A furnace at the end of its life
When repairs stop making sense, a technician explains what replacing the furnace involves. The recommendation comes after they have seen the equipment.
Furnace Replacement and Installation in Northern Wisconsin
Replacing a furnace starts with a phone call, and the call is free. A technician then looks at what you have and explains the options for the house.
The same call covers a new installation in a home that needs one.
Replacement and installation
Fuel and venting
Gas, propane and oil furnaces connect to the house in different ways. The technician explains what your home calls for.
Taking out the old unit
On the visit, the technician walks through the removal of the existing furnace and what the new installation involves.
Other ways to heat
Ask about heat pumps and ductless mini-splits on the call.
Permits and registration
Some installations need a uniform building permit. When one does, Wisconsin’s HVAC rule has the permit issued before the contractor begins.
Wisconsin also requires an HVAC contractor registration from DSPS, the state’s Department of Safety and Professional Services. Ask the company for its registration before work.
Frequently asked questions
Does talking about replacement cost anything?
No. Calling is free, and so is the conversation about your options.
The furnace repair page covers faults, and the home page lists the other services.
Call us for a free quote
Considering a new furnace or a fresh installation? Phone us. You pay nothing for the call, and you are free to decide afterward.
Call (866) 661-2784