Frequently asked questions
What types of furnaces are available?
Based on their source of energy, furnaces are of the following types:
1. Natural gas furnace
2. Propane furnace
3. Electric furnace
4. zil furnace
How long does it take to replace a furnace?
A full-fledged furnace replacement depends on a couple of factors like the ductwork, insulation, size and capacity of the furnace, etc. on average, a furnace replacement should be complete within a day.
How will I know it's time to replace my furnace?
A dying furnace gives off the following signs:
1. Skyrocketing energy bills
2. Frequent repairs
3. Short-cycling
4. Reduced or no cooling
5. Frequent breakdowns and repairs
6. Loud noise
7. Soot near the vents or poor indoor air quality
How will I know if I need to repair or replace my furnace?
If a furnace needs to be serviced frequently, it might be a good idea to consider a furnace replacement. If the furnace is old, a replacement would be more viable than any number of repairs.
How will I determine the energy efficiency of a new furnace?
New furnaces come with labels about their power consumption. The contractors can also give a detailed account of a furnace’s efficiency, or owners can check it themselves by tabulating energy consumption over a certain period.
How often do heating systems need to be replaced?
Professionals make necessary measurements that help determine the best fit for each space. Individuals with no prior experience shouldn’t install a new heating system independently.
Can I change my heating system?
Professionals make necessary measurements that help determine the best fit for each space. Individuals with no prior experience shouldn’t install a new heating system independently.