Bryant is the brand we install. We service every other major brand.
What we service →A comfort advisor comes to the house, looks at what you have now and works out what actually suits it. There is no charge for the visit and no obligation at the end of it.
Bring it. We come out, look at what has been quoted for your house and give you ours for the same work, with everything it includes written down. That is our free second opinion, and you compare the two before you decide.
We work with more than one lender, so there are payment plans across a range of budgets and credit situations.
Tell us what you have now and what you want sorted.
They look at the rooms, the walls and where the outdoor unit can go, and size the system for the space.
One recommendation for your house, in writing, with the payment plans beside it.
We take the old system out, run the line set and drain, start every head up and test heating and cooling before we leave.
The question people ask before they book a quote. The technician makes the call on site, and we price both so you can see the difference.
| What you are looking at | Repair | Replace |
|---|---|---|
| How old it is | Under ten years, a repair is usually the cheaper answer | Past fifteen, a new system usually costs less over the next few seasons |
| What failed | A sensor, a fan motor, a drain pump, a remote or a control board | The compressor in the outdoor unit, or a refrigerant leak in an older line set |
| How many heads | One head down on a multi zone system is usually a repair | Several heads losing output at once points at the outdoor unit |
| Repair against new | Under a third of what a replacement costs | More than half of what a replacement costs, on a system already past its years |
| What it costs to run | Output comes back once the fault is fixed | A newer cold climate system heats further into a Michigan winter |
We quote both on the visit and tell you which one we would choose in your house.
The quote is free, and these are the things that move the number.
The visit and the written quote cost nothing. Our guide covers what the work usually involves before you book.
How a mini split works →How many heads, the size of each, how far the line set runs, and any electrical work it needs.
Payment plans through GreenSky and Michigan Saves on new equipment.
Easy payment plans →Bryant is what we install. Whatever is already in the house, we work on it.
We are a Bryant Factory Authorized Dealer, so Bryant is what we put in and what we know best.
These are the brands we are called out to most. If yours is not here, we still service it, and we will tell you honestly whether it is worth another repair.
These are the towns we frequently service in and around Grand Rapids.
Also covering Kent County, Ottawa County, Allegan County, Barry County and Ionia County.
Pick the one that sounds like your house.
Yes. A ductless mini split is a heat pump, so it heats in winter and cools in summer from the same head. Cold climate models keep heating well below freezing.
Additions, finished attics and basements, sunrooms, garages and older houses with no ductwork, where running duct would cost more than the system.
When the compressor in the outdoor unit fails on an older system, or the repairs are adding up. One head down on a newer multi zone system is usually a repair. We price both.
Yes. We pull it and close it out.
Yes, including the visit and the written quote at the end of it. There is no obligation.
Yes. We offer payment plans through GreenSky and Michigan Saves on new equipment, and you can apply before the work is scheduled.
At 3718 Buchanan Avenue SW, Suite A, in Grand Rapids. It covers Wyoming, Kentwood, Walker, Grandville and the towns around them, and the phone, (800) 504-1058, is answered at any hour.
If the system quits while you are waiting on the new one, call. The phone is answered at any hour of the day or night, and after hours our own team dispatches a technician to Grand Rapids.
The phone is answered at any hour, and after hours we dispatch.
