Handle Furnace Replacement Before Winter Starts

Chances are, you already have need of a reliable furnace, with temperatures in the area dropping further every day. But what if your furnace is getting old and you’re not sure whether it can survive another winter? That means you need a new furnace in place, and doing so may mean getting it done before winter starts.

When Is Replacement Necessary?

Replacing a unit becomes necessary in most cases when two very specific conditions are met. Only if your heater matches both of them should you consider a replacement session.

1. The warranty has expired. That means you’re going to need to pay for any replacement parts in the event of a breakdown, which will drive up the cost of future repairs significantly.
2. Repairs or monthly costs are too high. This can mean a specific breakdown where the cost of fixing it is more than you feel the heater is worth, or it could mean more than two smaller repair calls in the space of the same 12-month period. It could even mean monthly costs that have gotten too high, prompting you to replace the worn system with a newer, more efficient one.

Why Now?

Replacing the heater now means that you can enjoy the benefits of your new system the moment the first snows of winter fall: improved efficiency, total warranty coverage, and any specific bells and whistles you have included in your new system. It also means that you can avoid the hassle of dealing with an unexpected breakdown — far more likely in an older, worn system than a new one. Finally, doing so now gives you the time to set up the installation at a point of your choosing: providing maximum planning flexibility.

Here in Denver, CO, call on the friendly pros at Bell Plumbing and Heating for quality heating replacement services!