Repair or replace
Repair or replace? The technician decides what to recommend only after examining your furnace, and the reasons come with the recommendation.
Furnace Replacement and Installation in the Upper Peninsula
A furnace that has failed again, or one a technician judges not worth repairing, may be ready to replace. A new furnace is matched to the house on a visit, not over the phone.
Calling to start costs nothing, with no obligation attached. Tell us about the furnace you have now and your town.
Replacement and installation
Sizing the new furnace
The technician sizes the new furnace to your house during the visit.
Fuel and venting
Statewide, about 75% of Michigan homes heat with utility gas and 9% with propane, so the technician plans the new furnace around the fuel your house uses.
Other ways to heat
Not every home needs another furnace. Heat pumps and ductless mini-splits suit some houses, and the technician explains how they would fit.
Permits and licenses
Michigan says mechanical work, except for minor parts, needs a permit before it starts, and that a mechanical contractor is responsible for the permit on work done for an owner.
Michigan also requires a mechanical contractor license for installing heating equipment. You can ask for it.
Frequently asked questions
How do I know if my furnace should be replaced?
A technician makes that call after looking at it. Start by calling us, which costs nothing.
If the furnace turns out to be repairable after all, furnace repair is the page to read. Everything else lives on the home page, from boilers to mini-splits.
Call us for a free quote
Call us to discuss your current issue and how we can assist you. The call is free and you get a free, personalized estimate with no obligation. We're here to help.
Call (866) 661-2784