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Top 10 furnace replacement contractors in Charlotte, NC

Homeowners agree: these Charlotte furnace installers are highly rated for knowledge, experience, communication, and more.
Guillermo

Guillermo

5+ years in business
Serves Charlotte, NC
Trabajo por ahora miercoles , jueves y sabados emergensias Tecnico Universal HVAC lisencia EPA . Mi trbajo me respalda
Air Carolinas Plus

Air Carolinas Plus

15+ years in business
Serves Charlotte, NC
One of a kind. Our slogan is: 'HVAC Like No Other" Here at Air Carolinas Plus, we make sure the job is done right, the first time. Making sure people are comfortable under any weather conditions.
360 HVAC

360 HVAC

1 hire on HomeGuide
21+ years in business
Serves Charlotte, NC
Hear it 360 HVAC we hold a high standard of workmanship and quality along with great customer service.
Team Maintenance

Team Maintenance

9+ years in business
Serves Charlotte, NC
I am a small home repair and remodeling service and I also specialize and heating and air. My work is done in a timely and accurate manner and all work is guaranteed.. but most of all our cost are competitive.
Andersen Heating & Cooling

Andersen Heating & Cooling

41+ years in business
Serves Charlotte, NC
Andersen Heating & Cooling, founded in 1984, is a trusted, local, and family-owned HVAC service provider in Charlotte, NC and surrounding areas. Known for its exceptional value, it offers services including heating and cooling repairs, installations, maintenance, and air quality improvements. The firm is fully insured, licensed, BBB Accredited, and recognized by Angie's List. Its team of NATE-certified technicians specializes in Carrier, Trane, and Goodman units, and also installs Phenomenal Aire Cold Plasma Generator Technology to eliminate airborne allergens. Andersen Heating & Cooling prides itself on its commitment to outstanding quality,
NuBlue Electric

NuBlue Electric

8+ years in business
Serves Charlotte, NC
Founded in 2017, Viva Electric serves the Charlotte, NC area with top-notch electrical services. As a licensed, insured, and bonded contractor, Viva Electric is committed to exceeding standards in residential electrical repair, installation, maintenance, and replacement. Specializing in panel upgrades, generator installations & maintenance, and EV charger installation, no job is too small or complex for their experienced team. This family-owned business also offers a wide range of other services, ensuring your home and business needs are met effectively and efficiently.
Charlotte Comfort Systems, Inc.

Charlotte Comfort Systems, Inc.

27+ years in business
Serves Charlotte, NC
Since its founding in 1998, Charlotte Comfort Systems Inc. has been dedicated to providing exceptional HVAC services in the Charlotte, NC area. With a team of non-commissioned, NATE-certified technicians, they offer maintenance, repair and installation of heating, cooling, and indoor air quality systems. Known for their commitment to customer satisfaction and hands-on service, they ensure no hidden costs or surprises. Their personalized approach to service, accompanied by a robust follow-up process, has turned the majority of their first-time customers into long-term clients.
Liquid Handling Equipment Inc.

Liquid Handling Equipment Inc.

Serves Charlotte, NC
Liquid Handling Equipment, located in Charlotte, North Carolina and its surrounding areas, is dedicated to being the leading system specialists for above-ground tanks, pumps, mixers, metering equipment, and related accessories in the Southeast. Their commitment to excellence and quality service is a responsibility they uphold with utmost seriousness.
Morris-Jenkins

Morris-Jenkins

67+ years in business
Serves Charlotte, NC
Morris-Jenkins, founded in 1958 and based in Charlotte, NC, is a family-owned and operated HVAC and plumbing company. Renowned as the largest provider in the region, the company remains customer-focused, providing services one customer at a time. They specialize in repair, replacement, and maintenance of air conditioning systems, heat pumps, gas furnaces, indoor air quality systems, and water heaters, with a commitment to quality and professionalism. They stand out with their policy of not charging extra for late-night or weekend services, demonstrating their dedication to customer convenience.
Andy Lewis Heating & Air Conditioning

Andy Lewis Heating & Air Conditioning

31+ years in business
Serves Charlotte, NC
Founded in 1994, Andy Lewis Heating & Air Conditioning is a reputable HVAC contractor based in Charlotte, NC, serving both residential and commercial clients within the region. The company is committed to making a positive impact on clients' lives by delivering superior services, including repair, installation, and maintenance of various heating and cooling systems. Renowned for its technical expertise, professionalism, and customer-focused approach, Andy Lewis Heating & Air Conditioning holds a strong belief in treating clients with fairness and respect, aiming to forge lifelong relationships with its customers.

Your Furnace and Heating System Installation or Replacement questions, answered

Answers to commonly asked questions from the experts on HomeGuide.

How much does it cost to install or replace a furnace?

