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Heating & air · Northwest Arkansas

Heating and air repair, booked in a minute.

AC, furnaces, heat pumps, ductless, tune-ups and more for homes across Northwest Arkansas. Pick a time and we’ll text to confirm.

Rather talk? Call or text (479) 555-0127

  • 4.9 from 486 Google reviews
  • 84% fixed on the first visit
  • Licensed AR HVACR Class A
  • Since 2011
A woman reading on the floor of a bright, sunny living room. A mother and daughter reading together under a warm lamp.

Request a visit

About a minute
What’s going on?
Preferred day
Time window

Free to book. We text to confirm within 30 minutes, 7 am–7 pm.

Step 2 of 2

Where should we come?

Not cooling · Thu, Oct 29 · Morning

We text to confirm. No marketing texts.

Free to book. The $89 service call comes off the repair if you go ahead.

You’re on the list, Dana.

Cooling · Not cooling
Thursday, Oct 29 · Morning, 8–12
Fayetteville

What happens next

  1. 1Kim texts to confirm within 30 minutes (7 am–7 pm).
  2. 2Your tech texts about 30 minutes before he arrives, with his photo.
  3. 3You get a flat price in writing before any work starts.

Need us sooner? Call (479) 555-0127

After you book

You’ll know who’s coming and what it costs before we start.

  1. 1

    Request a visit About a minute

    Pick the problem, a day and morning or afternoon. Or call us, 7 am–7 pm.

  2. 2

    We text to confirm Within 30 minutes

    Kim confirms your day and window. Need a different time? Just reply.

  3. 3

    Your tech texts ahead About 30 minutes before

    With his name and photo, so you know who’s at the door.

  4. 4

    A flat price, in writing Before any work

    He finds the problem, shows you, and writes down the price. You decide. The $89 service call comes off the repair.

  5. Fixed, usually that visit 84% in 2025

    Our vans carry the common parts. You get a short report with photos by email.

Fairweather(479) 555-0127

Tue, Oct 27 · 10:14 AM

Hi Dana, it’s Kim at Fairweather. You’re set for Thursday, Oct 29, between 8 and noon. Reply here if anything changes.

Perfect, thank you!

Thu, Oct 29 · 9:02 AM

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Morning! Luis from Fairweather here. I’m about 30 minutes out.

10:41 AM

All fixed: new capacitor, and the AC’s cooling again. Your report and photos are in your email.

Text message
The texts you’ll get. Real people, no robocalls.

Services and prices

What we fix, install and tune up, and what it usually costs

Every repair visit starts with an $89 service call that comes off the repair if you go ahead. You get a flat price in writing before we start.

A technician’s hands connecting gauge hoses to an outdoor AC unit.

AC repair

Not cooling, blowing warm, iced up or dripping. Diagnosis, a flat price before work, and a 1-year warranty on the fix.

Most fixes$165–$650

A mug of cocoa, a book and a warm blanket.

Heating repair

Furnaces and heat pumps: no heat, short cycling, odd smells or noises. Same flat-price, 1-year-warranty deal.

Most fixes$139–$650

A technician in a light blue shirt servicing an outdoor unit.

New systems

AC, heat pump, gas furnace or dual fuel, installed in one day. Free in-home estimate with up to three written options.

From$3,900

Compare options

Tune-ups

Spring cooling, fall heating. Coils, refrigerant, drain, safeties, filter, and a written report.

$119or $199 for both

A bright living room with a wall-mounted ductless unit.

Ductless mini-splits

Bonus rooms, garages, additions and sunrooms. One room or a whole house.

From$4,200

Ducts & air quality

Duct repair and sealing, crawl-space ducts, whole-home dehumidifiers, better filters.

From$295

Thermostats

Simple or smart, installed and set up with you.

From$189

Typical repair prices

Plus the $89 service call, which comes off the repair.

  • Capacitor or contactor$165–$285
  • Clogged drain line$129–$189
  • Flame sensor or igniter$139–$349
  • Blower motor$495–$1,150
  • Refrigerant leak found and fixed$350–$1,400

We don’t work on commercial rooftop units, boilers, window units or water heaters. Ask and we’ll tell you who does.

Repair or replace

Should you repair it or replace it?

Answer four questions about your system. You’ll get the advice our techs give at the kitchen table, and nobody will call you about it.

1What kind of system?
2How old is it?

The year is on the label on the outdoor unit or the furnace.

3What’s the repair quote?

Ours or anyone’s.

4Repairs in the last two years?

Our advice

Repair it Think it over Plan to replace

Plan to replace it.

