How much does it cost to install a gas heating system?
How much does it cost to install a gas heating system?
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With the Pagosa Springs Town Council unanimously approving the signing of a Letter of Intent (LOI) by Mayor Ross Aragon with a company proposing to upgrade the town’s geothermal system, the town has signaled its willingness to enter into a public/private partnership with Hardin Geothermal, LLC (HG) to begin work on the installation of what would effectively be a new system for the town.
How much would a new gas furnace cost?
Our gas wall heater (hunter) died on us. And we need a new gas furnace pronto, since its winter and all.
Since we had a wall heater to begin with, we would upgrade to a full furnace, since we are planning a addition to our house in the near future.
Our house now is about 950 sq ft, and with addition would be about 1300 sq ft. We also need ducts running to all the rooms installed since we do not have them now.
How much would a mid grade furnace come to? And approx labor exp.
And would it be a lot more to get a heat/cool system?
Also not that it makes that much difference but we are in Canada.
Both answers were very helpful, we have a couple people coming to look at our house and I had one quote on the phone starting at 13,000.00 and another at 5000.00…..thanks for the advice.
It depends on what grade of furnace you want.Theres allot to choose from now as far as energy efficiency and also with single and variable speed blowers.Also were you wanting to replace an A/C system if you have one because you get it in most cases cheaper or discounted rate with a package install.i believe 80% effeciecy its usually the better choice anything above is much more expensive and the return rate isn’t worth it.As far as variable speed what that does is save on electricity, as of now when your furnace blower kicks on its blowing at full speed regardless if you need it or not .Variable would lower your electric costs as running at a lower speed when needed.Usually variable is good for winter months due to heat rising ,verses summer.I would shop around on the yellow pages for some reputable retailers and see how they can address what you are looking for because now days things like these are all a factor.Cannot make estimate due to us / Canada exchange rate. Also make sure you shop around with more than one company and to compair others equipment to priceing Good luck ,
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December 5th, 2010 at 1:36 pm
The BTU’s of the furnace will depend on the square footage of the house.You already have gas ran to the house so the furnace installed will cost you around 4500$-6500$.
December 5th, 2010 at 1:36 pm
$10K for the furnace. Check with your local gas company. Sometimes they give incentives ($$$) to convert to gas heat.
You should try to split up the house into as many zones as you can. This will cost you more money but in the end you’ll save money by only heating the rooms your are in, and not the whole house.
December 5th, 2010 at 1:36 pm
Call TWO furnace companies and get a free estimate. They will size it right for your building.
December 5th, 2010 at 1:36 pm
Getting good heat cheap is not easy. Start your investment with good insulation and caulk.
Heating can range from $2,000 to $10,000 depending on what the brand name is and who installs it.
What can you afford and have you considered alternatives?
Is your water heater a "boiler" type, such as Polaris… you could install a hydroponic floor system, starting around $6000. Heat in the floors is simply the best.
A home improvement store can sell you a "pellet/corn" burner, with a a built-in thermostat, that can be purchased and installed starting at $2000. If you have a basement, the larger style feeds the heat through the existing duct work. In either case, depending on the size and insulation of your home, you can heat for about $400 to $700 per season.
Adding small electric units around the house can improve the odds of paying for less than the traditional gas prices. The Amish are building fireplace mantels in cherry or oak finish, that house an efficient electric heat for less. Their name is "Heat Surge" You can heat now while you build.
In out of reach areas (should you have small children) a good halogen heat source is "Wind Dancer" a very inexpensive.heat supply.
Try a beautiful new fireplace. Lennox has developed home heating to a whole new level. They have quality inserts that can be installed with mantel starting at $6000. Do you like gas? They have that too.