°Heat. Cool. Stay home.
Existing ducts / backup heat retained
A fictional finished installation.
Sample installed price, after rebate
$10,600
$12,600 installed − $2,000 sample utility rebate
Sample heating + cooling costs
$55/mo less
Example: 1,800 sq ft, sound ducts, no panel upgrade. Rebates and savings are illustrative, not offers or forecasts.
Three photos.
Stay in your slippers.
A load calculation comes next. These tell our crew what your new thermostat will be connected to.
Whole unit, nearby duct connections, and readable model label.
Waiting for a photoPanel front and breaker labels. Keep the protective cover in place.
Waiting for a photoThe proposed location, nearby wall, and space around it.
Sample shown / choose yoursA real quote needs a room-by-room load calculation, electrical review, duct assessment, and verified equipment placement. Photos alone don't confirm sizing or a final price. This demo never uploads your files.
The cost of
72° at home.
Change the sample assumptions. Installation, rebate, and running costs are separate numbers.
System + air handler$7,400
Crew, electrical run, disposal$4,300
Permit + commissioning$900
Sample utility rebate−$2,000
Example out-of-pocket$10,600
Heating + cooling only / monthly average
$55 less per month$660 per year, from the values above.
These are cost inputs, not an energy forecast. Rates, climate, home condition, system sizing, and backup-heat use change actual costs. Moving the demo thermostat does not recalculate them.
No rebate is deducted from a real contract until eligibility and funding are confirmed. If none applies, the sample full installed price is $12,600.
What the sample covers: a cold-climate system, connection to sound existing ducts, a standard electrical run within 20 ft, removal, permit, setup, and commissioning. Existing backup heat is retained. Major ductwork, service-panel upgrades, and hidden conditions need a revised scope before signing.
Back to 72°
before dinner.
A sample one-day install for a prepared home. Complex work may take longer; timing is confirmed with the final scope.
- The old system clocks out.Floor protection goes down. We confirm the scope before disconnecting anything.
- A new way to move heat.The outdoor unit, air handler, line set, and electrical connection go in.
- Test the whole house.Commissioning, airflow checks, thermostat setup, and a backup-heat test.
- Your home, handed back.Walkthrough, cleanup, filter sizes, warranty paperwork, and inspection next steps.