Furnace Replacement: Do I Need A New Furnace?

How Do You Know When Furnace Replacement Is In Order?

If you’ve decided this is the year you’ll replace your home furnace, begin your research now, so your new system is in place in time for winter.

You’ll find there are many brands to choose from, with modern features and energy-efficient options that should factor into your purchasing decision.

Unless your furnace system breaks down completely, it’s sometimes difficult to know the best time to replace an aging furnace.

Bigger is Not Better

A unit too large for your home can lead to the following problems dramatic high and low-temperature swings.

Hot air moving in short, intense bursts can feel like a warm front blowing through your room.

This leads to a shorter life of your furnace, and parts may break or crack, leading to additional problems such as carbon monoxide leakage.

Waste of energy, and it will show up on your utility bills.

A New Furnace Will Not Automatically Solve Your Problems

Your Ductwork may need to be sealed or insulated, or you may have connectivity issues.

Your Attic insulation levels may not be adequate.

The most significant air leakage occurs in the attic through electrical and plumbing penetrations, light fixtures, gaps in corners, and recessed lighting.

YOU DESERVE QUALITY HEATING SERVICE

Our service to you doesn’t stop after we install your new system. With our 10-year parts warranty and our detailed maintenance plan, we’ve got plenty more to offer you after we leave your home.

Your heating system is a priority for our team. Our focus is on functionality, efficiency, and making sure that you’re happy with your new system.

Denver heating service by First String Heating

Contact us to discuss your furnace replacement options today.