Replace or Repair/Renovate Your Furnace?
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Gas furnaces have an average life expectancy of twenty years. At the 10-15 year mark, many Connecticut homeowners start thinking about the advantages of installing a new furnace. You may hear yourself say, "how much would a new furnace cost?" or "Which is better? Fixing my heating system or replacing it?"
Check out our quick overview below to answer some of those underlying questions.
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Should you Repair or Replace
Several property owners believe that repairing their furnace may cost them less than completely replacing it. In all honesty, the cost to change your gas furnace is often much less than it would cost you to do maintenance on your existing furnace
Consider replacing your furnace if it:
- It is 10 years or older
- Frequently needs service repairs
- Is not efficient (energy wise)
Gas Heating Furnaces
Residential gas furnaces are categorized by size and energy efficiency. Furnace size is measured using BTUs, with small furnaces starting around 40,000 BTUs and large ones running in the 135,000 BTU range.
Furnace efficiency is measured by AFUE or Annual Fuel Unit Efficiency scores. The higher a furnace's AFUE, the more efficient it is.
When exploring the answer to "how much to replace a furnace in Shelton?" it is important to make sure you are considering both BTU output and AFUE. Otherwise, you may find yourself looking at the wrong furnace for your home and getting inaccurate estimates.
Experienced Shelton plumbing and HVAC professionals can answer questions like "why does it cost so much to install a furnace?" and help you pick the right furnace for your needs.
New Furnace Installation
Take the guesswork out of answering the question "how much does a new furnace cost?" Contact us today or call us at 203-921-1560 and let our professionals help you choose the right furnace and give you a solid quote for installation.
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