How Honest Fix Installs, Published in Full

A repair that goes wrong gets done again. An installation does not. The duct sizing, the line set behind the wall, the way the coil was brazed, the charge that was set the day it started up, all of it gets closed up and you live with the result for as long as you own the system. A system installed to a standard and a system installed fast look identical the afternoon the truck pulls away. The difference shows up in your power bill, in the room that never quite keeps up, and in the repair you should not have needed in year three. 

So Honest Fix wrote the Installation Handbook down and published it. What follows is that handbook turned into pages you can read, and each one is a real requirement your technician is held to on the job and inspected against afterward. Read the ones that matter to you. Then look at your own system, or at the quote sitting on your kitchen table, and see whether it measures up. 

Before any of this, there is sizing. A system that was never sized for your home cannot be installed well, because the equipment is wrong before anyone picks up a tool. Honest Fix runs a complete Manual J load calculation on every full-system replacement, room by room where the home calls for it. No oversizing. The equipment matches the calculated load, not the size of whatever was there before. "We will match what you have now" is a guess, and you are entitled to the measurement instead.