Furnace Installation
The winter season brings chilling temperatures and freezing winds. Are you prepared? A home only feels like a home with a properly working heating system.
No matter what type of heater you have, routine maintenance can keep your comfort constant for years. From reduced repair costs and longer life spans, to even your heater working more efficiently.
For maintenance, you want technicians who are experienced and knowledgeable—so choose Scott Hale. Our services range from installation, replacement, and any necessary HVAC maintenance in between.
We have years of experience working with heating systems, Scott Hale wants to keep your heater working at peak performance for the entire season.
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Types of Heaters
Furnace
The most common heater found in households. A furnace operates by blowing heated air through your air ducts. The warm air circulates through your home and exits through your air grills or registers.
This is called “warm air delivery.” A furnace can differ in its fuel source, but the most common is being powered by natural gas. Furnaces can also be fueled by oil or electricity.
Every furnace has a central area, otherwise known as the thermostat. The thermostat allows owners to adjust their desired temperature. Both gas and oil-powered furnaces take air and fuel, mixing and burning them.
The flames produced will heat a heat exchanger that transfers heat into the air. An electric furnace, however, uses currents to heat coils.
Heat Pump
A heat pump has two main jobs: to heat and cool. When it comes to heating, the pump takes in the air from outside using electricity. The heat is then released into the home.
The electricity being used here only moves the heat instead of generating it like an electric furnace. This method allows the pump to consume less energy while delivering more heat. The result of this is a more energy-efficient system.
In addition, a heat pump can also cool your home. For warmer seasons like summer, the pump moves heat from the cool indoors into the hotter outdoors.
Ductless
As the name suggests, this system lacks the duct system that other heaters require. These units are typically installed into a wall for a room. The compact design allows for the specific heating needs in a room.
Each unit has its own controller, allowing owners to pick their specific room temperature. As a bonus, a ductless system also cools your home.
This system offers several advantages over traditional heaters due to its lack of ducts. It allows for precise temperature control, which enhances energy efficiency.
Having the ability to heat and cool in one system also boosts energy efficiency. Owners can easily adjust the heat output depending on whether a room is populated or empty.
Without ducts, there is no need for regular cleaning, as vents are not part of the system. Additionally, the air quality is maintained by pre-installed filters with multiple layers, which help reduce airborne particles.
The compact nature allows for a swift and easy installation by your Scott Hale technician.
Before deciding on what system works best for you, call Scott Hale. Our HVAC expert team provides thorough inspections to figure out the best system to fit your specific needs.
Signs You Need Heater Replacement
Heating systems will start to show clear signs of wear after years of continual use. Repairs keep your system going for a while, but after years of use, this will not be enough.
Your system shows clear signs that it may need to be replaced. The signs include:
- Inconsistent/Uneven heating throughout the home
- Frequent repairs
- Unexpected increase in heating bill
- HVAC unit is 10+ years old
- The unit makes loud, strange noises while on
If one or more of these circumstances are present, your system needs to be replaced. Thankfully, the expert technicians of Scott Hale provide efficient and thorough installation of new heating systems.
Don’t wait for a breakdown in the middle of winter—call Scott Hale today!
The value of a new system lies in the multiple benefits that it provides for you. Newer models feature better technology for heating efficiency. The time it takes to heat your home is significantly reduced thanks to the newer tech.
The higher efficiency means your house is heated quicker with less energy wasted. Less energy waste means less money out of your pockets from bills.
Heating Installation Cost
The big question when considering a new heating system is the cost. The minimum price will range around $2,000. The cost of a new system can vary greatly due to differing factors. These include the type of heater, needed repair work, or any duct installation.
Furnace installation prices can vary due to certain systems using fuel. Typically, a furnace will range anywhere from $2,500 to over $4,000. The cost can vary depending on the brand purchased and the labor needed for the installation.
Heat Pumps veer towards the pricier end due to their heating and cooling capabilities. A heat pump price can range from $4,000 to $7,000, depending on the size of your home and the system’s complexity.
While the price tag appears alarming, a new heating system can provide better efficiency. Better heating efficiency can lead to reduced heating costs in the long run.
Is your system showing signs of disrepair, or do you need a quick system inspection? Scott Hale, your local heating company in Utah, is here to cover all your furnace and heating service needs.
Our local heating contractors are licensed and certified to perform comprehensive heating services. From new HVAC installations and thorough repairs to even routine maintenance.
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