Naples Heating Services

Comprehensive Heating Solutions in Collier County

While air conditioning is king in Southwest Florida, we know that a reliable system is just as important for those cooler winter nights. As a family-owned and -operated company that’s been serving our community since 1972, we are familiar with the local climate and can set your heating equipment up for success, whether you rely on a furnace, heat pump, or ductless system.

At JP Brett & Sons Air Conditioning, we are here to assist you with residential and commercial heating repairs, installations, and routine maintenance. While we are a Trane Comfort Specialist™, our licensed and insured HVAC technicians can service all makes and models. In addition to 24/7 emergency service and same-day support, we offer upfront pricing, honest advice, and free estimates on new heating systems. Our team prioritizes professionalism, integrity, safety, and efficiency, and no matter your needs, we are confident we can deliver the right solution the first time. Ask about our satisfaction guarantee, warranties, and financing options!

When you need reliable heating services in Naples, FL, call (239) 309-1593 or contact us online to schedule an appointment. Se habla español.

What Factors Contribute to the Cost of a Heating Repair or Installation?

Determining the final cost of a heating repair or a new system installation involves several variables. Because we want you to feel fully confident and informed about your investment, we can always walk you through your options and provide clear and transparent pricing for each service before we begin any work. This way, you know exactly what to expect and can make the best decision for your needs and budget.

Here are the key factors that contribute to the overall cost of your heating service:

• Type of service and severity of the problem. For repairs, the cost depends on the specific component that failed. A minor fix, like replacing a flame sensor or capacitor, tends to be significantly less expensive than a major component replacement, such as a new heat pump compressor or a heat exchanger in a furnace. For installations, the cost is tied to the type of system you choose.
• Equipment type and efficiency rating. The initial cost of a new heating system largely depends on the brand, model, and its energy efficiency rating. Higher-efficiency units cost more upfront but often lead to substantial long-term savings on your monthly utility bills. We can help you weigh the upfront cost against the lifetime energy savings.
• System size and property requirements. Your home or business’s square footage, ceiling height, and insulation determine the proper size, or heating capacity, of the system you need. A system that is too small cannot heat your home efficiently, while an oversized unit cycles on and off too frequently. Larger systems with higher capacity naturally require a higher investment in equipment.
• Complexity of installation and existing ductwork. If your installation is a simple swap of an old unit with a new, similar model, labor costs are typically lower. However, if your property requires major ductwork modifications, electrical upgrades, or the installation of a new gas line, these complexities will add to the overall labor and material costs.
• Parts and labor. For both repairs and installations, the cost includes the price of quality replacement parts or new equipment, the labor rate for our professional technicians, and any associated permitting and inspection fees.