What HVAC installation & replacement covers
HVAC installation means replacing or newly installing the equipment that heats and cools your home — the furnace, air conditioner, air handler or heat pump, plus the ductwork, controls and connections that tie it all together.
It's the right call for homeowners with aging equipment, anyone building or finishing a space, and families who have been patching the same system winter after winter. In Livingston County, where a furnace works hard from October through April, a properly matched system pays for itself in comfort long before it shows up on the utility bill.
Signs it's time to replace, not repair
- The system is 12–15 years old and repairs are stacking up
- Energy bills keep climbing without a change in habits
- Rooms upstairs never match the thermostat
- The unit short-cycles, rattles, or runs constantly
- Your AC still uses R-22 refrigerant
- Humidity and dust never seem to get under control
What's included
- In-home load calculation so the system is sized to your house, not guessed
- Honest good/better/best quote in writing, with efficiency and rebate numbers
- Removal and responsible disposal of the old equipment
- New furnace, air handler, condenser or heat pump from major brands (Carrier, Trane, Lennox, Rheem, Bryant)
- Line set, ductwork transitions, condensate and electrical connections brought up to code
- Thermostat setup and a walkthrough of how to run the system
- Start-up testing, airflow balancing and manufacturer warranty registration
Why choose AeroTech
- Sized properly the first time
- Oversized equipment short-cycles and leaves your home humid. We measure before we quote.
- Clean, respectful installs
- Drop cloths, shoe covers, and a jobsite left tidier than we found it.
- Straight pricing
- Written quotes with options — no pressure, no surprise line items on install day.
- Local and accountable
- We're based right here at 1212 Lakeside Dr in Howell, so service after the sale is a short drive.
Typical timeline
Day 1
Free in-home assessment and load calculation, usually 45–60 minutes.
1–2 days later
Written quote with equipment options, efficiency ratings and available rebates.
Install day
Most residential changeouts are completed in a single day, 6–8 hours.
Complex jobs
Adding ductwork, a heat pump conversion or a zoning system can run 2–3 days.
After
System walkthrough, warranty registration and a follow-up check the next season.