  • Heat pumps here usually last 12–15 years. Yours is 13–17.
  • Two or more repairs in two years usually means more are coming.
  • A new heat pump can use 20–40% less power than one from around 2010.

Next step: Fix only what gets you through, and let us give you a free replacement quote. Both options in writing, no pressure.

Repair it. It has good years left.

  • Gas furnaces here often last 18–22 years. Yours is 8–12.
  • A small repair, and no trouble in the last two years.
  • A fall tune-up keeps it that way: $119, or included on the Comfort Plan.

Next step: Book the repair. If anything else looks worn, we’ll show you and you decide.

Think it over. It could go either way.

  • Heat pumps here usually last 12–15 years. Yours is 13–17.
  • The repair is a real cost, and more may follow in the next few years.
  • How long you plan to stay in the house matters most.

Next step: Ask for both. We’ll fix it and price a replacement on the same visit, at no extra charge.

A rule of thumb, not a diagnosis. Your tech checks the whole system before you decide.

New systems

Three ways to replace a heat pump, all installed in one day

Typical prices for a 3-ton heat pump system in an 1,800 sq ft home, installed with a new thermostat, pad and haul-away. Your estimate is free and in writing.

Standard

Single-stage

On or off, full speed. Reliable, and the lowest price.

$7,400–$8,900typical installed

Efficiency
14.3–15.2 SEER2
Comfort
Good
Summer humidity
Basic
Sound outside
Like a box fan

10 years parts and labor

Most chosen

Two-stage

Two speeds

Runs on low most of the time, so rooms stay even and it’s quieter.

$8,800–$10,800typical installed

Efficiency
16–17 SEER2
Comfort
Even
Summer humidity
Better
Sound outside
Quieter on low

10 years parts and labor

Variable-speed

Adjusts all day

Adjusts in small steps all day. The quietest, and the best at pulling humidity out.

$10,500–$12,900typical installed

Efficiency
18–21 SEER2
Comfort
The most even
Summer humidity
Best
Sound outside
A hum

10 years parts and labor

  • AC + coil (keeps your furnace) from $5,900
  • Gas furnace from $3,900
  • Dual fuel from $9,800
  • Ductless from $4,200

Financing with approved credit: 0% for 12 months, or monthly payments up to 10 years. Every tier comes with our first-year comfort promise.

  1. 7:30 am

    We arrive, lay floor runners and protect the attic or closet.

  2. 8:00 am

    Old system out, refrigerant recovered the right way.

  3. 10:00 am

    New outdoor unit on a new pad; new air handler or coil set.

  4. 12:30 pm

    Lines, wiring, drain and your new thermostat.

  5. 3:00 pm

    Start-up, then pressure and airflow tests.

  6. 4:00 pm

    Walk-through, warranty registered, old equipment hauled away.

Comfort Plan

Two tune-ups a year, timed to the weather

One visit in spring before the heat, one in fall before the cold. Most breakdowns we see start as something a tune-up would have caught.

$16a month

or $179 a year for one system · $9 a month for each extra system · cancel anytime

On the planWithout it
Spring and fall tune-upsIncluded$199 for both
Service call fee$0$89
Repairs15% offRegular price
Heat waves and cold snapsYou’re first in lineIn the order you called
A text when it’s timeYes—
Typical daily highs in Fayetteville by month, from 47° in January to 90° in July, with spring and fall tune-up windows marked. 47° Jan 52° Feb 61° Mar 70° Apr 78° May 86° Jun 90° Jul 89° Aug 82° Sep 71° Oct 59° Nov 49° Dec 2 tune-ups a year
  • Spring tune-up March–April
  • Fall tune-up September–October

Typical daily highs in Fayetteville. Book spring before the first 90° week, usually late May; fall before the first freeze, usually early November.

What’s in a tune-up

  • Coils cleaned
  • Refrigerant and pressures checked
  • Capacitors and contactors tested
  • Drain line cleared
  • Gas valve, flame and safeties checked
  • Filter changed
  • A written report with photos

About 1,100 homes are on the plan.

Reviews

Reviews from homes across Northwest Arkansas

4.9

from 486 Google reviews

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A mother and son relaxing on a couch in a sunny living room.

“Our AC quit on a Saturday in July with a newborn in the house. Kim texted back in ten minutes and Luis was here by three. New capacitor, cooling by four.”

Brianna T. Fayetteville · AC repair · July 2026

“Two other companies said we needed a new system. Andre found a cracked drain pan and a dirty coil, fixed both, and told us the unit had years left. That was last summer and it’s still going.”

