HVAC Services
Boise, Caldwell, Meridian, Nampa and the Treasure Valley
Commercial HVAC / Bidding
Atlas Heating & Air provides a clear, organized, and contractor‑friendly approach to commercial HVAC bidding. Our process is built around accuracy, communication, and reliability—ensuring general contractors, owners, and project managers know what to expect.
Every project begins with a review of the mechanical plans, specifications, addenda, and project requirements. We also appreciate the opportunity to walk the job site(s) to ensure the scope of work and preexisting conditions are understood/considered during the estimating process.
Atlas evaluates:
Equipment schedules
Mechanical drawings
Controls requirements
Electrical coordination needs (if applicable)
Roof access, structural notes, and lift/crane requirements (if applicable)
Project phasing and site conditions (if applicable)
Atlas works directly with trusted equipment suppliers and vendors to obtain accurate, up‑to‑date pricing.
Our estimating process includes:
Labor hours
Equipment/material pricing
Subcontractor quotes
Required rentals (cranes, lifts, trailers, etc.)
Travel time/Lodging (if applicable
Each proposal is delivered cleanly and professionally at the bid due date/time.
We accept bid invitations via email, directly through our website and/or through project management programs (Building Connected, Construct Connect, Procore, etc.)
This commercial estimating team consists of Owner/Estimator Dru Broom and Office manager Abbi Schiele.
New Residential HVAC
Atlas Heating & Air provides contractors with a smooth, reliable experience when it comes to pricing and installing new furnaces and A/C systems in residential construction.
We begin with a professional evaluation of the home’s layout, equipment needs, and airflow requirements to ensure the right furnace and/or air conditioner is selected for the space.
Every proposal includes:
Straightforward pricing
Installation details
Full scope of work
Our technicians complete clean, code‑compliant installations of new furnaces, air conditioners, and all related ductwork, followed by proper system startup and testing.
At the end of construction, we verify performance, walk the homeowners through system operation, and ensure they’re fully comfortable with their new equipment.
Routine Preventative Maintenance
Atlas Heating & Air provides reliable, proactive preventative maintenance to keep your HVAC systems running efficiently year‑round. Our routine service helps reduce breakdowns, extend equipment life, and protect your investment.
We perform thorough inspections of heating and cooling equipment each season to ensure safe, efficient operation.
Service Schedule: (Commercial)
Quarter One: March (A/C (Spring) Tune-Up)
Quarter Two: June (Filter Changes)
Quarter Three: September (Furnace (Winter) Tune-Up)
Quarter Four: December (Filter Changes)
Service Schedule: (Residential) Bi-Annual Services Only
Quarter One: March (A/C (Spring) Tune-Up)
Quarter Three: September (Furnace (Winter) Tune-Up)
Filter Changes & Cleaning
Atlas replaces filters, clears debris, and cleans critical components to maintain airflow and system performance.
Performance Testing
Our technicians verify refrigerant levels, electrical components, gas pressures, and overall system operation to catch issues early.
HVAC Change‑Outs
Atlas Heating & Air provides fast, professional furnace and A/C change‑outs designed to restore comfort with minimal disruption to your home. Our team manages the entire replacement process with clear communication, clean workmanship, and reliable results.
System Evaluation
To ensure your new furnace and/or air conditioner is properly sized and matched for your home, we assess:
Existing equipment
Ductwork
Airflow
Atlas offers honest, straightforward recommendations with good‑better‑best equipment options based on efficiency, comfort, and budget.
Every change‑out includes clear pricing, installation details, and a full outline of what’s included—no surprises.
Professional Installation
Our technicians:
Remove old furnace and/or A/C equipment
Install the new system
Ensure all work meets code and manufacturer standards
Test system performance
Verify airflow and refrigerant levels
Provide complete owner training on the new equipment

