New Installation
New Installation | Heating and Air Conditioning | Grandview
Looking to outfit your Grandview home with reliable comfort that lasts? HEP’s specialists make new installations simple, pairing the area’s best equipment with craftsmanship honed over decades. We listen to your needs, size the perfect system, and install it with meticulous care—so the moment you walk through the door, you feel the difference. From whisper-quiet operation to energy-saving technology, our solutions are engineered to handle Missouri’s hottest summers and chilliest winters without missing a beat.
Because life doesn’t pause for service calls, we back every installation with transparent pricing, responsive scheduling, and a satisfaction guarantee. Whether you’re replacing an outdated unit or outfitting brand-new construction, trust HEP for heating and air conditioning expertise that keeps comfort high and utility costs low. Ready to breathe easier? Schedule your free, no-pressure estimate today and discover how effortless year-round comfort can be.
FAQs
What types of HVAC systems do you install for Grandview homeowners?
We install a full range of heating and cooling solutions to match Grandview’s hot, humid summers and chilly winters. Options include high-efficiency gas and electric furnaces, central air conditioners up to 20+ SEER2, dual-fuel and air-source heat pumps, ductless mini-split systems for room-by-room comfort, and packaged rooftop or horizontal units for tight spaces. We also handle custom ductwork, smart thermostats, indoor air-quality add-ons, and zoning systems so you get the exact comfort level and energy savings you need.
How long will a new HVAC installation take?
For a straightforward replacement of an existing furnace and air conditioner, most Grandview homes can be completed in 1 – 2 days. Projects that involve converting fuel types, adding new ductwork, running electrical circuits, or installing a multi-zone mini-split can take 3 – 5 days. Our team starts by removing old equipment, modifying ducts, setting and leveling the new units, installing line sets and drains, charging refrigerant, and performing a full start-up test. A city or county inspection is then scheduled; we coordinate everything so you experience minimal downtime.
Do I need a permit for a new heating or AC installation in Grandview?
Yes. Grandview and Jackson County require mechanical permits for new or replacement HVAC equipment to ensure it meets current safety and energy codes. Electrical or gas piping permits may also be needed. As a licensed contractor, we pull and pay for all required permits, schedule inspections, and provide documentation for your records. You don’t have to worry about paperwork or code compliance—just enjoy the peace of mind that the job is done right.
How much does a new HVAC system cost and what affects the price?
In the Grandview area, a typical furnace-and-AC replacement ranges from $7,000 to $12,000, while high-efficiency or multi-stage systems can reach $15,000 or more. Key cost factors include: • Home size and system capacity (measured in BTUs and tons) • Efficiency ratings (SEER2 for cooling, AFUE for heating) • Ductwork repairs or redesigns • Electrical panel upgrades or gas line extensions • Optional accessories such as humidifiers, ERVs, or smart controls • Manufacturer promos and extended warranties. We provide a free in-home load calculation and written quote so there are no surprises.
Are there rebates or incentives for high-efficiency HVAC installations in Grandview?
Absolutely. Evergy and Spire periodically offer cash rebates for ENERGY STAR®-rated air conditioners, heat pumps, and smart thermostats. Missouri customers can also claim up to a 30 % federal tax credit (up to $2,000) for qualifying heat pumps and up to $600 for high-efficiency central AC units under the Inflation Reduction Act. Manufacturers frequently advertise seasonal rebates, and low-interest energy-efficiency loans are available through select local banks. We help you identify, fill out, and submit all rebate paperwork to maximize your savings.
What ongoing maintenance is required to keep my new system running efficiently and maintain the warranty?
Most manufacturers require documented professional maintenance to keep parts warranties valid. We recommend: • Replacing or cleaning air filters every 1-3 months. • Scheduling professional tune-ups twice a year—one for cooling in spring and one for heating in fall. • Keeping outdoor condensers free of leaves and debris; maintain 2 ft. clearance around the unit. • Registering your equipment warranty within 60 days of installation. • Retaining service records in case of warranty claims. We offer affordable maintenance plans that cover these visits and include priority service, discounts on repairs, and reminder calls so you never miss a step.