Save Money with High Quality Furnace Installation and Replacement in Mason, Ohio
It’s not uncommon these days for homeowners to take their home’s furnace for granted. Often, such is the case − until it breaks down. When that happens, it’s a whole different story. If you find yourself with a furnace system that is constantly causing issues or stops working altogether, it might be time for a replacement.
In such cases, most people ask: but that’s expensive isn’t it? The answer is relative. Did you know installing a new furnace can actually save you money? Think about your energy bill for the year.
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Here at Mason Heating & Air, we have a Five Star reputation when it comes to working with homeowners looking to save money on their energy bills. If you suspect it might be time to have your furnace replaced, don’t hesitate to give us a call today at (513) 496-2477.
Get a Free Estimate on a New Furnace
To give you a realistic idea of how much a replacement home heating system will cost you, we at Mason Heating & Air provide homeowners with free and accurate estimates. We also have finance options to help you stay within budget. We make the entire furnace installation process a fast, easy, and painless experience for our customers and we have a reputable history for doing so.
Signs You Need to Replace Vs. Repair Your Furnace
Many homeowners ask: well, how do you find out if your furnace simply needs to be repaired or if it’s time for a total replacement? If your furnace has not already stopped running altogether, below are four primary symptoms your furnace could be reaching its expiration:
- Strange Noises – While it’s running, does it make clunky sounds? Does it make loud noises when it fires on or do you hear a bang when it turns off?
- Uneven Temperatures – When you turn up the thermostat, are you unable to achieve the comfy temperature you desire in your home?
- Increase in Utility Bills – Have your heating bills increased or has the amount of energy you are using to heat your home gone up?
- It’s Simply Old – Is your furnace older than 10 years? Experts recommend a replacement every 15-20 years.
If you answered “yes” to one or more of these questions, it might be time for a new heating system. Call us today! (513) 496-2477.
We Make the Furnace Installation & Replacement Process Easy
At Mason Heating & Air, we make the entire replacement process easy. We will talk you through all the details of the furnace installation process, answering any questions that arise. We discuss all the various options and features that are available to you so you can make the best long-term decisions for your family and your home.
Our professional and courteous technicians are able to analyze your home’s needs to make sure you get a heating system that will keep you safe and comfortable all winter long for the best price. We understand that each home and each homeowner’s budget is different, we will work with you to make the entire installation process as easy, painless, and affordable for you as possible.
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Why Choose Mason Heating & Air for Furnace Installation & Replacement?
We at Mason Heating & Air are a family-owned, Five Star rated, company with a longstanding history of satisfied customers. Our level of expertise and professionalism is unmatched when compared to our competitive pricing. Our customers are our priority, and we believe in keeping families safe and comfortable throughout the year, regardless of where you live or what your budget is.
- Five Star Rated Customer Service
- Top of the line systems with the latest technology
- Fast and Affordable Installation
- Finance Options
Keywords for Your New HVAC System
BTU: BTU stands for “British Thermal Unit,” the standard unit for heat or thermal energy. One BTU equals the amount of heat needed to increase the temperature of one pound of water by 1⁰ Fahrenheit. (Source)
AFUE: AFUE stands for “Annual Fuel Utilization Efficiency.” AFUE is the ratio of the yearly heat output of the furnace or boiler compared to the total annual fossil fuel energy consumed by a furnace or boiler. (Source)