Springdale, AR
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Anderson Air · New construction

HVAC for new construction projects in Springdale, AR

Building a house in Northwest Arkansas? Anderson Air installs the heating, cooling and ventilation, and works around your construction timeline so the project stays on track.

For home builders and owner-builders

Heating and cooling set in from the first framing walk

Anderson Air has served Northwest Arkansas since 1967, and new construction is one of the jobs where that history pays off. We install reliable, high-performance heating, cooling and ventilation in homes that are still being built.

Our team is known for solving the awkward problems a build throws up, from a tight chase to a change in the plans. Installation costs stay reasonable, so the HVAC line of the budget does not drift.

Working with a general contractor on a larger job? Read about our mechanical heating and cooling work for builders, or see how we handle commercial projects.

A mini-split outdoor unit installed by Anderson Air on a new pad against white siding

Three signs your build needs a proper HVAC plan

If any of these describe your project, bring us in early.

  • The plans call for a custom HVAC solution

    If the house has unusual design requirements or particular climate control needs, stock equipment rarely fits. We shape the heating, cooling and ventilation around the plans in front of us.

  • The system has to meet local building code

    A layout that misses code or HVAC regulations means delays and fines at inspection. Getting the system right up front keeps the project moving.

  • Energy efficiency is part of the brief

    New homes are expected to cost less to run and put less strain on the grid. Modern, efficient equipment installed properly is how a new build meets that expectation.

How a new construction job runs with Anderson Air

Three steps, in order, with nothing hidden between them.

  1. Step One

    Expert consultation

    We assess what the project needs for heating, cooling and ventilation and give you recommendations that fit the house and the plans.

  2. Step Two

    Book the appointment around your timeline

    Installation is scheduled to sit inside the construction schedule, so our crew arrives when the house is ready for it and the rest of the build keeps its pace.

  3. Step Three

    Feedback once the work is done

    When we finish, we want to hear how it went. Questions get answered and suggestions get used on the next build.

What goes into the house

Most new homes need a cooling system and a heating system chosen together. Start with the equipment pages, then call us with your plans.

Est. 1967
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Secure your service appointment

A simple tune-up or an urgent call, the team at Anderson Air is here to help. Tell us where the build stands and when the crew needs to be there.