Furnace and heat pump installation in Lebanon

Comparing fuels for a Lebanon home

Every option has a place:

• Natural gas furnace. Strong heat and a low cost per unit of heat where gas service is available. High-efficiency models convert 90 percent or more of the fuel to heat.
• Propane furnace. The same comfort as natural gas where the line does not reach. Propane costs more per unit of heat and requires a tank and a supplier, so the economics deserve a real look.
• Heat pump. Moves heat from the outdoor air into the house, handles most of a Middle Tennessee winter efficiently and also replaces the air conditioner. A strong candidate for homes without natural gas.
• Dual fuel. A heat pump for mild weather with a furnace for the coldest nights, so each runs when it is the better value.

Why sizing and ducts decide how it feels

A furnace that is too large cycles on and off, wastes fuel and leaves temperature swings. One that is too small never catches up on a 15 degree night. We size a system from your home’s insulation, windows, square footage and layout, not from the old unit. Leaky or undersized ducts limit what any system can deliver, so we inspect them and tell you if they need work, particularly in older Lebanon homes where ductwork was added after the house was built.

Installation steps and what you can expect

Whichever system you choose, a complete installation covers:

• Reviewing the home, ducts, fuel supply and existing equipment
• Setting the equipment to manufacturer specifications
• Safe gas, venting, condensate and electrical connections, to code
• Matched indoor and outdoor components and line sets on heat pumps
• A compatible thermostat, programmed with you
• Testing of combustion, airflow and safety controls and cleanup of the work area

Timing, permits and financing

Many replacements are completed in a day. Fuel conversions, duct changes and new zones take longer, and we give you the schedule up front. We handle permits, which vary by city and county. Financing is available for residential and commercial projects. See our financing page.

Best time to replace

Early fall is ideal. Schedules are open and you decide on your terms, not during the first freeze. If you are not sure whether your system needs replacement, a fall tune-up in Lebanon gives you an honest read on the equipment and its condition.

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