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If the house is hot or cold right now, call. Say which one, and how old the unit is if you know.

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Cooling that is weak, short-cycling, frozen, or not running.

Is the indoor coil frozen, and was the filter and airflow checked before parts were quoted?
What refrigerant does the system use, and is a leak search included?
Is the repair a part replacement or a sign the system is near the end of its life?

Furnaces, heat pumps, and boilers that will not start or will not stay lit.

Was the heat exchanger, flue, or combustion air inspected?
Are you being quoted a part that is still manufactured for this model?
Is the home without heat, and what temporary option exists if the repair waits on a part?

Replacing a condenser, air handler, furnace, heat pump, or a matched system.

Was the load calculated for this house, or is the new unit the same nominal size as the old one?
Are the ducts being reused as-is, sealed, or resized?
What efficiency rating is specified, and is that the installed system or a brochure figure?

A scheduled check of airflow, condensate, electrical connections, and combustion where it applies.

What is on the checklist, and do you get a copy?
Are refrigerant gauges connected on every visit, or only when there is a symptom?
Does a maintenance plan auto-renew, and what does it exclude?

Filter size, a blocked return, and a collapsed duct can look like a failed compressor. Ask what was ruled out.
Matched indoor and outdoor equipment is a normal specification topic. A new condenser on an old coil is a different job from a matched pair.
Efficiency ratings compare equipment under a test procedure. They are not a promise of a dollar savings on a particular house.