Spanish Fork Furnace Installation Services

Quality Heating Installation in Utah & Washington Counties

At Triple-T Plumbing, Heating & Air, we understand the importance of a warm and comfortable environment. We are proud to be able to provide our customers with top-quality products and unbeatable installation. With nearly five decades of experience, our family-owned and operated business is committed to providing honest and superior heating services. We’re always here to answer questions and guide you through the buying process. 

Contact us at (435) 253-6279 today to schedule furnace installation services in Spanish Fork.

Do I Need a Furnace Installation?

Your furnace will show you signs that it’s about time for a new installation. 

The most common signs to look for include:

• High utility bills: If your utility bills seem to skyrocket without much use, your furnace may struggle to maintain temperature. Furnaces become less efficient as they age, leading to a constant struggle.
• Dust and debris: Your furnace may leave dust and debris in the air if it isn’t working at optimal levels. A healthy furnace keeps the air circulating without dirt and debris on the vents and shelf surfaces.
• Uneven heating: You may notice cold spots throughout your home on a cold day. Your furnace’s job is to heat your home evenly, so it might have trouble if it’s struggling to maintain even heating.
• Age: Most furnaces last about 15 to 20 years. It’s important to remember the age of your furnace to know when it’s about time to invest in a new furnace.
• Strange noises: A furnace should only make a whirring sound. If you hear booming or banging, you could have a problem.

Types of Furnace Installations

We’ll help determine the type of furnace that best fits your needs. 

The kinds of furnace installations we offer include:

• Gas furnace installation: Gas furnace burners warm their heat exchanger, then blow the warm air through the ductwork with a fan. Natural gas heaters are efficient and affordable for most homeowners. Gas furnace costs are typically lower than electric furnace costs.
• Electric furnace installation: Electric furnaces provide a quiet, environmentally friendly furnace option. They generate heat with electric coils and electricity. Electric furnaces often have higher operational costs than gas furnaces, but can last up to 20 years.

Choosing the Right Furnace for Installation

There are many different furnaces with varying efficiency ratings and energy sources on the market. It’s important to choose the right one for your home’s needs. A gas furnace should have an AFUE rating between 80% and 98%. We will help determine the best rating for your needs. It’s also critical that your furnace is perfectly sized for your home. Choosing a furnace that is too small or too large for your home won’t adequately heat your home or optimize your energy savings.

Furnace Installation Steps

Triple-T Plumbing, Heating & Air’s heating installation specialist will walk you through each step of the furnace installation process at your home. 

Our professional furnace installation steps include:

• Remove your old furnace: We will disconnect all parts of your old furnace and remove it to dispose of it safely. After we remove the furnace, we will prepare the space for your new furnace.
• Connect the furnace: We may need to bolt your furnace into the best possible position. We’ll connect the furnace to the appropriate parts for functioning, then hook it up to your ventilation system. The last step of connection involves plugging in the power source, whether gas or electric.
• Test the furnace: The last step of our successful furnace installation process is to test it. We will measure the airflow and intake of the heating system to ensure it is working properly.

Preventing Carbon Monoxide Leaks Within Your Furnace

Professional furnace installation is critical to ensure your furnace is installed correctly. Carbon monoxide is sometimes caused by a heat exchanger or combustion system crack. If the metal wall of your furnace is damaged, carbon monoxide can leak into your duct system. 

The best ways to prevent carbon monoxide leaks within your furnace include:

• Install a CO detector: A CO detector detects unsafe levels of carbon monoxide in your home. The batteries must be checked and changed during the year.
• Change your filter: When you change your filter, your furnace can provide proper air exchange circulation. This helps the heat exchanger not to overheat and crack. We recommend changing your filter every 30-60 days.
• Keep vents open: Never obstruct vents in your home. Your furniture needs adequate ventilation so it can properly circulate air.
• Yearly furnace maintenance: The best way to keep on top of possible carbon monoxide leaks is to have furnace maintenance services on a regular basis. Our certified technicians look for issues and can make repairs before they become a problem.

How Much Is a New Furnace?

A new furnace is a significant investment for most homeowners. We understand furnace services aren’t always in your budget, so we proudly offer various financing options for our products. 

Talk to us about our financing options, including:

• No Payment, No Interest Option for 12 Months
• 5 Year Loan with 6.99% APR
• 7 Year Loan with 6.99% APR

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the average lifespan of a new furnace?

A new, well-maintained furnace typically lasts between 15 and 20 years. Regular annual maintenance is the most important factor in achieving the maximum lifespan and maintaining efficiency

What are the signs that my old furnace needs to be replaced instead of repaired?

Key signs include a furnace that is over 15 years old, requires frequent and costly repairs, has a cracked heat exchanger, or is causing your utility bills to continuously spike.

Will I need to upgrade my thermostat with a new furnace installation?

Yes, most new high-efficiency furnaces require a compatible digital or smart thermostat to take advantage of their advanced features, such as multi-stage heating control and energy-saving programming.

Does installing a new furnace affect my home's ductwork?

Upgrading to a much higher-efficiency furnace or increasing the BTU capacity may require minor modifications or sealing of the existing ductwork to handle the different airflow and pressure properly.

Call (435) 253-6279 or contact us online today to schedule an appointment and learn more about furnace installation in Spanis Fork.