Furnace replacement costs $2,000 to $5,400 on average for gas, electric, oil, or propane heating systems. A high-efficiency gas furnace costs $3,300 to $6,900 installed. New furnace prices depend on the system size, efficiency, brand, fuel type, and install labor.

  • Installing a new furnace and ductwork costs $3,800 to $12,000.
  • Replacing a new furnace and AC costs $4,000 to $10,000.

When should you need to replace a furnace?

Replace a furnace when the current unit is more than 15 years old and requires frequent fixing, or when repairs cost more than half the replacement cost.

Signs a furnace is going out:

  • Energy bills are increasing.
  • Rooms heat unevenly.
  • Fuel lines rust or system chamber cracks.
  • The thermostat malfunctions.
  • Furnace cycles on and off frequently or makes loud noises.
  • Dust or soot buildup appears.
  • Interior air smells like a gas leak.
  • The gas-furnace flame is yellow instead of blue.

How long does a furnace last?

A furnace lasts 15 to 30 years on average, depending on the fuel type, brand, usage, and maintenance frequency. Electric furnaces typically outlast gas, propane, and oil furnaces by 5 to 10 years.

Average furnace lifespan by type

  • Gas furnace 15 – 25 years
  • Oil furnace 15 – 25 years
  • Electric furnace 20 – 30 years
  • Propane furnace 15 – 20 years

How long does it take to install a furnace?

Replacing or installing a new furnace takes 4 to 18 hours on average, depending on the fuel type, size, and complexity. Extra time applies for modifying ductwork, electrical, or gas lines, adding vents or zoning, or retrofitting a larger furnace.

How to pay for a new furnace?

Options to pay for a new furnace include:

  • Monthly payment financing from the supplier
  • Home-improvement or bank loans
  • Furnace rebates and tax credits of $100 to $500 from manufacturers, dealers, utility company, or government programs
  • Credit card payment plans

What's the difference between a gas, oil, and electric furnace?

The differences between a gas, oil, and electric furnace are their fuel source, heating power, and operating costs.

  • Gas furnaces ignite propane or natural gas to heat and circulate air through the ductwork. Gas furnaces heat faster than electric.
  • Oil furnaces burn oil from an external tank to heat and circulate air through ducts. Oil furnaces are less efficient than gas and require more maintenance, but have faster heating.
  • Electric furnaces heat and circulate air with electricity or solar panels. Electric furnaces are the most energy-efficient, but have the highest operating costs.

What's the difference between a boiler, furnace, and heat pump?

Boilers circulate water or steam, furnaces circulate hot air, and heat pumps circulate refrigerant to provide heating.

  • Boilers use natural gas, propane, electricity, or heating oil to heat and circulate water or steam through pipes to radiators in each room.
  • Furnaces move centrally heated air through ducts to each room. Furnaces use gas, propane, electricity, or oil.
  • Heat pumps use electricity and refrigerant to transfer outside heat from the air, ground, or water into the home.

How to find local furnace replacement pros near me?

Furnace replacement quotes are typically free. When getting furnace estimates, use this checklist:

  • Compare at least three different estimates from experienced installers.
  • Avoid choosing the lowest bids that signal low-quality work.
  • Select licensed, insured, and bonded HVAC contractors.
  • Review their ratings on HomeGuide and Google.
  • Request copies of estimates, plan diagrams, heating-load calculations, equipment orders, permits, warranties, and contracts.
  • Verify the estimates include material, labor, equipment costs, and the installation schedule.
  • Set up a payment schedule. Never pay in full upfront.
  • Ask the questions below before signing a contract.

Choose HVAC installers with certifications from:

  • North American Technician Excellence (NATE)
  • American Society of Heating, Refrigeration, and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE)
  • National Propane Gas Association (NPGA)
  • State-certified natural gas journeyman training programs in gas fittings

What questions should I ask furnace installation companies?

When looking to hire the best furnace contractor near you, ask them the following questions:

  • How many furnaces have you installed?
  • Can you give me references from past jobs?
  • What's the efficiency rating of this furnace? Do you recommend high-efficiency systems?
  • Does this furnace qualify for tax credits or rebates?
  • Is this furnace compatible with my existing ductwork, wiring, and thermostat?
  • Do you have a warranty for repairs?
  • Do you offer a maintenance plan?
  • Will you use the Manual J load calculation to size my new furnace?
  • How much are permits and inspections?
  • Are all labor, materials, old furnace disposal, and cleanup fees included in this estimate? What other costs apply?
  • Are any ductwork modifications necessary?
  • Will I need electrical or gas line work?
  • Do you subcontract the electrical work?
  • Do you test my ducts for leaks?
  • How long will the installation take?
  • Do you offer financing?
  • What's your payment timeline?
  • Do you follow all building code requirements?
  • Do I need a backup heater for this system?

Should you tip furnace installers?

Furnace installers don’t expect a tip and it's not customary. However, tipping $10 to $20 per person is a nice gesture when installers do a great job.

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