Gas Furnace Replacement & Installation in San Antonio
HVAC Services from the Home Comfort Heroes
You get home from a long day; it’s cold outside, and all you want is to cuddle up in your cozy San Antonio home. However, the moment you step inside, you notice something is a little off. Your house is cold — colder than you were expecting it to be! The worst part? This is the third time this has happened! If you feel like your hand is constantly reaching for the phone to call the repairman, then it might be time for a complete gas furnace replacement. Luckily, Damiani’s Comfort Design knows the ins and outs of furnace replacement and installation and can help you with whatever services you need!
Call 210-646-9600 or contact Damiani’s online now for expert gas furnace replacement services throughout San Antonio!
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We Can Help!When Is It Time To Replace My San Antonio Furnace?
Here are a number of signs for when it might be time to replace your gas furnace:
- The temperature of your rooms fluctuates constantly.
- Your heating bills have been much higher than normal.
- You’ve had to call for repairs multiple times in a year.
- Your furnace is over 15 years old.
- Your furnace is struggling to maintain the temperature set on the thermostat.
If you’ve noticed any or multiple of these signs, you know what it’s time to do. Call Damiani’s at 210-646-9600 or contact us online for professional furnace installation and replacement services.
Professional Gas Furnace Replacement Services in San Antonio
If you’re in need of professional gas furnace replacement and installation in San Antonio, you’ve come to the right place. It is our belief that if we help you with your gas furnace replacement needs today, we’ll establish a positive furnace maintenance relationship for the future. That way, you can rest assured knowing your furnace will last for as long as possible — all with the help of our experienced technicians. We want to help you with your home comfort needs today!
Call Damiani’s Comfort Design today at 210-646-9600 or contact us online for thorough gas furnace replacement services throughout San Antonio!
Frequently Asked Questions
How many years does a gas furnace last?
It’s difficult to offer a one-size-fits-all answer for this, as a gas furnace can last as few as 10 years or as many as 30 without needing replacement. Newer models are designed more efficiently and robustly, meaning they’ll last longer, but if you’re asking this question, you probably have an older model with a shorter life span and a lot of baked-in inefficiency and waste. While your 20-year-old furnace may not be completely nonfunctional yet, and it might keep ticking for years more, an old system can be wasting nearly a quarter of the energy you put into it. The service life of a gas furnace is also shaped by how much maintenance you’ve kept up with, your indoor air quality, how well you keep up with filters, and more than a little luck.
Is it cheaper to replace the furnace and AC together?
It’s almost always going to save money to upgrade multiple components at the same time instead of spreading them out. Not only do the two share an air handler in most designs, it’s less work for technicians to replace your air conditioner while they’re already in there working than to replace each on separate occasions. You can expect to save 10% or more by replacing them together in most cases, barring unusual circumstances in your home’s installation or your target upgrade. Of course, this assumes both are due for upgrades, which may not be the case if they were installed at different times.
Will a furnace work without an AC?
You can have a stand-alone furnace installed without air conditioning if you don’t need air conditioning, or you can have a separate system in place for cooling like window units, mobile AC, or ductless mini-splits. It’s easier to add an air conditioner to a home that already has a furnace than vice versa, as most systems that include a furnace and central air use the furnace’s air handler to push air through the ducts, with the air conditioner acting more like an add-on to that system.