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4 things to consider when upgrading your furnace

4 things to consider when upgrading your furnace

If you are thinking about replacing your furnace, there are several important factors to consider. It's good to be proactive in making your decision on a furnace replacement a little bit before it's actually time to replace it, instead of buying a furnace in a panicked situation when it's broken and you're out of heat in the coldest days of winter. Here are some of the primary factors to consider when making the choice to upgrade your furnace.

#1: Consider how old your furnace is.
If your furnace is 16 - 20 years old, it's likely time to replace it. This is the average lifespan of most furnaces made today, so even if your furnace is a year or two away from that mark, it's good to start researching your options so you know what you need to plan for when the time comes.

#2: Factor in how much it will cost to maintain it.
When your furnace reaches a certain age, there will likely be parts that start failing that need repair and replacement. Once parts begin to fail, you will be paying for service calls and labor, on top of the part that needs to be repaired. This will add up over time, so you will need to factor in how much this will cost over the long haul. If it comes to a significant percentage of what the new furnace will cost, making the switch to a full furnace replacement will be a better and more financially sound decision.

#3: Understand its energy efficiency.
Older furnace models simply are not as energy efficient as newer ones. That means that you will be wasting energy and paying more on your utility bill, the longer you have the furnace. High efficiency furnaces can pay off significantly when it comes to energy savings over time.

#4: Recognize furnace safety.
If your furnace is decades old, it can be more prone to breakdown which could result in sparks, flames, or carbon monoxide leakage. Don't risk your family's safety by continuing to use a furnace that is old and prone to potential danger.

Not sure where to start when it comes to furnace replacement? Unsure of which system is right for your home? We carry a variety of gas furnaces, ductless heat pumps, and more! Our team of experienced HVAC professionals will come out and look at the area and offer suggestions on which one will work with your home's layout as well as your budget. Call us today for an appointment! Call today (254) 624-4917

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