Our HVAC technician will sit down with you to discuss your specific heating needs, comfort preferences, and any issues you’ve experienced with your existing system. Then, our technician will begin by assessing your home’s heating needs, the existing ductwork, and any other components that may impact the installation.

Based on the assessment and your input, our HVAC technician will provide you with options for furnace types, models, and efficiency levels while explaining the pros and cons of each option and will help to make recommendations based on your needs and budget.

The technician will provide you with a detailed cost estimate that includes the price of the furnace, installation labor, any necessary ductwork modifications, permits, and other associated costs.

If energy efficiency is a concern for you, the technician may discuss high-efficiency furnace models and any available rebates or incentives for upgrading to energy-efficient systems.

Once you have finalized the selection with our HVAC technician, we will work with you to schedule a convenient date for the installation to take place.

Our Mayster Heating & Air Conditioning technician will inform you about any necessary permits and handle the permit application process on your behalf. We will also provide you with documentation regarding the installation, warranty information, and other relevant paperwork.

Over time, the burners in a gas furnace can become dirty or corroded, affecting their ability to produce a consistent flame.

The flame sensor ensures that the burners are lit. If it’s dirty or malfunctioning, it can cause the furnace to cycle on and off or not ignite at all.

Cracks or leaks in the heat exchanger can be a serious issue, as they can release carbon monoxide into your home. This is a critical safety concern and should be addressed immediately.

Various electrical components, such as wiring and control boards, can develop issues over time. These may require professional diagnosis and repair.

Newer furnaces are typically more energy-efficient than older models. They can provide better heating performance while using less energy, which can lead to cost savings on your utility bills.

While there is an upfront cost of a new furnace installation, the long-term savings on energy bills can often outweigh the initial investment. New furnaces are designed to operate more efficiently and may qualify for energy efficiency incentives or rebates.

Energy-efficient furnaces produce fewer greenhouse gas emissions, reducing your carbon footprint and contributing to a more sustainable environment.

Older furnaces may pose safety risks, such as carbon monoxide leaks. Newer models come with enhanced safety features and are built to meet modern safety standards.

New furnaces often have advanced air filtration systems that can help improve indoor air quality by removing dust, allergens, and other particles from the air.

Upgrading your heating system can increase the value of your home. When it comes time to sell, a new furnace can be an attractive selling point.