HVAC Services in Milwaukee

HVAC Service Since 2000 for More than 13,000 Clients

Since 2000, Burant Heating & Air Conditioning LLC has provided heating and cooling services for homes and businesses throughout Milwaukee and Southeastern Wisconsin. We service all makes and models, whether you need a furnace or air conditioner repaired, preventive maintenance, new equipment, or help improving indoor air quality.

Before recommending a repair or replacement, we evaluate the equipment, property layout, comfort concerns, airflow, and budget. Our team provides flat-rate pricing before service work begins and free in-home estimates for equipment replacement. We’ve served more than 13,000 clients, and 24/7 emergency HVAC service is available when a system failure can’t wait.

Contact us at (414) 386-3660 or message us online to discuss the HVAC service your property needs.

Heating & Air Conditioning Services

Our HVAC services cover installation, repair, replacement, and maintenance for residential and commercial systems. We also address filtration, humidity, ventilation, and other factors that affect how a property feels throughout the year.

Our comprehensive services include:

• Air Conditioning
• Heating
• AC installations
• AC repairs
• AC maintenance
• AC filters
• Furnace installations
• Furnace repairs and maintenance
• Heater installation
• Boiler installations
• Boiler repairs and maintenance
• Heat pump installations
• Indoor air quality

What to Expect From Our Milwaukee HVAC Service

As a family-based company, we prioritize direct, honest communication. Our technicians service all makes and models.

We arrive on time for scheduled appointments and welcome your questions. After an installation, we remove old equipment and debris.

When you hire us, you can expect:

• Direct assistance from our team instead of an answering service
• Clear explanations of the diagnosis and recommended repairs
• Careful protection and cleanup of the work area

We’ve served Milwaukee and Southeastern Wisconsin since 2000 and maintain an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau.

Preventive HVAC Maintenance With the Comfort Assurance Plan

Our Comfort Assurance Plan (CAP) provides structured preventive maintenance for your HVAC equipment. CAP members don’t have to schedule annual services themselves.

Scheduled maintenance can extend the life of your HVAC system and improve its efficiency. Our CAP plan offers several tiers of service so you can choose the level of coverage that best fits your budget and comfort needs.

Maintenance may include inspection, cleaning, testing, adjustment, and checking for worn or failing components. The appropriate timing depends on the equipment type, operating season, system condition, and manufacturer recommendations.

HVAC Warranties, Pricing, Financing & Rebates

We provide a 10-year labor warranty on top-tier equipment, a six-year labor warranty on mid-level equipment, and a three-year labor warranty on entry-level equipment. Repair work includes a two-year warranty covering parts and labor. Coverage can vary by equipment tier, installation scope, manufacturer terms, and repair category, so we can explain the applicable terms for your project.

Our flat-rate pricing model gives you the full service cost before work begins. For new systems and significant repairs, flexible financing options are available. We also help customers navigate Focus on Energy rebates and other applicable local or state incentive programs.

Rebate availability and eligibility can change. When comparing replacement options, consider the installed cost, warranty coverage, expected maintenance, efficiency, comfort requirements, and current incentives together.

HVAC Equipment for Different Property & Comfort Needs

For your Milwaukee home or business, we install established equipment brands, including Lennox and Bryant, and provide options for different property layouts and comfort goals. Equipment selection should account for system compatibility, building size, distribution needs, humidity, efficiency goals, and installation constraints.

A central air conditioning system and gas furnace may suit a property with compatible ductwork, while a ductless mini-split can address spaces where extending ducts isn’t practical. Heat pumps provide another heating and cooling option. Boilers, zoning controls, thermostats, humidifiers, ventilators, and filtration products serve different comfort and indoor air quality needs.

We carry a complete line of climate control systems:

• Air conditioning units
• Gas furnaces
• Ductless splits
• Heat pumps
• Humidifiers
• Programmable thermostats
• Air purifiers and cleaners
• Ventilators
• Zoning products

Brands used or carried include:

• Lennox
• Honeywell
• Bryant
• York
• TriangleTube Boilers
• Mitsubishi Ductless Splits

Seasonal HVAC Considerations in Milwaukee

Milwaukee’s cold winters, lake-effect winds, and humid summers place different demands on heating and cooling equipment. Before sustained cold weather, schedule maintenance for your furnace or boiler and have concerns involving airflow, insulation, or ductwork evaluated. Cooling systems should be checked before periods of heavy summer use.

Filters, equipment condition, thermostat settings, ductwork, and humidity control can all affect comfort and energy use. A programmable thermostat can support schedules that reflect when a property is occupied, while proper filtration and airflow remain important in every season.

Older properties may have limited duct space, uneven distribution, or a mix of equipment from different periods. Newer construction can present different sizing, ventilation, and humidity-control questions. We use our knowledge of Southeastern Wisconsin’s climate when evaluating and recommending HVAC equipment.

Milwaukee HVAC Permits & Wisconsin Requirements

Permit and plan-review requirements depend on the municipality, property type, equipment, and scope of work. The City of Milwaukee identifies air conditioner work as requiring a permit. It also requires HVAC plan submittal for certain new construction, additions, and alterations, while listing exceptions for some equipment replacements and air-conditioning-only installations.

Wisconsin’s Department of Safety and Professional Services identifies HVAC contractor registration requirements under Chapter SPS 305. Because requirements can vary by project and jurisdiction, property owners should confirm the applicable permits, plan review, and credential requirements with their contractor and the relevant local authority before work begins.

Our service includes 24/7 emergency availability, flat-rate pricing, free in-home equipment replacement estimates, financing options, and assistance with applicable energy incentives.