AC Repair & HVAC Contractors Near You
AC not cooling, a system at the end of its life, or a new install? Get matched with licensed HVAC pros in your area and see your options.
- No cost
- No obligation
- About 2 minutes
No Cost to You
Pros pay us, not you
Licensed & Insured
Verified before joining the network
No Obligation
See your options, hire only if you want
Fast Matching
Urgent cooling issues routed first
Heating and cooling work our pros handle
Whether something broke or you're planning ahead, tell us what's going on and we'll route your request to contractors who handle that type of job.
AC Repair
Systems blowing warm, short-cycling, leaking or not turning on
AC Replacement
Full system swaps when repairs stop making sense
New Installation
Complete systems for additions, remodels and new construction
Heat Pumps
Efficient heating and cooling from a single system
Ductwork
Leaky, undersized or damaged ducts that hurt performance
Maintenance & Tune-Ups
Seasonal service to keep systems running through peak months
What affects the cost of AC repair and replacement
HVAC pricing splits into two very different conversations: fixing what you have, and replacing it.
For repairs, cost tracks the failed component. A capacitor or contactor is a routine fix. A failed compressor or a refrigerant leak in the coil sits at the other end of the range, and at that point many contractors will walk you through whether repair still makes financial sense on an older system.
For replacements, system size is the foundation. Contractors calculate capacity based on your home’s square footage, insulation, window exposure and climate, not a rule of thumb. Oversizing is a real problem, not a safety margin.
Efficiency rating moves the price meaningfully. Higher-efficiency systems cost more up front and use less energy, which matters more in a climate where the AC runs most of the year than in one where it runs three months.
System type matters too, a straightforward split system replacement is different from a heat pump, a packaged unit or ductless mini-splits for rooms without ductwork.
Then there’s everything around the equipment: the condition of your existing ducts, electrical work, the difficulty of the install location, permits, and disposal of the old unit. And timing — mid-summer in the Southwest is peak season, and availability tightens.
How it works
1. Tell us what's going on
Share your ZIP code and whether you need a repair, a replacement or a new system.
2. We match you with HVAC pros
Your request goes to licensed contractors who work in your area.
3. See your options
Review pricing, equipment and availability, then decide.
Why homeowners start here for HVAC
Repair or replace, clearly
Multiple opinions help you judge whether an aging system is worth fixing again.
Licensed local contractors
Matched by ZIP code, so pros know your climate, your codes and your permitting.
No cost for homeowners
Contractors pay to receive requests. You never pay us.
Quick when it's urgent
No-cooling requests in peak season get matched fast.
HVAC contractors in Arizona, Nevada and nationwide
Our HVAC network is strongest across the Southwest, where cooling systems run for most of the year and both emergency repairs and planned replacements are constant.
In Arizona we cover Phoenix, Mesa, Scottsdale, Chandler, Gilbert, Glendale, Tempe and Tucson. In Nevada we cover Las Vegas, Henderson, North Las Vegas, Reno and Sparks.
We also match homeowners with HVAC pros across most metro and suburban ZIP codes nationwide. Enter your ZIP to see what’s available.
See your HVAC options
Tell us what your system needs and we'll match you with local pros.
Nothing is sent until you confirm on the last step.
You're all set! We're finding your pros
Matched pros in your area may reach out shortly. Keep an eye on your phone and email for their responses.
HVAC questions homeowners ask
Yes. Requesting matches through Home Services Improvement costs you nothing. Contractors pay to receive project requests.
It depends on the capacity your home needs, the efficiency rating, the system type and the condition of your existing ductwork and electrical. Requesting several options is the practical way to see the range for your home.
Age, the cost of the specific repair and how often the system has failed recently all factor in. A contractor can assess it, and getting more than one opinion is worth it before committing to a replacement.
Most requests get a response within a few hours during business hours. In peak summer months in hot climates, demand is high and availability tightens, so submitting early in the day helps.
Most manufacturers recommend a professional check once a year, and in climates where the system runs nearly year-round, twice a year is common practice.
Usually two to four, depending on how many contractors serve your ZIP code.
Need your AC handled?
Enter your ZIP code and see your options from licensed HVAC pros.