Furnace Installation Services

Furnace installation services include two parts: the equipment (the new furnace, accessories, and any code-required components) and the labor to remove the old system and set up the new one. Final pricing depends on system size (matched to your home’s square footage and ductwork), fuel type (gas furnaces, oil furnaces, or an electric furnace), efficiency rating, and the complexity of the job.

During your in-home consultation, we size the heating system correctly, review options from standard to high efficiency furnaces with variable speed motors, and provide a written estimate that covers all the details. With Austin Air Conditioning, you know exactly what you’re buying before installation begins.

Labor is shaped by access and scope. Straightforward furnace replacements (same location, same fuel) are faster. Jobs that involve relocating the unit, improving ventilation, correcting uneven heating or hot and cold spots, or bringing older components up to code take more time.

We itemize the work—removal, set, gas or electrical connections, condensate routing, start-up, and system calibration—so you can see where your investment goes and how we ensure optimal performance.

Not every quote includes the same installation services. Some bids omit necessary items (new thermostat, safety shutoffs, code updates), skip commissioning steps, or don’t include post-install support. Others don’t account for your home’s specific needs, which can lead to frequent repairs and higher energy bills later.

Our approach is simple: tailored solutions, all the details up front, and a complete start-to-finish process (including inspection, start-up testing, and homeowner walkthrough) to protect comfort, efficiency, and warranty.

It depends on fuel access, energy costs in your area, and your goals. Gas furnaces are popular for strong heat and cost-effective operation. An electric furnace can be a good fit where gas isn’t available. Oil furnaces remain in some homes; many homeowners choose furnace replacement to move to gas for less energy usage and simpler maintenance.

We’ll compare options side-by-side—fuel, efficiency, airflow, and controls—so your new furnace matches your home and comfort preferences.

Look for patterns: frequent repairs, rising energy bills, uneven heating, or a system that struggles to keep the home warm during colder months. If your current furnace is 15+ years old, a new furnace often delivers fewer repairs, more consistent comfort, and better energy efficiency.

We’ll evaluate the system honestly. If a repair is the right call, we’ll tell you. If replacement is smarter, we’ll show you options at a fair price.

Most furnace installations are completed in one day. After protecting work areas, we remove the old unit, set the new furnace, connect gas/electric, verify venting and condensate, integrate the thermostat, and commission the system.

Commissioning matters: we measure airflow, verify temperature rise, calibrate controls, and document readings. Before we leave, we review operation and maintenance so you’re confident with your new heating system.

Yes. Modern units are designed to be energy efficient and deliver consistent comfort. High efficiency furnaces with variable speed motors circulate air more evenly, reduce cold spots, and use less energy to keep the home warm. That translates to lower energy bills and fewer swings in temperature.

We’ll recommend settings and accessories (filtration, smart thermostats) that help the system work efficiently in our region’s climate.

Absolutely. Many homeowners move from oil furnaces to gas furnaces for efficiency and serviceability, or from an older electric furnace to gas to reduce electricity use. Fuel conversions require proper venting, safety checks, and code compliance.

Our technicians handle the inspection and installation requirements and coordinate any needed upgrades so your new system is safe, efficient, and ready for years of service.

Clear a path to the furnace, move stored items from the work area, and make sure pets are secured. If we’re replacing the thermostat, note your preferred schedules and temperatures. We’ll handle the heavy lifting including removal, installation, clean-up, and haul-away of old furnace and waste.

You’ll receive manufacturer coverage on key components plus our labor warranty on the installation. To keep warranties valid and the system at optimal performance, schedule annual maintenance: inspection, cleaning, safety checks, and tuning. Regular service supports efficiency, fewer repairs, and longer equipment life.

Ask about our maintenance plan if you want priority service and predictable care after install.Choose Austin Air Conditioning For Furnace Installation