Town Line Guide

Town Line Guide

HVAC in Connecticut: where to find it and what to ask

HVAC covers heating, cooling and ventilation: furnaces and boilers, central air, heat pumps and ductless mini-splits, ductwork and air-quality equipment. In the Northeast the same company often looks after winter heat and summer cooling, and many also service oil, gas or propane systems.

HVAC businesses are listed in 3 towns across Connecticut. Open your town for the businesses listed there, and use its side-by-side comparison when more than one is listed.

Towns with hvac listings

What to ask any hvac business

  • Which fuel and equipment types do you service: oil, gas, propane, electric or heat pump?
  • Do you size new equipment with a load calculation rather than by rule of thumb?
  • Are utility rebates or incentives available for this job, and do you handle the paperwork?
  • What does a maintenance plan include, and how fast do you respond when the heat goes out in winter?

What changes the price

System type, the size and layout of the home, the condition of existing ductwork or piping, and whether electrical work or permits are involved.

Listings are not rankings or endorsements. Confirm licensing, insurance, coverage and pricing directly with the business.