Consider these factors when making the decision to repair or replace your heating system:

• Age – A 10 to 15-year-old heating unit is probably on its last leg and not worth repairing, especially if you have already poured money into several repairs over the past season or two.
• Investment cost – It costs more to replace than to repair, but consider the long-term investment cost of keeping your old furnace running.
• Utility rates By taking utility bills from past seasons and calculating future bills based on rising utility rates, you can determine how much it will cost to run your existing heating system this year. Compare that with the energy consumed by a new heating system at the same utility rates and see what savings you can expect from a replacement.

Because there are so many options available and factors to consider for heating system replacement, there’s no proper way for us to give you an accurate price estimate without first evaluating your current system and understanding what you need from the new unit. However, once we’ve assessed the situation in person, we’ll be able to tell you how much you should expect to pay for your replacement. Contact us today or call us to get an estimate based on your needs.