Residential
HVAC Equipment Inspection for Home Buyers — Wichita, KS
Confidence In Your Future Purchase.
A general home inspection tells you the furnace turns on. It doesn't tell you how much life is left in it, or what you'll be spending in two years. Arrow's equipment inspection does.
20+
Years Experience
All Makes
& Models
Licensed
BUS2025-11907
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on GoogleResidential
& Commercial
Before you close
What You Get
A full assessment of the heating and cooling equipment by a technician with more than 20 years of experience, plus recommendations on what you're actually looking at.
Condition
The state of what is there, on both the heating and the cooling side — the furnace or air handler, the condenser, the coil, the ductwork it all runs through, and how the equipment has been treated up to now.
Expected remaining life
How much of its service life a piece of equipment has already spent, and what that suggests about the years ahead. An estimate from someone who has replaced a great many of them, not a number off a chart.
Anything that needs attention
What is worn, what is missing, and what would be worth doing before it becomes the reason you are calling somebody. Told to you plainly, whether or not it changes your mind about the house.
What condition looks like
Age Is Not the Whole Answer
Outdoor equipment wears where you can see it. Chalked and faded panels, corrosion coming up from the base, a coil face packed with whatever has blown through it over the years — all of that says something about how long a unit has been standing there and how it has been looked after.
None of it, by itself, says the equipment is finished. Tidy-looking units are sometimes near the end of their service life and rough-looking ones sometimes have years left in them, which is the whole difference between reading the date off a nameplate and having somebody who has replaced a great many of them tell you what he is actually looking at.
The part nobody opens
The Ductwork Counts Too
Condition covers the ductwork the equipment runs through, and that is the half of a system a walkthrough never gets to. Duct sits inside floors and behind finished panels; an inspection that confirms the furnace lights has not been anywhere near it.
What it is made of, and what the years have done to it, matter as much as the age of the equipment on either end. These two frames are from our own work and neither is a judgement on any house — they are what the two ends of that range look like.
Corroded sheet metal inside a floor duct opening. 
A return-air plenum fabricated new and fitted into a floor opening beside a furnace.
What you do with it
The Straight Shot, Before You Sign
You'll get The Straight Shot: what's in good shape, what's worn, what will need replacing, and roughly what that means.
We have no stake in whether you buy the house. The assessment reads the same either way, and what you do with it is entirely your business.
Information you can use at the negotiating table, or just to know what you're signing up for.
Booking
Book the Inspection
A technician who has spent more than 20 years inside this equipment goes over the heating and the cooling both, and tells you what he finds.
- What it costs
- $250
- What it covers
- Assessment and recommendations
Tell us the address and the window you're working inside, and we'll fit it in where we can.
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Our customers talk about the same things: we show up fast, we find what’s actually wrong, and we finish when we said we would.
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Let's Get Your Comfort Back
Tell us what your system is doing and we'll tell you what it needs.
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316-807-1713- Monday–Friday
- 7:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.
- Saturday
- By appointment only
- Sunday
- Closed
Arrow Heating and Air Conditioning, LLC · License# BUS2025-11907