About this service

We connect New Jersey homeowners with licensed local HVAC contractors. We do not carry out the work ourselves.

What we actually do

Tell us what is happening and we put you in touch with a contractor holding a New Jersey Master HVACR license who covers your area. They contact you to discuss it and arrange a visit. What they charge to attend or diagnose is theirs to set, so agree it with them before they come out.

There is no obligation attached to any of it, and nothing to pay us at any point. Ask for the diagnosis in writing before you authorize work, and for repair and replacement to be quoted side by side where a system is near the end of its life. Both are reasonable requests that any established firm will meet.

How we are paid

Contractors pay us for the introduction. You never do. That arrangement is worth stating plainly because it shapes what this site is: we are paid when a homeowner and a contractor start talking, not when work is sold, so there is nothing here pushing you toward a replacement you do not need.

It also means we are not neutral about everything. We are a commercial service, not a consumer advice charity, and the guidance on this site should be read alongside a second opinion on anything expensive.

Why New Jersey licensing is worth checking

New Jersey is stricter than most states. HVAC contractors here must hold a Master HVACR Contractor license issued by the State Board of Examiners of Heating, Ventilating, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Contractors, under the Division of Consumer Affairs. It requires documented experience and a passed examination, and it carries a number you can verify.

Ask for that number. Anyone advertising, bidding or contracting for HVAC work in New Jersey is required to hold one, and a firm that cannot produce it is not entitled to the work.