Private quote-readiness check

See what the proposal says—and what still needs an answer.

Paste the written scope from an HVAC, heat-pump, or mini-split quote. You will get a neutral checklist of documented topics and precise follow-up questions. The text is checked in your browser and is not sent to Splitsizer or an AI provider.

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No upload or account.

Documentation check
No contractor ranking.

Questions, not a verdict
No pricing or sizing approval.

Documentation scan

Proposal topics found

“Mentioned” means matching words appeared in the pasted text. It does not mean the detail is complete, correct, code-compliant, or suitable for your home. Confirm every item with the contractor and source documents.

What this cannot decide

This scan does not tell you whether the price is fair, approve the contractor, verify licenses, perform Manual J, determine code or rebate compliance, or prove that the proposed equipment is right. Local labor, existing conditions, design temperatures, ducts, electrical work, permits, and exact model pairings require source documents and qualified local review.

Optional next step

Ask for an installer match

For a larger project, compare more than one proposal when possible. Load calculations, rebate handling, electrical scope, and the exact equipment match can differ materially between bids.

Takes about 90 seconds. Splitsizer reviews qualified requests by email and will contact you if a matching installer path is available.

Why these proposal details matter

Two quotes with the same tonnage can cover very different jobs. Exact indoor and outdoor model numbers, a home-specific load calculation, electrical and duct or line-set scope, permits, startup checks, and separate labor and equipment warranties make the proposals easier to compare without pretending the lowest total is automatically best.

Final residential sizing should use a home-specific load calculation. See ACCA Manual J, verify matched equipment in the AHRI Directory, and confirm permits, incentives, and installation requirements with the applicable local and program authorities.