Furnaces

GAS FURNACE 

as suggested in the name, a gas Furnace runs on Natural or Propane gas. 

Once a space gets cold, the thermostat installed transmits a low-voltage command to the furnace and heats the desired area. This is done by a valve that opens and allows the gas to flow into the burner. Heated air is then expelled from the Furnace.

Pros of a Gas Furnace

• Cost-effective to operate
• They are more powerful and safer than electric Furnaces.
• Natural Gas burns cleaner than the fuel needed to Power an Electric Furnace.
• It heats the desired space faster and is warmer than Electric Furnaces 

Cons of a Gas Furnace

• Have a shorter life expectancy compared to electric furnaces. 
• Requires your House to have a gas line. If you do not have one, a gas line must be installed. 

ELECTRIC FURNACE 

Electric Furnaces produce heat using electric elements instead of burning gas. When an area gets cold, the electric furnace pulls air into the system and through a heat exchanger. Once the Air is heated, it is pushed into the ductwork by a blower and distributed throughout the entire space heating it.

Pros of an Electric Furnace 

• Can last 30 years with proper care 

Cons of an Electric Furnace 

• It costs more to operate annually compared to gas furnaces. 
• Heat building and desired spaces are way slower than gas furnaces 

If you are unsure what furnace would work best in your home, our expert Technicians can help you determine what works best for your needs.  

If your Furnace unit is not working, please do not stay in the cold. Our experts have the right tools and resources to fix your furnace immediately. Knowing our team will restore your furnace to total efficiency without worrying about complications, you can be at ease.