If you’re considering a new furnace, you might be stuck choosing between a gas or electric unit.
We have good news: Both types of furnaces work well in our area, and both will keep your home warm in the winter.
Which type of furnace is best for you depends on your preferences, such as:
If you’re in the market for a new furnace, you can expect to pay anywhere from $5,000 to $12,000. On average, most homeowners pay around $6,000.
If you’ve been told by a technician that you need to replace both of your A/C units, you’re probably wondering if it’s possible to just replace the outside A/C and still use your current indoor unit to save money.
Here’s our recommendation: You should replace both the outdoor and indoor units together for the following reasons:
In this blog, we’ll go into more detail about each of those reasons. We’ll also share one exception when you may be able to replace just the outdoor unit.
In San Antonio, you can expect to pay anywhere from $75 to $250+ for furnace maintenance (often referred to as a “tune-up” or “check-up”).
Article originally posted on Plumbing Perspective by Tim Ward
SA Youth’s office and Boys & Girls Clubs member gifted new HVAC systems from Shafer Serves— the New Philanthropic Program from Shafer Services Plus
"*" indicates required fields