GE Connect NS15
A side-discharge inverter heat-pump option for heating and cooling. Haynes will confirm the indoor and outdoor equipment match, performance rating and installation scope for your home.
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AC acting up? Planning a replacement? Make your next step simple with Haynes—your local heating and air conditioning team since 1977.
Serving Rome, Cedartown and Northwest Georgia—including Floyd, Polk, Bartow, Gordon and Chattooga counties.
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Comfort Care · One system
$17.99 / month
Ongoing monthly term, or $167.99 upfront for a 12-month term.
Home comfort & duct design
A plan for the rooms you live in.
Hot bedrooms or weak airflow? Ask about home measurements, load calculations and duct-design options before choosing your next system.
We use LiDAR measurement tools to support planning. Your proposal defines the assessment and design work included.
Explore GE equipment
GE heat pumps, installed by Haynes.
Explore GE heat pump options for year-round heating and cooling. Our team will help match the equipment and installation scope to your home.
GE Connect NS18
GE Connect side-discharge inverter heat pumps combine heating and cooling in a compact outdoor design, with compatibility for common 24-volt thermostats. Exact system performance depends on the selected indoor/outdoor match.
GE NS21
GE NS21 inverter heat pumps offer variable-speed operation, on-demand defrost and compatibility with popular 24-volt thermostats. We confirm the equipment match and performance rating for your home before installation.
Plan your next system
Estimate your energy savings.
Explore how cooling efficiency could affect energy costs with GE’s savings calculator. Adjust the settings for your home, then talk with Haynes about equipment and installation options.
Results are estimates based on the inputs and assumptions you select. Actual energy use and savings will vary.
Your proposal will identify the equipment, installation scope and warranty coverage included. Parts and labor coverage are separate.
Breakdown protection for qualifying new systems: No charge for covered breakdown repairs while your labor warranty and maintenance agreement remain active. Coverage is subject to the warranty and maintenance-plan terms.
Make dollars and cents of your options
Repair or replace?
Compare your average monthly excess energy spending and repair budget with an illustrative replacement payment.
Starting estimate: 2,000 sq ft × $0.10 = $200/month in total home energy spending.
Starting estimate uses $0.10 per square foot per month. Actual electricity and gas costs vary by home, weather, rates and usage. Savings and repair forecasts are estimates, not guarantees.
Enter your estimate. We model one repair every two years; this is an assumption, not a prediction.
$125 is illustrative, not a quoted or approved financing offer.
Adjust forecast assumptions
50% is an editable allocation assumption, not a measured bill share. Exclude fixed charges and non-HVAC usage from the amount assigned to HVAC.
Optional. Added once, separately from future repairs in years 2, 4, 6 and so on.
Use your proposal. Payments beyond the forecast are not included.
Starting assumptions: 50% of home energy spending allocated to HVAC, 10 years, one repair every two years, 25% lower HVAC energy spending and 5% annual energy-price growth compounded after year 1. These are editable illustrations, not guaranteed savings, repair frequency or rate increases. The starting payment scenario is $125 × 120 months = $15,000; installed price and APR are not established.
Monthly comparison
Excess energy + repairs
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Replacement payments
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Replacement still uses energy and may have maintenance, repair and other ownership costs. Monthly averages are a budget comparison, not monthly invoices.
See full forecast and yearly breakdown
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Method and independent guidance
Year 1 uses your total monthly energy spending × the HVAC share × 12. Each later year grows by the entered annual rate. Replacement energy is reduced by the entered savings percentage. Future repairs occur at the end of every second year at the entered cost; a separate immediate repair is added only once. Average avoidable cost = (excess energy + old-system repairs) ÷ forecast months. Replacement payments are counted only within the entered term and forecast, then averaged over the same months.
The savings assumption applies only to the HVAC portion, not the whole bill. Fuel switching, such as gas heat to a heat pump, needs a separate assessment of gas and added electricity costs. This is not a complete ownership-cost or payback analysis. It excludes maintenance for both systems, replacement repairs, down payments, fees, balloon payments, rebates and costs not entered. Any repair coverage is subject to actual warranty and maintenance terms.
Independent guidance: ACCA HVAC quality standards ↗ and DOE HVAC guidance ↗. These sources do not establish the calculator assumptions or Haynes prices.
For a replacement quote, select Other and enter Replacement estimate. Our team will review and confirm your appointment.
Understand your payment options
Choose with the full cost in view.
Ask about payment options when discussing a repair, service call or replacement. Eligibility depends on the proposed work and the provider’s terms.
Synchrony credit financing
Apply for credit through Haynes’ Synchrony page. Approval is required. Prequalification and a full credit application are different steps; review the credit disclosures before proceeding.
What to review before applying
Before choosing: Review the APR, fees, minimum payment, first due date and total cost. A promotional offer does not automatically mean payments are postponed.
If your offer uses deferred interest: Minimum monthly payments are required and may not pay off the balance before the promotion ends. Accrued interest can be charged if the promotional balance is not paid in full by its deadline. Your actual offer controls.
View Haynes’ Synchrony options ↗
Subject to credit approval. Review current provider terms before applying.
Breeze lease purchase
Breeze is Okinus’ home-improvement lease-purchase program. It is a lease with a path to ownership, rather than conventional credit financing. Haynes’ application includes HVAC and plumbing categories.
Understand the lease-purchase costs
Before choosing: Compare the cash price with the total of all lease payments and the cost to acquire ownership. Lease costs can apply even when an offer does not describe them as interest.
Ask for your written agreement: Confirm payment amount and frequency, first due date, early-purchase price and deadlines, fees, and what happens after a missed payment or cancellation. Confirm that your specific equipment or repair qualifies.
View Haynes’ lease-purchase application ↗
Application and approval required. Read Breeze’s program overview.
Before you sign: Ask the provider how applying may affect your credit, compare total cost with paying cash, and review early payoff and missed-payment conditions. Our team can help identify options for your proposed work; the provider determines approval and contract terms.
A clear path forward
You shouldn’t need to be an HVAC expert.
Start with the problem you want to solve. We’ll help you understand your options.
“From the initial visit through install, everything was great. A huge thank you to everyone!”
April Carter · From our customer testimonials
1. Tell us what you need
Repair, replacement or maintenance—choose the right starting point.
2. Talk through your options
Get the details that matter for your home, equipment and service needs.
3. Know the next step
Review the proposed work and pricing before moving forward.
Helpful answers
A little clarity
goes a long way.
How do I request service?
Select Schedule service to open our online scheduler and choose the service you need. You can also call us or send an inquiry below.
How do I get a price for a new system?
Request an estimate and tell us about your home. Your equipment choice and installation needs determine the proposed scope and price.
How do I join the Comfort Care Plan?
Review the plan, then send a membership inquiry. Our team will help with plan selection and enrollment.
Do you serve my area?
We serve Rome, Cedartown and surrounding Northwest Georgia communities. Check our service area or contact us about your address.
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For service, maintenance or a replacement appointment, use our web scheduler. For general questions, call or send a message below.
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For a replacement quote, select Other and enter Replacement estimate. Our team will review and confirm your appointment.
General questions
To request an appointment, please use the web scheduler above.