Types of Heaters We Install 

Our licensed technicians can help replace older outdated furnaces or help with brand new installs of any type. We are trained to install most systems including:

• Gas furnaces
• Electric furnaces
• Boilers
• Heat pumps
• Ductless systems



If you’re not sure which heating system you would like installed, feel free to reach out for a consultation. One of our technicians can come out to inspect your property to give you the optimal recommendation for value and comfort. 

Gas Furnace Installation 

Installing a gas furnace is a great way to benefit from:

• Lowered energy bills
• Reliable and stable heat source
• Energy efficiency

Gas heating system installations provide a stable and cheap way to stay warm. They are also reliable and durable with less frequent breakdowns and parts failure. One of the drawbacks of natural gas furnaces is the emissions caused by natural gas escaping. 

Electric Furnace Installation 

Installing an electric furnace provides the benefit of:

• More environmentally friendly
• No flammable gases
• Safe and efficient

Electric furnaces generally cost a little more to operate and maintain but they are safe and do not rely on natural gases for combustion. 

Signs You Need to Replace Your Furnace 

Most furnaces should be replaced every 10 -20 years depending on the quality and maintenance of the unit. If you are running an older unit, energy inefficiencies can be costing you much more money than you need to spend. There are several signs that indicate when it is time to get a new furnace. Sometimes repairs will fix the issue, but if there are on-going issues, it may be time to consider installing a furnace replacement all together. The following issues are all indicative of major problems that might warrant a replacement rather than a repair.

• Doesn’t heat your home
• Heater is making abnormal noises
• Significant jump in energy usage and power bill
• Ongoing costly repairs

Make sure you are looking for these signs and give us a call right away should you be experiencing any of these issues. 

Furnace Considerations 

When selecting which furnace to install, there are several factors to account for to ensure that the unit is the right make and model for your home.

1. Fuel source type – Whatever furnace type is decided upon will require a stable supply of either gas, electricity, or even wood.
2. Furnace Size / size of your home – The more square footage a home has, the more powerful a furnace needs to be.
3. Location of your home – Home’s that are close to the coast or higher in elevation generally stay cooler requiring a powerful furnace to stay warm.
4. Home’s power source – Solar power may not have enough capacity to sustain a powerful electric furnace that is left on regularly.
5. Annual Fuel Utilization Efficiency (AFUE) – Identifies how efficient the furnace is so you can know roughly how much running the furnace will cost.
6. Furnace replacement costs – Furnaces including installation is an expensive investment.

Understanding these variables will help our technicians determine the best possible furnace to provide you with the warming comfort you need. 

How Much Does a Heater Cost? 

The cost of a furnace installation varies greatly depending on the size and output of the furnace unit. Other factor like type, make, and model also play a big role in determining costs. Regardless of cost, GS Home Services offers financing options that can get a furnace secured and installed in no time for a low monthly payment. 

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