Furnace Installation Newmarket

With over 20 years of experience working with homeowners throughout the Newmarket community and surrounding neighborhoods, it is safe to say that the team at ClimateAir has seen it all. Therefore, we’ve put together a list of some of the most frequent problems we have encountered and repaired throughout our years in business. Here is a closer look at some of these problems:

• A general absence of heating system upkeep.
• Temperature sensors that do not function.
• A furnace that does not produce any warm air.
• Inadequately heated air produced by furnace hardware that is broken or damaged.
• Filters that have become clogged.
• Heat exchangers that have developed cracks.
• Electrical problems.
• Flickering or abnormally coloured pilot lights.
• Failure of the blower motor or the blower belt.
• Furnace equipment that randomly turns on and off.
• Ball bearings that have become dull or damaged.
• Issues with control valves.
• Growth of mould and mildew on furnace elements.
• Mechanical components that have cracked and are creating unusual noises.

Generally speaking, your furnace installation appointment should take anywhere between 4 to 8 hours to complete from start to finish. However, the duration of your appointment typically depends on the type of furnace you have installed and the size of your home. Therefore, appointment times tend to vary between households. At the same time, this timeframe does not take into account whether our certified HVAC technicians will encounter any unforeseen issues during their installation process. Because of this, we highly suggest that homeowners schedule their appointment on a day when they do not have any other pressing responsibilities to attend to.

Yes, furnace installation procedures are highly complex and should never be attempted by homeowners unless they have prior experience working with this type of heating equipment. As furnace compartments consist of numerous mechanical, electrical, and fuel parts, any mistakes that occur could result in damage to your heating and cause harm. Therefore, it is never safe for homeowners to attempt to install their new furnace equipment on their own.

 At the same time, furnace installation procedures must follow strict building codes and safety guidelines. Therefore, if these are not met, and damage occurs to your home, yourself, or other members of your family, your insurance company will likely not cover any losses that have occurred. This means you’ll be responsible for all damages, which could end up costing hundreds to thousands of dollars in repairs. As such, we always recommend that homeowners reach out to a certified and experienced HVAC company in their neighborhood, like ClimateAir, for assistance with any and all furnace services. This includes repair work, general upkeep, and the installation of all types of furnaces.

Are you thinking of installing a new furnace system in your home? If the answer is yes, please do not hesitate to reach out to the team at ClimateAir in Newmarket, Ontario, today!

Generally speaking, homeowners are able to have a new furnace installed in their homes at any time of the year. However, if you are looking to save money on your installation appointment, we recommend booking your appointment in the late fall or early wintertime. This is because HVAC companies are more likely to offer a selection of promotions and deals during this time, which can help you lower the cost of your installation once everything is said and done.

 At the same time, having your new furnace installed in the late fall or early wintertime will provide you enough time to have everything installed and working correctly before you will actually need to rely on your heating equipment to warm your home. In addition to this, HVAC companies tend to get busier later in the year. Therefore, you may have to wait longer than anticipated to have your new furnace installed. As such, if you think you need a new heating system for your household, we suggest reaching out to a certified HVAC company sooner rather than later to ensure you are able to have your new furnace system installed in your home promptly before temperatures drop.