High-Efficiency Furnaces for Home Comfort in Orangeville, Alliston and Surrounding Areas
Keeping you and your family warm is our priority
At Don's Heating & Cooling we offer professional furnace installation and replacement services, providing you with top-quality service and products to match your home and family. We’re proud to carry high-efficiency furnaces from industry leading brands like Carrier.
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Types of Furnaces
Various types of furnaces exist on the market. Here’s an overview of the furnaces we service, install and replace:
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Natural gas. Natural gas furnaces are one of the most common types. They use natural gas as their primary fuel source and are efficient and cost-effective in regions with access to a natural gas supply.
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Propane gas. Propane furnaces are similar to natural gas furnaces but use propane as the fuel source. They’re commonly used in areas where natural gas isn’t readily available.
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Oil. Oil furnaces burn heating oil to produce heat. They’re often found in regions where natural gas or propane is less common. Oil furnaces require a storage tank for the heating oil.
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Electric. Electric furnaces are typically less efficient and more expensive to operate than gas or oil furnaces, but they’re easy to install and often used in areas with limited access to other fuel sources.
How to Choose a Furnace
Here’s what to consider when selecting a furnace:
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Calculate heating load. Determine your home’s heating load by considering factors like insulation, square footage, climate and window quality. A furnace installation technician from Don’s Heating & Cooling can assess your home and recommend the right furnace size.
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Energy efficiency. Look for furnaces with a high Annual Fuel Utilization Efficiency (AFUE) rating. The higher the AFUE rating, the more efficient the furnace is at converting fuel into heat.
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Consider fuel type. Evaluate the available fuel sources in your area. Choose a furnace compatible with the most cost-effective and readily available fuel in your region.
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Variable-speed blower motor. Opt for a furnace with a variable-speed blower motor that continually adjusts airflow to meet your home’s heating needs, and enhance comfort, energy efficiency and humidity control.
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Warranty and maintenance. A longer warranty period often indicates the manufacturer’s confidence in their product. Additionally, inquire about maintenance requirements and costs to ensure the furnace is easy to care for.
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Consider features. Ensure the furnace you choose is quiet, compatible with a smart thermostat, controls humidity levels, has advanced filtration options and can support zoning systems.
With the optimal combination of home comfort and energy efficiency, when choosing one of our high-efficiency furnace models you’ll save money while doing your part for the environment.
When Is It Time for a Furnace Replacement?
Here are five reasons to consider replacing your old furnace with a new, high-efficiency furnace:
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Age. Furnaces typically last 15 to 20 years. As they age, their efficiency decreases, leading to higher energy bills. If your furnace is reaching the end of its lifespan, it may be time for a replacement.
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Energy efficiency. Older furnaces have lower efficiency ratings. Replacing yours with a high-efficiency model can significantly reduce your energy consumption and lower your heating expenses.
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Constant repairs. Frequent breakdowns and costly repairs indicate that your furnace is nearing the end of its lifespan. Investing in a new, reliable system can save you money on repair bills.
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Inconsistent heating. As your furnace ages, it’s performance can decline, leading to uneven heating or temperature fluctuations. A new model can provide more consistent warmth and comfort.
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Improved technology. Newer furnaces come equipped with advanced features like variable-speed blowers, smart thermostats, humidity control and improved filtration, enhancing comfort and air quality while reducing energy waste.
Know Who’s Who Before You Hire A Contractor for Your Fuel-Burning Appliances
Uncertified gas technicians and unregistered contractors, aka ‘trunk slammers’, are not certified by or registered with TSSA. Therefore, their work on furnaces and other fuel-burning equipment is not subject to TSSA audits for compliance with safety requirements; their knowledge, competency and qualifications cannot be validated; and they do not receive updates on safety information and training. Furthermore, there is no assurance they will comply with safety regulations, since they have already disregarded the law by working without being certified or registered. They are known for performing less expensive labour with cheaper materials, hence putting the Ontario public at risk of harm through poor workmanship.
Give us a call at 519-942-1568 in Orangeville and 705-435-5005 in Alliston to set up a free in house quote and let one of our Qualified Home Comfort Advisor help you match the right heating system to your home and family.
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Furnace Installation and Replacement in Orangeville, Alliston and Surrounding Areas
Are you ready to upgrade your furnace? Book your furnace installation or replacement with Don’s Heating & Cooling today. One of our furnace technicians will visit your home and help you choose the best high-efficiency furnace for your needs. If you have questions or want to request a quote, fill out the contact form on this page, and we’ll get back to you as soon as possible.
Testimonials
Very Helpful
“Brian was very helpful. Brendan, the installer and his helper were very neat and careful with all the work.. Answered all our questions pleasantly. Lori and Katie in the office were more than helpful also.”
- Elaine B.
10/05/2021
Excellent Service
“Excellent service. Price great. Moved to a second new house further North and still used them. Go beyond expectations. Extremely knowledgeable, courteous and friendly. Highly recommend this company.”
- Rachel H.
07/24/2021