs based on the season, during the end of winter, companies like ours start to see a slowdown due to mild weather. During times like this, our main goal is to keep our amazing technicians happy, and a busy technician is a happy technician. We’re glad to provide this offer to our community in exchange for keeping our technicians happy!
The promotion runs from February 1st to February 28th, so book a free in-home consultation before it’s too late!
Absolutely! In 2020, the AIM (American Innovation and Manufacturing) Act gave the US EPA authority to regulate hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs). Since the authority was granted, the EPA has requested and begun the phase-down of refrigerants with high HFCs and has a goal of reducing production of all units with HFCs by 85% by 2036. This is in an effort to reduce greenhouse gases.
Currently, Michigan’s standard HVAC refrigerant for ducted systems is R-410A, which replaced the R-22 refrigerant. However, R-410A was recently deemed a contributor to global warming, which is the reason for the shift to R-454B and R-32, refrigerants with fewer Hydrofluorocarbons, and the push to move to R-454B and R-32 refrigerants by January 1, 2025. With this new refrigerant come new hardware and software requirements. Because of this, manufacturing costs will increase, causing the price of the newer HVAC system to increase.
Starting in 2025, customers can expect a 15-30% increase in the cost of newer units. However, that’s not all. Customers can also expect to pay more to service the new unit parts and newly added sensors.
Qualified buyers have access to a variety of financing options that best suit their needs. Call for more details.
Give us a call at (586) 571-8734 or book online! We’ll set up a time for one of our comfort advisors to come to your house and take the necessary measurements for the equipment that will best fit your home and family’s needs. We are available to take your call until 7pm on weekdays and 5pm on Saturdays so you can easily find a time that works best for you.