Furnace Installation & Replacement Services
Since 1977, we’ve served residents and homeowners of Central New Jersey with the highest quality furnace installation and furnace replacement services. Whether you’re looking to install a new furnace or need to replace an aging unit, our expert technicians have you covered.
Schedule a free furnace installation estimate today, and let’s get your home back to heating.
Is It Time to Replace Your Furnace?
No homeowner wants to hassle with furnace problems, but every furnace eventually needs to be replaced, upgraded, or repaired. This can be a big investment. Fortunately, it’s one that pays for itself over the years with improved efficiency and reduced breakdowns.
So is it time to get a new furnace? Ask yourself these questions:
Is your furnace over 10 years old?
Properly maintained furnaces typically last 10 to 15 years. So, if you’ve started noticing furnace problems after about a decade, it’s time for a new furnace. You’ll save money in the long run with a new, more energy-efficient furnace.
Are your heating bills going up?
Rising energy bills are a good indicator your furnace isn’t efficiently heating your home. If you’ve had your furnace for a while and you’re starting to notice your heating bills going up, schedule a furnace inspection. We’ll help you understand why your bills are rising, and provide you with cost-saving options like a top-quality furnace replacement.
Do you need frequent furnace repair?
As furnaces age, they require more frequent maintenance and repairs. When your furnace is approaching the last few years of its service life, it can cost you more in repairs than what you paid for it in the first place. Getting a furnace replacement now will save you significantly more money in repairs.
Is your home evenly heated?
Uneven heating is one of the surest signs your furnace is about to quit on you. When some rooms are hot and others are cold, either your ductwork requires sealing or your furnace can no longer move heat effectively through your home. We can assess your heating system and recommend the most effective solution.
What color is your burner flame?
The burner flame on your furnace should be blue—this indicates your furnace is completely burning all the fuel it’s being fed. A yellow or orange flame is a problem. This not only indicates inefficient heating, but it means your furnace is producing potentially dangerous levels of carbon monoxide.
Other signs of carbon monoxide production are:
- Streaks of soot around the furnace
- No upward draft in your chimney
- Rust on pipes and jacks
- Excessive moisture on windows, walls, and other cold surfaces
- Water leaking from the base of your chimney, vent, or flue pipe
Carbon monoxide is extremely hazardous and potentially fatal. If your furnace is producing it, you need to have it repaired or replaced immediately.
Is your furnace making strange noises?
Banging, popping, rattling, or squealing—these are the sounds of a dying furnace. Additionally, if you can hear your blower fan running constantly, you might need a furnace replacement.
Any of these symptoms indicate you may need a furnace replacement. Call us at 732-518-8215 today to schedule a furnace inspection and get ahead of your heating problems.
Types of Furnaces We Install
We believe our customers deserve the highest-quality products and services. No matter the type of furnace you need, our dedicated team of experts will deliver the most efficient heating solution for your home.
Lennox Furnaces
We’re a Dave Lennox Premier Dealer™ because we believe their products are the best on the market. We offer a wide selection of Lennox furnaces that range in price and efficiency, including ENERGY STAR® qualified systems.
Gas Furnaces
Efficient and cost-effective, natural gas furnaces are one of most popular choices for homeowners.
Electric Furnaces
For homes without gas lines, electric furnaces are an ideal option. They’re easy to install, and if your home is in an area where electricity is cheaper than gas, they can be a cost-effective option.
Oil Furnaces
Known for their strong heating capabilities, oil furnaces are a viable alternative for homes in areas lacking natural gas access.
For more information on these furnace options, visit our Heating page.
How to Choose the Right Furnace
Choosing the right furnace replacement or a new furnace for your home can be daunting. Fortunately, we’re here to assess your heating needs and recommend the right solutions. When looking for a new furnace, here are a few things to consider:
- Access to natural gas
- Typical energy costs in your area
- Size of your home
- Maintenance needs
Why Hire Professional Installers
Installing the right furnace for your home is no simple DIY task. Safe and effective furnace installations require highly skilled technicians with the experience to ensure the equipment operates at peak efficiency.
Why Arctic Air
Since 1977, Arctic Air Conditioning has been committed to providing heating services that the residents of Central New Jersey can count on. Our highly qualified, fully insured technicians take pride in providing expert furnace installation and repair services at the lowest possible prices.
- Trusted for 45+ Years
- Wide Range of Services & Expertise
- Customer-Focused Approach
- Innovative HVAC Technology
- Competitive Pricing & Affordable Solutions
Call Arctic Air today at 732-518-8215 to schedule a furnace installation for your home in Old Bridge or the surrounding areas of Central New Jersey.
FAQs
What are common signs that my furnace needs repairs or replacement?
- Strange noises—banging, popping, rattling, squealing
- High energy bills
- Frequent cycling (turning on and off)
- Uneven heating
- Yellow or orange burner flame
How often should I service my furnace?
We recommend servicing your furnace at least once a year to ensure your system is ready for winter and can operate efficiently. At Arctic Air, we offer gas furnace maintenance plans with NATE-certified HVAC technicians to keep you warm and cozy all winter.
Can I fix my furnace myself?
While minor issues seem manageable, DIY fixes can lead to further damage or safety hazards, costing you significantly more down the road. We recommend leaving repairs to professional technicians equipped to handle all furnace repairs safely and effectively.
