Heater Installation

Signs Your Heater or Furnace Needs to Be Replaced

It’s essential to replace your furnace before it completely fails – leaving your household in a cold and unsafe home during the winter months. Our furnace contractors offer symptoms to watch for that can indicate you need to schedule a furnace replacement:

• Your unit is nearing the end of its lifespan.
• Your system can no longer effectively heat your home.
• Your unit has cracks. A crack in the heat exchanger can lead to a carbon monoxide leak, which can be very dangerous to your entire household.
• Your monthly utility bills start to increase.
• Your system needs multiple repairs.
• Your system needs an extensive, costly repair.

If you need to schedule a gas furnace installation, oil furnace services, or electric furnace replacement, schedule an appointment with our DiBiase Heating and Cooling Company experts. 

Should You Repair or Replace?

When your heater starts to malfunction, one of the hardest decisions you have to make is whether to keep paying for repairs or if you need to schedule a heater installation. Fortunately, our heating contractors are here to help.

They suggest that if your heating system needs a large repair or one that costs more than 50% of replacement costs, you instead consider scheduling a central heating installation. This is especially important if your system is aging and nearing the end of its life expectancy.

You should also consider replacing it if your heater is no longer properly or efficiently heating your house. You may notice this by increasing utility bills.

Pay attention to if you have a dangerous issue with your system, like a carbon monoxide leak. This can pose dangerous – and even deadly – threats to your family.

Call our experts at DiBiase Heating and Cooling Company to schedule heating installation services and heating replacements.

Benefits of New Furnace Installation

While installing a new furnace might not be at the top of your to-do list this winter, it can be an essential task that can benefit your entire household. Scheduling a furnace installation can have a lot of perks, including:

• Latest technology and features to control the climate in your home.
• A more energy-efficient unit that uses up to 30 percent less fuel than older systems
• A quieter system that makes less noise than older units.
• More consistent heating throughout your house than older systems.

Need help keeping your existing unit running? Contact DiBiase Heating and Cooling Company for heater maintenance services.

New Heater? Learn How to Use Your New System

When you schedule a heater installation, there is a key step that many homeowners overlook. It’s essential to learn how to use your new system. It can be tempting to get caught up in the installation work and then just assume you’ll be able to figure out how to use the new unit. This can be a mistake. Instead, take a few minutes to talk to our contractors about how to use the system.

Our technicians can provide you with a manual, teach you how to operate the system, show you how to set the thermostat, and answer any questions you might have about the unit. They can also show you signs to watch for that can indicate the unit is malfunctioning, or that there is a problem with the installation.

Our experts are here to make your next furnace installation a seamless process. Work with the team that puts you first today!

Criteria to Consider When Buying a New Heater

When you need to install a new heater, it’s critical to buy the right system for your house. Our heating contractors recommend considering the following factors when purchasing a new system:

• The type of fuel source you have available at your house – natural gas, propane, or electric.
• How energy efficient the system is.
• What type of heating system you prefer. Common types include heaters, furnaces, boilers, heat pumps, and ductless mini split systems.
• How big of a unit you need to properly heat your house.
• What your budget is for the unit.
• How much maintenance each type of heater will require.

Do you need to replace your aging heater? Call our experts at DiBiase Heating and Cooling Company at 610-873-1244

Types of Furnaces

When you schedule a furnace installation, ensure you get a suitable unit for your house. There are numerous types of furnaces to choose from, including the following:

• Single-stage furnaces: These have one setting, meaning they either produce full heat or nothing.
• Two-stage furnaces: These have two settings for heat output, low and high.
• Modulating furnace: These can continuously adjust the heat output, offering an energy-efficient to heat your house and adapt to your heating needs.
• Condensing furnaces: These maximize fuel efficiency by extracting heat from combustion gasses before they are vented.
• Variable-speed blower motors: These can adjust the speed of the air distribution fan, providing more consistent and efficient airflow throughout your house.
• High-efficiency furnaces: These convert a larger portion of fuel into heat, saving energy and lowering utility bills.
• Smart furnaces: These have smart technology, allowing you to control and monitor the furnace and the temperature of your house remotely.

If you have questions about what type of furnace is right for your property, call our experts. DiBiase Heating and Cooling Company provides the ultimate customer experience for guaranteed satisfaction.