Furnace Installation & Replacement

A standard furnace installation typically takes one full day to complete under normal conditions. The exact time can vary depending on factors such as the size of your home, the complexity of the ductwork, and whether modifications to gas or electrical lines are required. Our team begins by safely removing your old system, preparing the installation site, and making any necessary duct adjustments. Once the new furnace is installed, we connect utilities, test for proper airflow, calibrate controls, and verify safety features. Most homeowners can expect their new furnace to be up and running the same day.

Signs include a unit that’s 15 or more years old and constantly struggles to heat your home, rising energy bills despite regular usage, uneven heating or cold spots in certain rooms, frequent breakdowns or expensive repairs, loud rattling, banging or humming noises and outdated models lacking modern efficiency ratings. If you’re experiencing any of these issues, it’s likely more cost‑effective to invest in a new furnace than to continue repairing an old one.

Our certified installation team follows a meticulous process. We remove and dispose of your old furnace, prepare the installation area, modify ductwork as needed, install the new unit and connect it to gas or electrical lines. We then verify gas pressure, test safety controls and ensure proper airflow through the duct system. After startup, we walk you through the features of your new furnace, set up your thermostat and provide maintenance tips to maximize performance.

Selecting a furnace isn’t just about picking the brand with the highest efficiency rating. It’s about matching capacity to your home, considering fuel type, evaluating modulating versus single‑stage models and taking into account ductwork design. Our experienced comfort advisors perform a detailed load calculation to determine the correct size and efficiency level for your home. We discuss options like variable‑speed blowers for quiet operation, sealed combustion chambers for safety and smart thermostats for precision control. We’ll also explain available rebates and financing to make your investment more affordable.