System fit
Does the proposed equipment path fit the home, current system, ductwork uncertainty, backup heat needs, and comfort goals?
ComfortAdvisor-first quote review
Run your HVAC quote by someone before you sign.
ComfortAdvisor helps homeowners understand whether a quote is reasonable, what is missing, whether savings claims are realistic, and what questions to ask before spending $10,000-$30,000.
What we review
The goal is clarity before commitment.
Missing details
Are model numbers, permits, electrical scope, line-set details, ductwork, filtration, warranty terms, and startup steps clearly included?
Realistic savings claims
Are energy savings explained as a range with assumptions, or are comfort and reliability benefits being sold as guaranteed payback?
Comfort goals
Will the quote address hot rooms, cold rooms, noise, airflow, filtration, humidity, smoke, dust, or other homeowner priorities?
Filtration
Does the scope include a proper media filter cabinet, such as AprilAire or equivalent, instead of relying only on a restrictive one-inch slot?
Price and value
Is the quote understandable for its scope, and does a higher price reflect real installation quality, warranty, equipment, or comfort value?
Static intake preview
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Quote documents
What a future intake would ask for first.
- Quote PDF
- Photos of paper quotes
- Screenshots
- Copied email text
- Any savings or rebate claim language
Home and equipment context
Photos and basic facts help prevent apples-to-oranges recommendations.
- Furnace or air handler photo
- Outdoor AC or heat pump photo
- Equipment label photos
- Filter slot or media cabinet photo
- Utility bills are optional and improve operating-cost confidence
Comfort priorities
The right answer depends on what problem the homeowner is trying to solve.
- Hot or cold rooms
- Noise sensitivity
- Air quality, dust, pets, smoke, or allergies
- Lowest upfront cost vs. long-term value
- Whether the homeowner wants a reviewer to look later
Sample output
See the report style before any live intake exists.
The sample report demonstrates quote completeness, system-fit review, example savings reasoning, filtration guidance, installation-quality questions, and the educational disclaimer.