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Heater installation can improve your home in many ways. With a new heater, you can feel more comfortable and potentially take advantage of some cost savings.
Trademasters Heating & Cooling can help with the full installation process. We’ll make adding a new heater or upgrading your old one as easy and straightforward as possible.
Our Heater Installation Services
Trademasters Heating & Cooling will perform a full heating system installation for you. We’ll do this whether you have a system currently in place or not.
If you already have a heater, we’ll remove the current system for you. Then, we’ll help you choose a new one and set it up.
If you don’t already have a heater, we’ll help you plan for one. We’ll examine the location and determine what kind of heater you need and if you need any other HVAC elements, like ducts and vents. Then, we’ll proceed with the installation.
With us, you are sure to have a quick and minimally invasive installation process. Plus, our installations come with a one-year warranty. You’re protected in the off chance that something goes wrong.
Signs You Need Heater Installation
If you don’t currently have a heating system and want one, it’s a good sign it’s time for heater installation.
However, if you already have a heater, then you’re probably less sure about whether you should upgrade or not. You may wonder if you should simply continue to repair your aging system rather than make the switch.
Luckily, there are signs you can look out for that indicate a new heater is necessary. These signs include:
- Your heater doesn’t warm your house enough: If your heater isn’t doing its job, it is time to change to a heater that works.
- The heater is over 15 years old: Around year 15, most heaters stop performing as well as they once did, and a replacement becomes inevitable.
- You constantly need to repair your heater: At a certain point, the cost of the increased number of repairs an old heater requires is more than just replacing the heater with a new one.
- High energy bills: Older heaters use more energy as they age and always use more energy than new, high-efficiency models.
- You have a faulty heat exchanger: When your furnace’s heat exchanger goes out, you either have to replace it or replace the furnace as a whole.
Benefits of Professional Heater Installation
A brand-new heater offers benefits that an older model simply cannot match. These change the way your HVAC system works for the better.
Benefits include:
- Better home comfort: A new heater setup will be able to heat your home better and make everyone more comfortable.
- Lower energy bills: A heater replacement will offer efficiency upgrades that reduce the amount of energy you use and, thus, reduce your energy bills.
- Better indoor air quality: Your heater has a direct impact on your home’s air quality, and newer heaters improve the quality of the air more than old ones.
- Less money spent on repairs: A new heater installation will generally require less frequent and less serious repairs than an older heater.
Why Choose Trademasters Heating & Cooling?
Trademasters Heating & Cooling is the clear choice when it comes to your new furnace installation. We are fully licensed, insured, and certified. Our professional and skilled technicians have a reputation for excellence in all things HVAC-related.
We also make the entire heating unit installation process as easy as possible. We’ll help you at every step in the process, using our expertise to guide you. We’ll also install the new unit in a way that respects your home and your time.
Trademasters Heating & Cooling is here to help you choose and install a new, energy-efficient heater. Call us at (252) 503-2760 for your free quote.
FAQs
Can I Install a Heater Myself?
No, you cannot install a heater yourself since it can void the warranty. In addition, doing so is dangerous and could damage the heater or vents.
How Many Hours Does It Take To Install a Heater?
It usually takes around four to eight hours to install a heater. It may take extra time if your technician needs to modify the ductwork, electrical connections, or gas lines.
How Long Do Heaters Last?
Heaters usually last about 15 to 20 years, though some types may make it to 30 years. After this point, you may need to consider a new heater installation.
