Builder-grade systems in newer subdivisions are reaching replacement age.

A lot of Farragut neighborhoods went up fast, and so did their HVAC systems. The equipment builders install tends to work fine for the first decade, then the repairs start stacking up: a fan motor one summer, a refrigerant leak the next, a control board the winter after that.
If you're facing your third repair in two years, we'll lay out repair vs. replace with real numbers, so you can decide without a sales pitch. That means the cost of today's fix, what's likely to fail next, and what a new system would cost to buy and run. Our techs are paid a salary, not commission, so they have no reason to push you either way.
When replacement does make sense, we size the new system to your house instead of copying whatever the builder put in. In a lot of Farragut subdivisions, the original unit was bigger than the house needed, which is part of why it wore out early.
Got three quotes. Halvorsen wasn't the cheapest, but they were the only ones who measured the house. New system's been perfect, and our bill dropped about $40 a month.
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