Learn about your options
Did you know the average lifespan of a furnace or boiler system is 12-15 years? If your unit is approaching or has exceeded this time frame, you are likely considering a new HVAC system. Learn how we can help you save with our rebates and special offers.
Cold climate heat pumps have numerous benefits for New York residents, including:
- Money savings – a cold climate pump can save up to 40% of the energy costs associated with boilers and furnaces.
- Clean heating – cold climate heat pumps reduce your home’s carbon footprint, helping your family go greener.
- Safer heating – the risk of potential CO2 poisoning is greatly reduced in your home.
- One unit for any season – cold climate pumps provide heat AND air conditioning for your home.
- Easy installation/No ducts needed – with their ductless setup, cold climate heat pumps are easily installed into any living space without the need for ductwork.
To keep your systems running smoothly, we offer maintenance agreements and extended warranties.
This includes our "No Need to Write a Check" 24/7 Parts & Labor Warranty & Proactive Maintenance" warranties for up to 12 years on everything from parts, labor, service calls, and emergency or after-hours services.
What size furnace do I need?
When it comes to choosing an energy efficient furnace, there’s no one size fits all model. If your home's furnace is too large, it will turn on and off more often, losing it’s efficiency.
If it's too small, it needs to work harder, running more often without adequately heating your space.
How we determine the right size furnace for your needs
On average a 2,500 sq/ft home will require a furnace with the energy output of 75,000 BTUs, but there are many other factors that need to be considered, such as:
- Age of Home
- Number of Windows
- Room Sizes
- Average Climate
- Building Insulation
Our experienced team of heating technicians can help determine the right size furnace for your needs based on these factors.
Why choose a high-efficiency furnace?
Different furnaces deliver different heating efficiency levels. You can find out your furnace’s heating efficiency by looking at the yellow energy guide attached to it. If your furnace is 82% efficient, then it’s using 82% of its fuel to heat your home.
The higher your furnace’s efficiency is, the lower it’s fuel usage becomes—which means it costs less money to run.
High efficiency furnaces tend to cost more upfront, but the long-term savings in monthly heating costs can be well worth the initial investment.
Find out what size furnace you need by contacting our licensed and certified team of technicians.
