Right-sized systems. Professional installation. Fixed pricing with financing options available.


An aging furnace costs more to run, repairs add up, and efficiency drops every year. At some point, replacement makes more financial sense than another repair.
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We evaluate your home, ductwork, and heating needs to determine the right furnace size and type.
A comfort consultant visits your home to perform a complete load calculation. This determines exactly how much heating capacity you need—not too much, not too little.
We measure and evaluate:
- Square footage and ceiling heights
- Insulation levels and window types
- Existing ductwork size and condition
- Gas line capacity
- Venting options (standard vs. high-efficiency)
- Thermostat location and zoning needs
Why sizing matters: An oversized furnace short-cycles, creates temperature swings, and wears out faster. An undersized furnace runs constantly and can't keep up on cold nights. Proper sizing means comfort and efficiency.
This assessment is free. No obligation, no pressure.
We present three options at different efficiency levels and price points. You choose what fits.
After the assessment, you receive three equipment options:
**Option 1: Standard Efficiency (80% AFUE)**
Reliable, budget-friendly, proven technology. Best for: Budget-conscious homeowners, mild climates, or rental properties.
**Option 2: High Efficiency (90-95% AFUE)**
Lower operating costs, quieter operation, sealed combustion. Best for: Primary residences wanting comfort and savings.
**Option 3: Premium Efficiency (96-98% AFUE)**
Maximum efficiency, variable-speed blower, modulating gas valve, best warranties. Best for: Homeowners who want the lowest operating costs and best comfort.
Each option includes:
- Equipment specifications and AFUE rating
- Complete installation scope
- Total fixed price (no surprises)
- Manufacturer warranty details
- Estimated annual operating costs
- Financing options if needed
We answer questions. You decide on your timeline.
Our crews handle everything—removal, installation, permits, gas connections, and inspection scheduling.
Installation day is coordinated in advance. Our crew arrives on time with all equipment and materials. Most residential furnace installations complete in one day.
What's included:
- Removal and disposal of old furnace
- New furnace installation per manufacturer specs
- Gas line connections and leak testing
- Venting installation (PVC for high-efficiency units)
- Electrical connections
- Thermostat installation or upgrade
- Ductwork connections and sealing
- City permit and inspection coordination
High-efficiency furnaces (90%+ AFUE) require PVC venting instead of metal flue pipes. We handle all venting modifications as part of the installation.
Our crews are background-checked, drug-screened, and trained. Same standards as our service technicians.
We test every function, verify combustion, and walk you through operation before we leave.
Before we leave, we commission the system completely:
- Combustion analysis to verify proper fuel burn
- Gas pressure adjustment to manufacturer specs
- Temperature rise measurement across heat exchanger
- Airflow verification at each register
- All safety controls tested
- Thermostat calibration
Then we walk you through everything:
- How to operate your new thermostat
- What the indicator lights and error codes mean
- Filter location and replacement schedule
- Warranty registration (we handle this)
- Maintenance recommendations
You get all documentation: equipment manuals, warranty cards, permit records, combustion analysis report, and our direct service line.
White-glove cleanup. Your mechanical room looks exactly as it did—or cleaner.
The price we quote is the price you pay. No change orders, no hidden fees, no surprises.
Approved on the spot. Multiple terms available. Make comfort affordable.
Right-sized systems run efficiently and last longer. No guesswork.
Background-checked, trained installers. We pull permits and schedule inspections.
Get a free in-home estimate. No pressure, no obligation—just honest recommendations.