We make replacing your heating equipment easier to understand and plan.
Buying a new furnace probably isn’t how you hoped to spend your money this year. Still, if your current unit keeps breaking down or leaves you chilly despite running for hours, it may be time to consider a replacement. We help you understand when an upgrade makes sense and what to expect, so you’re not left sorting through equipment choices on your own.
For homes and businesses in Mooresville, North Carolina, we install heating equipment suited to the space it needs to warm. Size matters: a bigger unit isn’t automatically a better choice. We’ll help you compare new furnace options with your heating needs, budget, and efficiency goals in mind. A modern system can use less energy than an older model, although the savings will depend on the equipment you’re replacing and how you use it.
Know What’s Ahead on Installation Day
At ACS Accent Comfort Services, we bring more than 20 years of experience to the job. Before installation begins, we’ll provide an estimate and explain the expected timeline. Replacing equipment in its existing location is usually more straightforward than a job involving changes to ductwork or venting. We’ll also let you know which areas need to be accessible so you can prepare without guessing.
Once your new furnace is installed, regular care helps keep it working well. We offer professional maintenance and back our installations and completed services with a two-year warranty. If you’ve been putting off a replacement because you aren’t sure where to start, call us to arrange a visit. Let’s get your questions answered before another winter with an unreliable heater.
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New Furnace FAQs
Getting a new furnace is an exciting time, but it also comes with a lot of questions. Our team is always happy to provide the information you need to make a strategic decision so that you can move forward with confidence. Below are our answers to common questions we receive about getting a new furnace, and we also encourage you to reach out to us if the information you need is not included here.
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How do I know if it’s time to install a new furnace?
In general, it’s time to start thinking about replacement when the unit approaches 15 years old, as the average lifespan is between 15 and 20 years. However, sooner replacement may be beneficial if your unit experiences frequent breakdowns, has poor energy efficiency, produces uneven heating, or is making unusual noises or odors. We can assess your furnace and help you determine if a new one would be a wise investment.
Can you help me find the right-sized new furnace for my property?
Absolutely – we’ll assess your space and help you find a unit that will meet your performance needs.
How long does a new furnace installation usually take?
That depends on the complexity of the job. Replacing a unit in the same location typically goes much faster than moving equipment and updating ductwork or venting. We’ll provide you with a timeline before we get started, and we’ll also keep you updated as we progress.
How do I prepare for a furnace installation?
We suggest clearing the work zone so that we have full access to the unit – this may include ensuring we have access to areas like the attic, crawlspace, and outdoor areas. We also ask that you be available to answer questions if they arise as we are working.
How do I maintain my new furnace?
The most important things you can do are to make sure you are changing the filters at least every 3 months and to schedule regular professional tune-ups with our team. You should also keep the surrounding area free from debris and ensure the vents are not blocked. Monitor the unit for unusual behaviors like strange noises, smells, or cycling issues.
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At ACS Accent Comfort Services, we install new furnaces for customers in Charlotte, Huntersville, Concord, Matthews, Davidson, Cornelius, Mooresville, Denver, Gastonia, Kannapolis, Lake Norman, Terrell, Sherrills Ford, Monroe, Salisbury, Statesville, Mint Hill, and Shelby, North Carolina, as well as Rock Hill, Fort Mill, Tega Cay, Lancaster, Clover, and York, South Carolina.
