Current Offers and Specials on Installation and Repair

The first is $150 off a new complete heating and cooling system installation. Complete means both halves of the system: the outdoor unit and the indoor unit replaced together as a matched pair, whether that is a furnace and air conditioner, a heat pump and air handler, or a ductless system with its indoor heads. It applies to the installation and it comes off the quoted price, so you see it on the proposal rather than waiting for it to arrive later. Limit one per household, and it does not stack with our other offer.

The second is 10% off any HVAC repair for military members and senior citizens. Any repair means any repair, not a short list of eligible services, and it applies to a straightforward service call the same way it applies to a larger job. Active duty, reserve and veterans all count on the military side. This one is also limited to one per household, which in practice means it does not stack on top of the installation discount on the same job.

Mention it when you book. That is the whole process. There is no coupon code to type in, nothing to print out, and nothing to hand to the technician at the door. Tell the person taking your call which offer applies, or note it on the form when you request service, and it gets attached to the job before the work is written up. For the military and senior discount, the technician may ask to see identification on site, and that is the only verification step involved anywhere in this.

Timing matters more than paperwork does. Claim the offer at booking or at the quote, before the invoice is finalized. Once a job has been closed out and paid, going back to reprice it is a headache for everyone involved and sometimes cannot be done at all. If an expiration date is shown alongside an offer, that is the date the offer runs through, and the date you book is the date that counts. If you are not sure whether your job qualifies, ask before the work starts rather than after.

Replacing a system is rarely a purchase anyone planned for, especially when the old one quit in the middle of a July heat wave or during a January cold snap. Financing is available on installations, which means the project can be paid over time instead of in one hit. It is a separate arrangement from the $150 offer, and taking financing does not remove the discount or affect it in any way. We can walk through what is available when we quote, and you are free to use your own lender or a home equity line instead if the terms come out better for you.

Two things are worth knowing before you apply anywhere, with us or with anyone else. Approved financing usually depends on credit, so the terms you are offered may differ from the headline terms in an advertisement, and the honest answer to what your rate will be is that nobody knows until you apply. And a longer term lowers the monthly payment while raising what the equipment costs you in total. Neither of those is a reason to avoid financing on a system that has already failed, but both are worth a minute of arithmetic before you sign anything.

Our offers are ours. Utility rebates are not, and they are evaluated by the utility under its own rules, so they do not compete with the $150 off. The no combining rule on our offers means you cannot stack two Home Comfort Air Services discounts on the same job. It has nothing to do with a Pepco or BGE residential rebate or a Washington Gas offering, and neither is affected by taking our discount.

On a qualifying system replacement, all of it can run alongside each other. Our installation discount comes off the quote up front, and a utility rebate is claimed after the install and processed by the utility for the year the system is placed in service. We participate in the BGE and Pepco residential rebate programs and will tell you what your equipment is in range for. Current rebate amounts and qualifying equipment get confirmed at the time of quote, because those change and we are not going to guess.

You will not find a countdown timer on this site, a banner claiming the offer ends at midnight, or a price that mysteriously drops the moment you look like you are about to close the tab. Those tactics work, which is exactly why we do not use them. They push people into a decision about a piece of equipment that will sit in their house for fifteen years or more, and a decision made under a deadline somebody invented is the decision people end up regretting.

Our offers are standing offers. If one of them ends or changes, this page changes with it, and the version you are reading is the current version. When we say a quote is good for a period of time, that is because equipment and material pricing genuinely moves, not because we are trying to hurry you into signing. Take the time to get a second quote on a system replacement. A homeowner who compares two proposals side by side and understands both of them is a better customer for us, not a worse one.

Worth saying plainly, so nothing is a surprise when the invoice shows up. The $150 applies to a complete heating and cooling system installation, not to replacing one half of a system on its own, and not to a repair. The repair discount applies to repair work, not to a new system installation. Neither offer applies to a maintenance plan, and neither can be combined with the other or with any other offer we happen to be running. It is one offer per customer, applied to one job.

If your situation does not fit neatly into either description, ask when you book rather than assuming one way or the other. A system replacement that also includes ductwork, a repair that turns into a replacement partway through the visit, a second property in your name: those come up regularly and we will tell you straight what applies. We would rather settle it at the quote stage than have a disagreement over an invoice later, which is the same reason these limits are written here in normal type instead of in small print at the bottom of the site.