Whole home
New Construction HVAC
HVAC designed into your new build from the start.
Quick answer
What HVAC costs on a new build depends on the size of the home, your build plans, and whether you go ductless, ducted heat pump, furnace, or central air. HVAC that gets rushed in at the end of a build is where comfort problems and high bills get locked in for the life of the house, so it pays to get it designed right while the walls are open. So I work from your plans, size the system to the home, and put your exact number in writing before the build moves ahead. I design and install new-construction systems myself, sized to the home you are building and installed clean before the drywall closes.
- Licensed & Insured
- The owner does the work
- Zero callbacks on installs
- Serving a 50-mile radius
What you get
A system designed for the house
I size and lay out the system to your plans while the walls are open, so it fits the home instead of being forced in at the end.
Clean rough-in and line-sets
Line-sets, ductwork, and equipment run clean and planned, not squeezed into whatever space is left over.
The right system for your build
Ductless, ducted heat pump, furnace, or central air, matched to your layout, your budget, and your efficiency goals.
Rebate-ready efficiency
Efficient new-construction heat pumps qualify for NHSaves and Mass Save money, and I plan for it from the start.
Who it's for
You are building a new home and want the HVAC designed in, not rushed at the end.
You are a builder or GC who wants one accountable installer who shows up on schedule.
You are adding an addition and want it conditioned right and matched to the house.
You want an efficient, rebate-ready system planned from the framing stage.
How it works
- 01
I design to your plans
I work from your layout to size and place the system while the walls are still open.
- 02
You get a clear scope and number
The full system, the rough-in, and any rebate, in writing before the work starts.
- 03
I rough it in clean
Line-sets, ducts, and equipment locations run planned and tidy, coordinated with the rest of the build.
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I set, test, and commission it
I finish the install, test the whole system, and hand over a home that is comfortable from day one.
Real cost and rebates
Quick answer
A written number from your build plans, free
What new-construction HVAC costs depends on the size of the home, your build plans, and whether you choose ductless, a ducted heat pump, a furnace, or central air. Efficient heat-pump systems qualify for NHSaves money in New Hampshire, up to $1,250 per ton when they replace electric-resistance heat, plus $650 per outdoor unit from the New England Heat Pump Accelerator, and Mass Save money in Massachusetts. The federal 25C tax credit ended on December 31, 2025. I lay out the whole scope and put the honest number in writing before the build moves ahead.
Free estimate. I measure your home and put the number in writing before any work starts.
What people are saying
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Tanner did the HVAC on our new build from the framing on. Clean rough-in, sized right, and the house is comfortable in every room. He was on schedule the whole way.
As a builder I want one guy who shows up and does it right. Tanner designed the system, ran clean line-sets, and tested everything. Easy to work with.
Common questions
When should I bring in the HVAC installer on a new build?
As early as you can, ideally at the design or framing stage. Sizing and laying out the system while the walls are open means clean line-sets, right-sized equipment, and no comfort problems baked into the finished house.
What system is best for new construction?
It depends on your layout, budget, and efficiency goals. A ducted or ductless heat pump gives efficient heating and cooling in one system, while a furnace with central air is a familiar path. I lay out the real options and numbers so you can choose.
Do you work with builders and GCs?
Yes. I am the licensed owner on your jobsite, I show up on schedule, and I coordinate the rough-in with the rest of the build. One accountable person, start to finish.
Can you plan for rebates on a new build?
Yes. Efficient heat-pump systems qualify for NHSaves and Mass Save money, and planning the equipment from the start makes sure you clear what you are entitled to. I tell you honestly what applies.
Get your free estimate
Ready for a straight answer on your system?
Tell me what is going on and I will get back to you personally, usually the same day, with an honest number in writing before any work starts. Not sure yet? The 60-second quiz points you to the right system.