Buying a Furnace: Key Things to Know Before You Buy

The average cost of buying a furnace, or replacing your furnace in Canada varies based on a variety of factors. Typically, a new residential gas furnace, including installation, will cost between $3,000 - $6,000 on average. This price is just a general estimate of course, and you'll typically have to get a free in-home estimate done by a local HVAC contractor to get an actual price based on your home and your needs and budget. If you're curious about the process of buying a furnace, as well as all the considerations you'll want to take into account, then you're in the right place. In this video, we go over the most important things to consider when buying a furnace. We cover everything from selecting the type of furnace, and BTUs, to using the right HVAC contractor, to the merits of ENERGY STAR utilities, and much more!
So check out this video today, and for more info, head here: www.furnaceprices.ca/furnaces...
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00:00 Introduction
00:07 Reliability
00:29 Furnace Replacement Signs
01:13 Furnace Types
01:26 Single Stage
01:34 Dual Stage
01:51 Variable & Multispeed
02:05 Modulating
02:12 Furnace Sizing
02:39 Energy Star
03:02 Warranty
03:29 Rebates & Incentives
03:49 More details
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[@GOLFADDICT65]

having our furnace replaced next week from an 28 year old 80 % to a brand new 95% single stage 70,000 BTU been quoted 4200 ( Canadian ) 3100 ( US ) for everything ( installation , parts and equipment ) 2 professionals doing it said it will take around 4-6 hours Does this sound right and a good price ? thanks for your videos cheers from Canada

[@GOLFADDICT65]

Hi we are in need of replacing a 28 year old furnace for a 1996 Bi Level total sq ft 2500 we are seniors on a so called fixed income so payments would be prefered a furnace guy by us recommended a Weatherking 70,000 BTU single stage furnace what we need to know is are they reliable and a good brand ? what brand would you recommend and size we live in Vulcan Alberta Canada we also have already a 3-4 year old Air conditioner this is an investment for us so we want best bang for the buck so to speak but very reliable thank you so much and we look forward to your response cheers

[@anoj23]

thanks for the valuable info. need a new furnace for 2700 ft detached home in peel. any recommendations on furnace brand and install technician/ companies.