Request a Replacement Quote
Get a price to replace your heating and cooling system without scheduling an in-home sales appointment!
At B&R Air Conditioning Co., we make requesting an HVAC replacement quote simple. Just provide a few details about your current system and upload photos using the examples below.
Our team will review your information and prepare a replacement quote based on your existing equipment and installation.
What’s Included in Your Replacement Quote
Our standard replacement quote includes a Carrier Comfort Series heating and cooling system, unless you request upgraded equipment or a different brand.
The replacement includes:
- New indoor equipment (furnace and evaporator coil or air handler)
- New outdoor equipment (air conditioner or heat pump)
- New supply and return plenums
- New drain pan and float switches
- Standard installation of the replacement system
Please Note: Your quote is based on replacing your existing equipment without changes to your current ductwork or system layout. Ductwork replacement, modifications, and unforeseen installation conditions are not included in the standard quoted price. Any additional work required will be discussed with you before proceeding.
Example Photos: What We Need From You
Take a clear photo showing the entire outdoor AC or heat pump and the surrounding area, including how it is positioned next to your home.
Take a clear, close-up photo of the manufacturer’s label on your outdoor AC or heat pump. Make sure the model and serial numbers are readable.
Take a photo showing how to access your indoor heating and cooling equipment. This may be an attic opening, pull-down stairs, closet, basement, or crawlspace.
Take a photo showing the entire furnace and coil or air handler, including the ductwork connections and surrounding installation area. We need to see how the equipment is currently installed.
Take a clear, close-up photo of the manufacturer’s label on your furnace. Make sure the model and serial numbers are readable. If your system does not have a furnace, you can skip this photo.
Take a clear, close-up photo of the manufacturer’s label on your indoor coil or air handler. Make sure the model and serial numbers are readable.