HVAC Repair or Replace Assessment

It's a free interactive assessment that helps you decide whether to repair or replace your HVAC system. Answer a few quick questions about your AC, heat pump, or furnace, its age, repair history, and condition, and in about two minutes you'll get one of three clear results: a repair likely makes sense, it's a close call, or replacement is worth serious consideration, with the reasoning shown. 

Yes, the assessment is free. To see your result, you'll enter your name and email, and you'll get a copy in your inbox (phone is optional). There's no cost and no account or password to set up, and a Comfort Guide only follows up if you want one. If you decide to have a Comfort Guide come out, a replacement quote is free; on a repair, a Comfort Guide diagnoses the issue for a diagnostic fee and then gives you the exact repair quote before any work begins. 

No. The tool returns repair, close call, or replace based on your answers, and it's built to recommend a repair whenever that's the honest call. Telling you to keep a good system running is the whole point. 

The things that actually drive the decision: your system's age against its expected service life, the repair history and how big those repairs were, any safety red flags, and how well the system is keeping your home comfortable. It's built to sort those the way a Comfort Guide would, not to push you toward a new system. 

It's a solid starting point, not a diagnosis. It weighs the same factors a Comfort Guide does, but only your technician, looking at your actual system, can confirm it. Think of it as a well-informed second opinion you can get in two minutes. 

It's a common rule of thumb: multiply your estimated repair cost by the age of your system. If the total is more than $5,000, replacement is usually the better value. If it's under, a repair often makes sense. The tool uses it as one factor among several, not the only one. 

If you report a carbon monoxide alarm, a gas smell, or burning or electrical issues, the assessment flags it so it isn't overlooked in follow-up. This tool is not an emergency service and can't judge a live safety hazard. If you think your home may be unsafe, treat it as an emergency and follow the guidance of your local fire department, gas utility, and 911 emergency responders, who generally advise getting to fresh air and calling 911 or your gas provider from a safe location. Once everyone is safe, you're welcome to reach Honest Fix at (740) 825-9408. 

No. Run the assessment, get your read, and decide on your own time. When you're ready, a Comfort Guide is a click or a call away.