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Standard Oil, Gas, & Propane Furnaces
We provide complete installation service to replace
your standard chimney vented furnaces.
High Efficiency Natural Gas & Propane Furnaces
Complete installation service to replace your standard chimney vented furnace with a high-efficiency sidewall PVC vented furnace.
Experts in the following brands and more...
Furnace Removal & Replacement FAQs
To save money, lower your carbon footprint, lower noise levels, and have a more reliable and dependable system.
We highly recommend Trane, American Standard, and York Brand Products. These systems have proven very reliable and durable in the many decades we have been installing them.
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The cost related to replacing a furnace has many variables. The choice of manufacturer, fuel type, building or home size, and installation modifications all contribute to the overall cost. This could range from $3,500.00 to $8,000.00+.
This question can be answered by an HVAC contractor who takes the necessary time to analyze your home needs for heating. A heat loss calculation is often done to determine the appropriate size or BTU requirement for each building. It is essential not to oversize your system for efficiency and long-term durability.
It is typical in New England for a home or building to need between 15 and 30 BTUs per square foot to heat that space to 70 degrees indoor at a 5 degree outdoor temperature.
Yes, new inverter driven, modulating heat pumps are suited extremely well for colder climates and often take the replacement of a fossil fuel system to provide comfort for your home in the cold months.
The short answer is yes, an old worn-out system in a home for sale will typically lower the value of that home and compensation to the new buyers is typical.
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Giving back to our country by helping our War Veterans
Highwood Mechanical is proud to be a part of House Of Heroes CT chapter. HOHCT is the Connecticut branch of the House of Heroes project founded in 2000 in Columbus, GA, which has provided no-cost home repair services to more than 500 military and public service veterans and their spouses. Ben and John both volunteer their time and expertise in helping veterans live in comfort in their own homes. Highwood Mechanical contributes time, effort and materials in many HVAC projects taken up by the House of Heroes CT organization. Letters like these make it all worth our time and effort.
