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Professional heating & air conditioning installation from Sears Home Services - new systems, replacements, and full-home upgrades. Free in-home estimates.
When it's time to replace an aging system or install heating and air conditioning for the first time, Sears Home Services handles every step — from sizing and permits to professional installation and final walkthrough. Our licensed, manufacturer-trained technicians install every system type: central air conditioning, gas, electric, and propane furnaces, heat pumps, ductless mini-splits, and complete HVAC system replacements.
Every installation starts with a free in-home assessment, includes a written estimate before work begins, and is backed by a 1-year labor warranty and a 5–10 year manufacturer equipment warranty.
Looking for HVAC repair, not installation? Visit our Heating & Air Conditioning Repair page for same-day and next-day repair service on your existing system.
A properly sized and installed central air conditioning system keeps your home cool and energy-efficient for years. Sears Home Services provides complete AC installation and replacement — we provide the new equipment and handle removal and disposal of your old unit.
Our air conditioning installation services include:
Whether you're upgrading to a high-efficiency model or replacing a furnace that has reached end of life, Sears Home Services installs gas, electric, and propane furnaces from all major brands — including Carrier, Trane, Lennox, Rheem, Goodman, York, and more.
Our furnace installation process includes:
Heat pumps provide energy-efficient heating and cooling in a single system — making them one of the most versatile HVAC options available. Sears Home Services installs air-source, dual-fuel, and cold-climate heat pump systems for homes of all sizes.
Our heat pump installation services include:
Cross-link to Repair Page: Already have a heat pump that needs service? Visit our Heating & Air Conditioning Repair page for heat pump repair and maintenance.

Ductless mini-split systems are ideal for individual rooms, home additions, garages, sunrooms, basements, and home offices that aren't connected to a central duct system. No ductwork required — just a small wall penetration.
Our mini-split installation services include:
For new construction, room additions, or aging duct systems that need replacement, Sears Home Services provides complete ductwork and air handler installation designed to current energy codes.
Our ductwork services include:
When your existing equipment has reached end of life, a full system replacement is often the most cost-effective path forward. Sears Home Services handles the entire project — removal of old equipment, installation of new systems, and any supporting upgrades needed to bring your home up to current code.
Full system upgrades include:
A clear, four-step process from your first call to your first comfortable day with the new system.
Step 1: Free In-Home Assessment A qualified Sears technician visits your home to measure square footage, evaluate existing ductwork, assess electrical service, and calculate your home's precise heating and cooling load using Manual J principles. Based on what you currently have, we recommend compatible system options at different efficiency levels. No cost, no obligation.
Step 2: Upfront Written Estimate You receive a transparent, written estimate covering all equipment and labor before any work begins. We walk through your system options, explain efficiency ratings and long-term energy savings, and answer every question. No pressure, no surprises.
Step 3: Professional Installation Our skilled technicians arrive on your scheduled day with all tools, materials, and your new equipment. We protect your home, complete all mechanical and electrical connections to manufacturer specifications, remove and dispose of your old system, and run a full commissioning test before we leave.
Step 4: Permits, Inspection & Walkthrough We file all required mechanical permits and coordinate the final inspection with your local building department. Once inspection passes, we walk you through your new system's operation, thermostat settings, and filter maintenance schedule.
Sears Home Services offers flexible financing options to help make your new HVAC system affordable.
Every Sears HVAC installation comes with warranty protection on both labor and equipment.
Ready to upgrade your home's heating and cooling system? Sears Home Services makes HVAC installation straightforward — from your first consultation to the final inspection. Schedule a free in-home assessment today and let our certified installers help you find the right system for your home.
Cross-link to Repair Page: Need a repair on your current system while you decide? Visit our Heating & Air Conditioning Repair page — same-day and next-day appointments available.
Sears Home Services installs central air conditioning systems, gas, electric, and propane furnaces, air-source and dual-fuel heat pumps, ductless mini-split systems (single-zone and multi-zone), ductwork, air handlers, smart thermostats, and complete HVAC system replacements. Our skilled technicians are trained on all major brands including Carrier, Trane, Lennox, Rheem, Goodman, York, American Standard, and more.
Yes — completely. Our technicians file all required mechanical permits, coordinate inspection scheduling with your local building department, and ensure your installation meets current building codes. You do not need to handle any paperwork or contact your building department.
Most residential HVAC installations are completed in one to two days. Simple single-zone replacements can often be done in a single day, while larger projects involving ductwork modifications or multi-zone systems may take two full days. Your technician will provide a specific timeline during the free in-home assessment.
All Sears Home Services HVAC installations include a 1-year labor warranty. We stand behind our work. For one (1) year from installation, we will repair, at no charge, any defects in our workmanship related to the installation of the equipment or materials we provided. This warranty does not cover manufacturer defects (covered by manufacturer warranties), pre-existing conditions, normal wear and tear, external factors, or damage caused by misuse, lack of maintenance, or work performed by others. Your new equipment is also covered by the manufacturer's warranty, which typically ranges from 5 to 10 years depending on the brand and system type.
Absolutely. Ductless mini-split systems are ideal for individual rooms, home additions, garages, sunrooms, basements, and home offices not connected to your central duct system. We install single-zone units for individual spaces and multi-zone systems for several areas — all without the disruption of running new ductwork.
During your free in-home assessment, a qualified Sears technician evaluates your home's size, layout, insulation, existing system type, and ductwork to determine what's compatible. If you have a gas furnace, you'll typically stay with gas; if you have a heat pump and air handler, we'll recommend options in that category. Within each system type, we offer different efficiency levels so you can choose the option that fits your comfort needs and budget. There's no pressure — we walk through everything before you decide.
Installation costs vary based on the type of system, your home's size and layout, local permit requirements, and the efficiency level you choose. Because pricing can differ significantly from one market to the next, we provide a detailed written estimate during your free in-home assessment — before any work begins. Flexible financing is available to help manage the investment.
If your system is more than 10–15 years old, requires frequent repairs, or can no longer heat and cool your home evenly, replacement may be more cost-effective than continued repairs. During your free in-home assessment, our technician will help you evaluate whether a repair or full replacement is the right call. For repair services, visit our Heating & Air Conditioning Repair page.
Sears Home Services provides all new equipment as part of every installation. Your technician recommends the right system during the in-home assessment, and we supply, deliver, install, and test it. We also handle removal and EPA-compliant disposal of your old equipment — you don't need to source or arrange anything separately.
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