Independent quote review
Two quotes that don't agree — or one that's a lot higher than you expected. Send them to a tech who has actually installed and serviced this equipment, and get a straight answer on what's fair, what's missing, and what to ask.
What the review covers
This isn't a vibe check. It's the same things a good contractor looks at before they put their name on a job.
We read every line: equipment model numbers, labor, permits, disposal, materials, and the "misc" charges that hide in the fine print.
No load calculation, no duct sealing, no commissioning numbers, vague warranty language. We flag the gaps that turn into expensive callbacks.
Is the equipment sized to your house, or just matched to the old unit? Oversizing and undersizing both cost you — in comfort and in bills.
Does the quoted efficiency actually qualify for utility or federal incentives? Are you paying for a higher rating than the install will deliver?
We give you the exact questions to ask each contractor — the ones that separate a careful installer from a quick one.
You get everything in writing, then we walk through it together on a 20-minute call so you can ask questions in plain language.
The deliverable
Not a phone opinion. A written document you can keep, quote from, and hand to a contractor.
Your quotes side by side — equipment, labor, materials, and total — so the differences are visible instead of buried in two PDFs.
Exactly what each quote leaves out: load calculation, ductwork, permit, haul-away, commissioning, labor warranty.
The model numbers decoded — actual efficiency, actual capacity, and whether the size fits your home or just matches the old one.
What looks high, what looks low, and what's simply missing — in plain language, not sales talk.
Anything that looks like a problem: vague language, pressure tactics, skipped permits, or a warranty that isn't really a warranty.
A short, tailored list to ask each contractor — plus what a good answer sounds like and what a dodge sounds like.
How it works
PDF, photos, or a forwarded email. Two quotes, or one you're unsure about. You can also just describe the job.
We compare what you were quoted against real-world pricing, standard scope, and what your system actually needs.
A written summary within 3 business days: what's fair, what's missing, what to push back on.
A 20-minute call to answer your questions. Then you decide — with no obligation to hire anyone, including us.
Who's reading it
Floyd Home Comfort is owner-operated. The person who reads your quote is the person who does the work.
Pricing
One price whether it's a single quote or two. You're paying for time and judgment, not a sales visit — and it's a fraction of what a wrong $12,000 decision costs.
We're an HVAC company. In the Wichita area we also sell and install equipment, so we have a horse in this race.
We tell you that up front so you can weigh our review accordingly — and hiring us is not required to use the review. If your quotes are fair, we'll tell you they're fair. If they're not, we'll show you why.
This is an advisory service, not an inspection, engineering report, or a guarantee of any contractor's work.
Good fit / not a fit
Questions
Start here
Fill this out and it opens your phone's messaging app with the details pre-filled — or just call or text us directly. We'll confirm the $149 and tell you exactly where to send the quotes.
Serving Wichita & Sedgwick County.