Furnace Installation Sault Ste. Marie

With years of industry experience, Wardlaw Heating & Cooling has the knowledge and skills to provide homeowners with their furnace installation in Sault Ste Marie, Ontario. Our team consists of diverse, friendly professionals qualified to tackle all your residential heating needs. Whenever you need us, Wardlaw Heating & Cooling is available to provide you with assistance 24-hours a day for emergency services.

Call us directly or book a free consultation for more information about your furnace installation with Wardlaw Heating & Cooling today.

What to expect during a Furnace Installation?

When partnering with the professional team at Wardlaw Heating & Cooling, homeowners throughout the Sault Ste Marie can rely on us to provide quick, easy, and efficient furnace installation in their homes. We strive to offer customers a stress-free experience from start to finish. Upon arriving at your property, a qualified and experienced furnace technician will carefully remove your old furnace before depositing it outside your home for disposal.

Your new furnace will then be safely installed into your home by connecting the heating appliance to your duct system before it is sealed. Finally, your technician will connect your new furnace to its electrical or gas power supply to test that all functions are working correctly. Homeowners can expect their installation to take anywhere between 4 to 5 hours, so you can get back to your routine in no time.

Who needs a Carbon Monoxide Alarm?

If your home comes equipped with a fuel-burning appliance, heater, fireplace, or garage, it is essential that you install at least one carbon monoxide alarm either in the main bedroom of your property or in a central hallway located close to all sleeping areas. Additionally, homeowners should also install an alarm a minimum of 15 feet away from their fuel-burning appliance to ensure that it can accurately detect carbon monoxide in their home.

Carbon monoxide is an odorless, colorless, tasteless, poisonous gas that can cause injury and death when inhaled over time and lead to long-term health effects and damage. Therefore, installing carbon monoxide alarms is critical to ensure your home and family is safe.

My furnace has stopped working. Should I repair or replace it?

Generally speaking, your home’s furnace has a life span of approximately 10 – 15 years. If you begin experiencing difficulties with your furnace system close to or after the 10-year mark, it may be worth replacing your furnace system altogether. As your furnace ages, its ability to heat your home optimally diminishes greatly.

So, it is likely that it will cost you more money to repair your furnace every time a problem occurs rather than replace it. Further, furnace repairs typically only offer temporary fixes that are likely to cause similar or more significant issues in the future. Additionally, as it will take more energy to heat your home, you can also expect your monthly energy bill to increase. Therefore, it is essential that homeowners weigh these factors before booking a furnace installation in Sault Ste Marie.

What are some signs that I need a new furnace?

Often, when it comes to your home’s appliances, including your furnace, it can be difficult to indicate when the right time is to repair and replace them –especially when you aren’t sure what it is you’re exactly looking for. Therefore, if you’re debating on whether it is time to replace the furnace in your home, keep an eye and ear out for these telltale signs something is wrong:

• Your furnace is over 10 – 15 years old and has never been replaced before.
• You are having problems sustaining a comfortable temperature throughout your home.
• You or a family member may be experiencing unexplained health concerns such as flu-like symptoms and headaches.
• You hear strange noises such as rattling, clicking, humming, banging, and squealing coming from your furnace.
• You can never keep a stable temperature throughout your home, causing you to frequently adjust your thermostat.
• You notice your furnace has poor airflow coming from the vents located throughout your home.
• If you have a gas-powered furnace, you may notice the pilot light color change from blue to yellow
• Your furnace will not turn on at all or has difficulties staying on.
• Your monthly energy bill has increased significantly in the past couple of months.
• There is a strange odor coming from your furnace.
• Your furnace blower motor is always working to try and cool the furnace down.
• The air in your home is extremely dry and dusty.

Have you experienced any of these signs around your home in the past couple of months? Book a free consultation with Wardlaw Heating & Cooling today for more information on how we can help with your furnace installation in Sault Ste Marie.