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New construction HVAC for homes and additions

Heating, cooling and ductwork for builders and homeowners, from rough-in on a new home to a finished addition.

Framed new house with duct rough-in run between the studs
Technician inspecting attic ductwork with a flashlight

New home construction

We work with builders from plans to rough-in to start-up, laying out ductwork and fitting the system to the house.

Remodels and additions

A new room or an opened-up floor plan changes what your system has to do. We extend ducts or add a ductless unit.

Ductless mini-splits

Geothermal in new homes

Building is a natural time to plan a geothermal heat pump. We count ourselves among the pioneers of geothermal in Northeast Oklahoma.

Geothermal heat pump
Technician going over options on a tablet with homeowners at the kitchen table
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Questions

When should HVAC be planned in a new build?

Early, before framing is done, so duct runs and equipment space are part of the plan.

Can you add heating and cooling to a home addition?

Yes. We extend the existing ducts when the system has room, or add a ductless mini-split.

Do you work with homeowners building their own home?

Yes. We work with builders and homeowners alike.

Towns we serve

From Claremore across 20 counties of Northeastern Oklahoma. Find your town below, or check your zip on our service area page.

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Building or remodeling?

Request a quote or call the office. Mon to Fri, 8 to 5.

After-hours service available