Finally, an HVAC proposal you can actually understand.

The Problem We Solve

Getting your HVAC system replaced is one of the most expensive decisions a homeowner makes — often $8,000 to $20,000 or more. Yet most homeowners have no idea whether the quote they're holding is fair, whether the equipment is good, or whether the contractor is reputable.

Proposals are full of model numbers, acronyms, and industry jargon. Contractors know this. You deserve better.

What MyHVACReport Does

You upload your HVAC proposal. We analyze it. Within minutes, you receive a plain-English report that tells you:

• Is the price fair? We compare your quote against real regional market benchmarks for your system type and size.
• Is the equipment good? We evaluate the manufacturer, the specific model, and its efficiency rating against the full market — not just what that one contractor happens to sell.
• Is the contractor reputable? We assess licensing, reviews, experience, and standing.
• What's missing from the proposal? We flag scope gaps, missing warranty details, and red flags you should ask about before signing.
• What questions should you ask? We give you a tailored list of follow-up questions so you can walk into that conversation with confidence.

Every proposal receives a MyHVACReport Score — a 0–100 composite rating across price, equipment quality, contractor reputation, and proposal completeness. No guesswork. No jargon.

How It Works

Who We Are

MyHVACReport.com is an AI-powered HVAC intelligence platform built for homeowners. We're a small, independent company with one focus: helping you make informed decisions when it matters most.

We don't sell HVAC equipment. We don't sell leads to contractors. We work for you.

Our Data

Our pricing benchmarks are built from real proposal data, normalized and verified across equipment types, system sizes, and geographic regions. We update our benchmarks regularly and expand our regional coverage as our dataset grows.

Our equipment evaluations are based on manufacturer tier research and absolute model-level analysis — meaning we assess how equipment compares across the entire market, not just within one brand's lineup.