





Most Austin homeowners are quoted $8,000–$12,000 up front for a new furnace. Ours starts at $125 a month — 0% interest, and no payments for 18 months.




We size the system to your home, not to the box that's in it now. Load calculations, duct and airflow measurements, and a full system evaluation come first. You get three options in writing, with the reasoning and the financing behind each.
Uniformed technician, marked truck, shoe covers and drop cloths down before the first tool comes out. Daikin and Lennox equipment installed to manufacturer spec, with ductwork, drain and electrical corrected at the same time. Most installs finish in a single day.
An install is not finished when the unit turns on. We measure static pressure, airflow, refrigerant charge and temperature split, then hand you the readings with photos and video so you can see the system performing to spec.
Your warranty is registered for you the day we finish, labor coverage is in writing, and a manager calls after every job to confirm it was done right. If a number drifts, we come back and correct it.

Air Responders serves 40 cities within 50 miles of Austin, including Round Rock, Cedar Park, Georgetown, Pflugerville, Kyle, Buda, San Marcos, and New Braunfels. Most heating and cooling repairs handled same or next day.

Daikin and Lennox. Between them we get a full range from single-stage systems through variable-speed, which lets us match equipment to the home and the budget rather than pushing whatever happens to be in the warehouse.
We'll walk you through the differences that actually affect you day to day — staging, efficiency, sound level and warranty terms — rather than the marketing language on the brochure.
Only when it needs it — and we test rather than guess. Before quoting we measure static pressure and inspect the duct system, because a new high-efficiency unit connected to undersized or leaking ducts will never deliver its rated performance.
If the ducts are the constraint, we show you the readings and price that work separately, so you can see exactly what you're paying for and decide whether to do it now or later.
In Central Texas a heat pump deserves serious consideration: it heats and cools with one system and runs cheaply through our mild winters. A gas furnace still makes sense where there's existing gas service, a preference for gas heat, or a home that needs strong output on the coldest nights.
We price both against your actual load and your utility rates, so you can compare running cost over ten years rather than sticker price on the day.
It depends on the system type, the efficiency level, and what your existing ductwork and venting will support — which is why we evaluate the house before quoting rather than giving a number over the phone.
Every estimate comes with three options instead of a single figure, each showing equipment, warranty and monthly payment side by side. Financing starts at $125 a month, and 0% with no payments for 18 months is available on qualifying installations.
It comes from a load calculation, not from square footage. We measure the house — insulation levels, window area and orientation, ceiling heights, duct capacity and air leakage — and size the system to what the building actually loses.
Oversizing is the more common mistake and it isn't harmless: an oversized system short-cycles, wears out sooner and heats unevenly. If a contractor sizes your system from a rule of thumb, get a second quote.
Most residential heating installations finish in a single day. A straightforward furnace or heat pump changeout typically runs six to eight hours, including removal of the old system, installation, start-up testing and cleanup.
Jobs involving new ductwork, a change of fuel source, electrical panel work or a relocated air handler can run into a second day. We tell you which one yours is at the estimate, not on the morning of the install.