Central Heating Installation

A central heating system allows you to heat your entire house with one system instead of having a heating system in each room.

Central Heating Installation includes installing a heat source like a furnace, heat pump, or boiler and installing air ducts for the heated air to travel through.

Your HVAC contractor will need to open the walls if they are installing ductwork. Ductwork installation can take 1 to 2 days, but once your ductwork is installed, you can use it for your heating and cooling.

Existing ductwork will be inspected to be sure that it’s efficient and well-sealed.

Your tech will do furnace installation and boiler installation inside your home, or they will install a heat pump outside.

Ductless Mini-Split / Multi-Split Heating Installation

Ductless Mini-Split / Multi-Split Heating Installation consists of installing an outdoor condensing unit and connecting it to an indoor unit called an air handler via refrigerant lines and electrical wiring.

A Ductless Mini-Split / Multi-Split system is minimally invasive. The installation should only require your technician to drill a small hole between the inside and outside units to run wiring and refrigerant lines, along with drilling into the wall to mount the indoor unit.

The indoor units will be installed directly into the rooms they will be heating or cooling. A Ductless Mini-Split / Multi-Split system is a great alternative to a full central system. Check with your favorite HVAC company to see which heating installation would be best for your home.

Dual-Fuel System Installation

• A dual-fuel heating system, also known as a hybrid system, in another great option for a heat source.
• Dual-Fuel System installation involves combining heat pump installation and high efficiency gas furnace installation.
• Your HVAC system alternates between using each of the two devices, depending on the season, temperature, and function needed, to maximize efficiency and effectively heat and cool your home all year.

Many of the issues people face regarding their HVAC system aren’t from wear and tear but from improper installation.

What Is A Good Furnace Installation?

A good furnace installation is done by a professional, following all the manufacturer’s instructions, local building codes, and safety regulations and meeting all the necessary permits and inspections. Here’s what to expect:

• The HVAC technician should have the worksite protected by floor covering and do safety checks, such as shutting off electrical breakers and gas/fuel lines.
• Next, a tech will remove the old equipment and, clean the area & clear any blockages in the entry points of your ductwork.
• The technician will ensure your heat system works with your other systems, including checking the evaporator coil. If the coil is dirty, it can block airflow and prevent your new furnace from working properly.
• Finally, your technician can install the new furnace and filters. Everything should be sealed up, cleaned up, and properly tested.

What Can Go Wrong During Furnace Installation?

It’s important to have a professional handle and check the installation to avoid problems like leaks in the gas lines, poor connections and installation, and lack of proper ventilation. These can be dangerous and can cause damage to the furnace and your home.

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