As temperatures drop in Northeast Ohio, homeowners should ask, “Is my furnace ready for another winter?”
Nobody you know, including yourself, probably feels excited about waking to a cold house on a random Sunday morning because the old furnace finally gave out. That’s why now is the best time to consider installing a new furnace.
Why Consider Furnace Installation Now?
We all know Ohio weather can turn from chilly to freezing in the blink of an eye, and on those days, you need your furnace to keep the chill at bay.
But here’s the truth: waiting until the last minute to test whether your furnace is ready for winter can lead to uncomfortable days and nights.
Mid-winter furnace emergencies often come with higher costs and fewer options because of the circumstances. Other factors, including increased consumer demand for new HVAC equipment and professional installation, can add time and complexity at the worst time possible.
You’re taking control by planning your furnace installation before an emergency happens. This proactive approach provides plenty of lead time to select the best system for your home’s needs, avoid the
discomfort and expense of emergency fees, and prepare your home for cold, snowy seasons.
Gas or Electric Furnace: Which Is Right for Your Home?
When choosing a new furnace, you may have the option to install a gas or electric model.
Gas Furnaces provide powerful and efficient heating. Compared to electric furnaces, gas furnaces have lower overall operating costs. They heat quickly and effectively, making them ideal for heating on the coldest nights and days. One potential drawback? They require a gas line to hook up.
Electric furnaces offer a straightforward solution for homeowners without a natural gas line hookup or who prefer not to use gas for home heating.
While energy costs can make this furnace more expensive to operate, they are generally easier to maintain.
Ultimately, the right choice depends on your home’s setup, budget, and comfort needs. Our HVAC professionals can help you decide which furnace type will work best for your situation.
What to Expect From a New Furnace Installation
Assessment: An HVAC technician will evaluate your current system, home size, ductwork, and other factors for your new furnace installation.
Equipment Suggestions: The HVAC technician will use their findings to suggest the best HVAC equipment for your home. The real work begins once you’ve chosen the new furnace.
Old HVAC Unit Removal: Skilled HVAC technicians will work efficiently to remove and dispose of your existing HVAC unit.
New Furnace Installation: HVAC technicians will install the new furnace and secure all connections for seamless operation.
Calibration, Testing, and Final Adjustments: HVAC technicians will calibrate, test, and make any final adjustments to ensure the new HVAC unit operates efficiently and as expected.
Financing Options and Tax Incentives Make It Easier
New furnace installation represents a significant investment for many homeowners, but there is good news. Convenient financing options help make the upgrade more affordable to qualified homeowners, making it easier to spread the cost over time.
In addition to financing, tax incentives may help reduce the cost of a new furnace installation.
Don’t Get Caught In The Cold
By looking into furnace installation now, you’re ensuring a cozy and comfortable winter. And you can worry a little less about whether the Farmer’s Almanac is calling for a mild or harsh winter season. Either way, your home HVAC system is ready to keep you warm and comfortable.
Ready to Upgrade? We’re Here to Help
If your furnace is showing its age or you want to avoid a potential breakdown in the middle of winter, now’s the perfect time to consider getting a free estimate for furnace installation.
Our experienced team at S&S Heating is happy to help you choose the perfect home heating solution. One that keeps you comfortable and saves you money.
Don’t let the cold catch you off guard—contact us today to schedule a consultation or learn more about our wide range of professional HVAC services.
