Our Work
Real jobs, real homes — no stock photos. Mini split installs, ceiling cassettes, and full system work from the two brothers who serve homeowners across Clark and Floyd County, Indiana.
Jobs We’ve Completed
What You’re Looking At
Every photo on this page came off a Henry Brothers job. No stock libraries, no manufacturer press kits, no borrowed portfolios. If a wall-mounted head is hanging level in one of these frames, Justin or Nick hung it.
The mix is what a working week actually looks like: single-zone systems in garages and sunrooms, multi-zone systems heating and cooling a whole house, ceiling cassettes tucked into finished basements, line sets routed and covered so they read as part of the house instead of an afterthought. Some are new mini split installations. Some are repairs on somebody else’s equipment that still had years left in it.
We photograph finished work because the finish is the part you live with. Anyone can get a system running for an afternoon. The pad it sits on, the pitch on the condensate line, the way the line hide follows the siding — that’s what you’ll be looking at for the next fifteen years.
How These Jobs Actually Go
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1. We look before we quote
We measure the rooms, factor in insulation and window exposure, and check the electrical at your panel. A load calculation sets the size of the system — not a guess, and not whatever the catalog had on the shelf.
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2. You get the number in writing
The price lands on paper before anything is scheduled, and the number we quote is the number you pay. The Transparent Pricebook™ explains why we put prices where you can see them.
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3. Repair comes before replacement
If the system in front of us can be fixed, we say so and we fix it. Replacement only comes up when replacement is genuinely the right call — and if another company already told you otherwise, a second opinion is the place to start.
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4. We test it before we leave
Heating mode and cooling mode, every zone, refrigerant charge, drain line. Then we walk you through the remote and the schedules so you leave the day knowing your own system.
What It Costs to Get Us Out There
There is no trip charge in Clark or Floyd County. We come out, find out what is actually happening, and hand you a number before any work starts. Installation pricing depends on zone count, how far the line set has to run, and the electrical at your panel, so we measure the space instead of quoting it over the phone.
Maintenance is priced the same way, out in the open. A Clean and Check℠ visit is $99 — that covers the outdoor unit plus one indoor head, with each additional head $50 per visit. The Two Seasons Membership books both seasonal visits for the year and adds 10% off every repair, all year; it runs $159 a year on a furnace and central AC system.
Want work like the photos above at your place? The fastest start is telling us what room you are trying to heat or cool. Everything we do is listed on the services page, and the towns we cover are on the service areas page.
Want work like this at your place?
Tell us what you’re trying to heat or cool and we’ll walk you through the right mini split for it — clear pricing, no pressure.