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Florida OIR Licensed
Licensed by the Florida Office of Insurance Regulation. You can verify our license on the state's public lookup.
Verify on FL DFS →N°00Regulatory Trust
Licensed, permitted, insurance-board backed.
Every one of those words is a commitment, not a slogan. Here's exactly what they mean, how you can verify them, and why they matter when you're spending $15,000 to $30,000 on a system that has to last twenty years.
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Insurance-Board Backed Warranties
Every warranty on every system we install is backed by the insurance board, not just a marketing promise. If a contractor disappears, your coverage stays.
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Always Permitted, Always Inspected
We pull permits on every installation. Every job is inspected by the local building department. No gray-area work. No shortcuts.
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Top-Tier Contractors Only
Fewer than 1 in 10 contractors who apply make it onto our platform. We review licenses, insurance, bonding, NATE/EPA certifications, and customer history one by one.
N°01Your Questions
The things people actually ask us.
How do I verify NewHVACDeals is actually licensed?+
You can look up our license on the Florida Office of Insurance Regulation public lookup at apps.fldfs.com/LookupProviders/. We welcome verification — transparency is a core part of how we operate.
What does "warranty backed by the insurance board" mean?+
Many contractors offer warranties on paper, but if the contractor goes out of business, the warranty goes with them. Our warranties are underwritten so that even if an individual installer leaves the network, your coverage continues with a replacement installer from our network.
Do you pull permits on every job?+
Yes. Every installation is permitted with the local building department and inspected on completion. This is required by Florida law for HVAC work, and we don't work with contractors who cut corners on permits.
How do you vet contractors?+
Every contractor applies through a multi-step process. We verify their state license with the Florida DBPR, confirm active general liability + workers' comp insurance, check bonding, verify NATE/EPA certifications for their technicians, review customer references, and look at BBB + Google history. We reject the majority of applicants.
What if something goes wrong after installation?+
Call our 24/7 human-answered line. If it is a manufacturing defect, the equipment warranty covers it. If it is an installation issue, our labor warranty covers it. If the contractor fails to respond, our insurance-board backing means another contractor from our network handles it at no cost to you.
Peace of mind is a feature.
You shouldn't have to trust us — you should be able to verify us. And you can.