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Residential Furnace Replacement
Having the residential furnace replaced in your Cedar Rapids, Iowa City, North Liberty, Coralville, and Anamosa area home is a major undertaking. You want to make sure you choose the right model for the right price, and you also don’t want to have to pay too much to have your old system removed. Also, you may not realize how many different options there actually are when it comes to choosing a furnace replacement.
So if you’re not sure how to go about starting to select a new furnace to replace the one you have, let the experts here at Affordable Heating and Cooling help you out. We have professionally trained installers and technicians who can help you make an informed decision about what systems would be most appropriate for your particular situation. With some professional advice and guidance, choosing a great residential furnace replacement doesn’t have to be nearly as overwhelming as you might think.
Of course, before you can go about selecting a replacement for your current furnace, you need to have made the decision that it’s time to replace it. So when is it time to replace the home furnace that you have now? There are actually quite a few circumstances in which you should seriously consider investing in a replacement.
The crew from Affordable did a great job on the front end and made sure I know what the difference / benefits were between the three options that they showed me. Once I decided we scheduled an installation date and the crew did a fine job! My new furnace is efficient and quiet!
– Joe
Residential Furnace Upgrade for Energy Efficiency
One of the main reasons a lot of people choose to replace their older furnace is that the newer models are much more energy efficient. A furnace you purchase now will have an AFUE rating of at least 80% and can be as high as 90% or more. This is well above the AFUE ratings of many models installed even 10 years ago. The difference that added efficiency can make on your monthly energy bills is really quite astonishing.
In fact, that added energy savings alone will quickly make up for the cost of purchase and installation. Also, if you have an older system now, chances are you’re going to have to replace it soon anyway. So why not start saving on your energy bills now rather than waiting until your current unit breaks and you’re forced to replace it?
Continual Need for Furnace Repairs
Another good reason to consider a residential furnace replacement is if your current system is constantly requiring repairs to stay in good working order. While these repairs may be minor and not too expensive, they’re going to add up fast and it makes more sense to invest in a new system rather than continuing to pay to fix your current one.
Also, a system that is in need of frequent repairs is probably not going to last you much longer anyway. Nor is it likely to be very energy efficient. For all of these reasons, investing in a furnace replacement now makes more economic sense and it will also let you relax and enjoy the warmth rather than having to worry about when your furnace is going to break again.
All Types of Residential Furnaces
Here at Affordable Heating and Cooling, we handle all types of residential furnace replacements in the Cedar Rapids, Iowa City, North Liberty, Coralville, and Anamosa metropolitan area. The products we offer must all meet our high standards for quality and reliability, and our expert installers and technicians have extensive experience working will all of them.
Whether it’s a heat pump you’re interested in or some type of furnace, we have the products and expertise necessary to get your old system taken out and your new unit installed quickly, correctly and safely. With your new, properly maintained furnace, you’ll never have to worry about whether or not you’ll have heat on the coldest winter nights.