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New Evolution Heating Cooling & Electrical

Heating, cooling, and HVAC services

Directory location Highland Park, MI

Unclaimed listing Confirm details before hiring Website from public listing data, not independently confirmed

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Quick facts

Directory location
Highland Park, MI
Primary focus
Heating, cooling, and HVAC services
Customer scope
Residential and commercial
Listing record checked
September 23, 2026
Claim status
Unclaimed

About this contractor

New Evolution Heating Cooling & Electrical provides residential and commercial heating, cooling, HVAC installation, repair, and maintenance services in Highland Park and nearby Metro Detroit communities.

Services

Residential/commercial scope

Listed for residential and commercial work. Confirm that the contractor handles your equipment and project.

Service areas

Business location

12517 Woodward Ave
Highland Park, MI 48203
Source: Official New Evolution website

Sources used for this profile

Official New Evolution website

Business website

Supports: Residential and commercial HVAC, Furnace, AC, boiler, ductwork, maintenance, and installation/repair services, Highland Park service coverage

Source retrieved: September 23, 2026

Official New Evolution website

Business website

Supports: Exact phone, 12517 Woodward Ave Highland Park MI 48203 address, Public email, Emergency heating and cooling availability

Source retrieved: September 23, 2026

Official New Evolution website

Business website

Supports: Emergency/no heat HVAC service, After hours and emergency scheduling wording

Source retrieved: September 23, 2026

Questions to ask before hiring

  1. Do you service the exact equipment installed at this property?
  2. What work and warranties are included in the estimate?
  3. Which current service areas and appointment hours apply?
Questions for a commercial property
  • Do you service the exact commercial equipment and control platform?
  • Who handles design, permits, controls integration and commissioning?
  • What work and ongoing service are excluded?