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Tell us the job and your address. NiceList sends it to HVAC pros near Indianapolis at once and collects up to five bids.
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Indiana has no statewide HVAC contractor license, so local rules apply. Indianapolis licenses HVAC contractors through the Department of Business and Neighborhood Services, so ask bidders for their city license. Older homes can have undersized ducts that affect the price.
Ask each bidder whether your job needs a permit and who pulls it. Indianapolis is in Marion County, and you can confirm the rules with the city's Department of Business and Neighborhood Services.
NiceList asks for this up front, then sends your request to HVAC pros near Indianapolis at the same time. Some can give a firm price from the details. Others give a range and confirm after a visit.
You tell us the job and your address, then answer a few questions. NiceList sends your request to pros near Indianapolis at once and collects up to five bids in your account. You compare them and pick one, with no obligation to hire.
No. NiceList collects bids from independent local pros. The pro you pick does the work and is responsible for it.
Invited pros see your address, job details and photos so they can price the job. Your name, phone and email stay hidden until you pick a pro.
Replacing equipment often needs a mechanical permit. Ask each bidder who pulls it, and confirm with the city's Department of Business and Neighborhood Services. Be wary of a contractor who asks you to pull it yourself.
Look for the exact model and efficiency rating, how the system was sized, any duct or electrical work, removal of the old unit, and the warranty on parts and labor.