Gary M. Springdale · AC repair · August 2025

“They replaced our 19-year-old heat pump in one day. Runners on the floor, the attic cleaned up, the old unit gone by four. The house is quieter and the bill is lower.”

Priya S. Rogers · New heat pump · April 2026

“Furnace went out the night of the ice storm. They had someone here by eight the next morning, and the price was what they said on the phone.”

Dale W. Farmington · Furnace repair · January 2026

“I like knowing who’s coming. The tech texted with his photo and showed up right on time.”

Ellen R. Bentonville · Tune-up · September 2026

“On the Comfort Plan for six years. They remind me, they show up, they change the filter. Haven’t had a breakdown since.”

Joan K. Prairie Grove · Comfort Plan · October 2026

“We put a ductless unit in the garage gym. Clean install, tidy lines, done in a day.”

Marcus J. Lowell · Ductless mini-split · May 2026

“Our rental’s AC died between tenants. Kim set it up with the new tenant and sent me the photos and the invoice. Easy.”

Ray P. Johnson · AC repair · August 2026
Andre Lassiter, owner of Fairweather Heating & Air, smiling in a blue work shirt.
Andre LassiterOwner · AR HVACR Class A

Who we are

Owned by Andre and Kim Lassiter since 2011

Andre grew up in south Fayetteville and spent eight years as a service tech for a big company in Fort Smith. In 2011 he started Fairweather with one van and their garage. Kim joined in 2014 and runs the office. She’s the one who texts you back.

Today we’re nine people and six vans, and Andre still runs calls every July.

We carry the common parts, so most calls are done in one trip.

Andre Lassiter, owner
  • Background-checked and drug-tested
  • EPA-certified for refrigerant
  • Shoe covers and floor runners in every home
  • On payroll, never subcontracted
  • 15years in Northwest Arkansas
  • 9people, 6 vans
  • 1,800+systems installed
  • 1,100homes on the Comfort Plan

Every January we fix heat free for a few seniors on fixed incomes, through a Fayetteville senior center.

Where and when

Heating and air for 16 towns in Northwest Arkansas

Washington County

  • Fayetteville
  • Springdale
  • Johnson
  • Farmington
  • Prairie Grove
  • Greenland
  • West Fork
  • Elkins
  • Goshen
  • Tontitown
  • Elm Springs
  • Lincoln

Benton County

  • Rogers
  • Bentonville
  • Lowell
  • Cave Springs

Siloam Springs, Bella Vista, Pea Ridge or Huntsville? Ask us. A $49 trip fee may apply.

Hours

Monday–Friday
7 am–7 pm
Saturday
8 am–2 pm
Sunday
On call only

After hours No heat or no cooling after hours or on a Sunday? Call. Our on-call tech will come out; the service call is $159.

Book by 1 pm and we can usually come the same day.

Call (479) 555-0127

Questions

Questions about cost, timing and your home

Still wondering? Text us a photo of the label on your unit with your question. Kim answers 7 am–7 pm.

Text (479) 555-0127

Cost

What does it cost for you to come out?

$89 for the service call, which covers finding the problem. If you go ahead with the repair, the $89 comes off. Comfort Plan members pay nothing to have us out. After hours and Sundays it’s $159.

Do you offer financing?

On new systems, yes, with approved credit: 0% for 12 months, or monthly payments up to 10 years. Your written estimate shows the monthly number.

Timing

Can you come today?

Book by 1 pm and we usually can. In a heat wave or a cold snap, Comfort Plan members go first, then everyone else in the order they called.

How long does a new system take?

One day for most homes. We start at 7:30 and you’re heating or cooling by late afternoon.

Your home

Do I need to be home?

Someone 18 or older should be there to let us in and OK the price. For rentals, your tenant can let us in and we’ll text you the price.

Will you make a mess?

We wear shoe covers, lay runners to the attic or closet, and clean up after ourselves. Attic insulation goes back where it was.

Equipment

Do you work on my brand?

We repair every major brand. For new systems we install three major brands, and we’ll tell you why we’d pick one for your house.

My system uses R-22 (Freon). Is that a problem?

R-22 isn’t made anymore, so recharging an old system costs a lot. If an R-22 system needs refrigerant, it’s usually time to plan a replacement.

Too hot, too cold, or just time for a tune-up?

Book a visit in about a minute. We text to confirm within 30 minutes.

Mon–Fri 7 am–7 pm · Sat 8 am–2 pm · On call for no heat or no cooling