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👉 Before you compare HVAC quotes, make sure you actually understand what you’re being shown.
If you’re not sure where to start, take the free Home Comfort Quiz here:
https://doug-pgsivurd.scoreapp.com

Welcome — I’m Doug Cross, and I help homeowners make sense of HVAC without pressure, confusion, or overspending.

If you’ve ever looked at an HVAC quote and thought:
“I hope this is right…”
You’re not alone.

Most HVAC quotes focus on price, but skip over the details that actually determine comfort, efficiency, and long-term cost. That’s where homeowners get stuck guessing — and guessing can get expensive.

In this animated HVAC First video, I’ll walk you through:

How comfort, efficiency, and pricing actually fit together

What’s usually missing from HVAC quotes

Why two quotes with similar prices can deliver very different results

The questions you should be asking before you decide

This video isn’t about selling equipment.
It’s about helping you ask better questions — so you can make a confident decision that actually fits your home.

You’ll also meet Sarah, who helps guide the conversation and highlight the moments where most homeowners pause, hesitate, or feel unsure. Together, we break things down in simple, honest language — no jargon, no scare tactics.

Whether you’re:

Replacing a furnace

Looking at a heat pump

Comparing multiple quotes

Or just trying to understand your options

This video will help you stop guessing and start seeing the full picture.

✅ NEXT STEP

If you want to see how your own home stacks up, take the free Home Comfort Quiz here:
👉 https://doug-pgsivurd.scoreapp.com

You’ll get:

A clear breakdown of comfort, efficiency, and operating cost factors

Insight into whether your system is likely fine — or worth a closer look

A smarter starting point before you talk to contractors

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I figured this out the hard way.
You don’t have to.