Should you repair or replace?
It usually makes sense to replace a furnace when it's over 12 to 15 years old, when a single repair costs more than about half the price of a new unit, or when breakdowns are becoming a yearly event. Newer furnaces are far more efficient, which shows up directly on your energy bill.
Not sure where your furnace stands? Our troubleshooting guide covers how to decide between repair and replacement in plain terms.
What a good installation includes
- Correct sizing for your home — an oversized furnace short-cycles and wastes energy.
- A proper assessment of your existing ductwork and venting.
- High-efficiency options and any available rebates explained in writing.
- A clean, code-compliant install with the old unit hauled away.
Efficiency and your Oregon energy bill
Modern furnaces reach far higher efficiency ratings than units from a decade ago. In our climate, where heating runs much of the year, that efficiency gap adds up. We'll lay out the numbers so you can see the payback before you commit.
How our online process works
- Tell us about your current system and home in the form below.
- We reply with options and a written estimate.
- You choose, approve in writing, and we schedule the install.
Looking at heating and cooling together? A heat pump can handle both and is often the most efficient choice in our region.