Tuscaloosa Furnace Installation Services

Whether you have an electric, gas, or oil furnace, a functional unit should last 15 to 20 years.  Most breakdowns are a result of wear and tear, but inadequate maintenance schedules can also play a factor.

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While poorly maintained furnaces tend to need more repairs in general, there are a few issues we see often:

• Increased mechanical wear and tear

• Dirty or clogged filters

• Malfunctioning thermostats

• Gas leaks

Note that a gas leak is an emergency situation. If you smell gas or an egg-like scent, try to create some ventilation, evacuate the building, and contact us immediately.

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Signs You Need a New Furnace

We’ve replaced a lot of furnaces in Tuscaloosa, and if there’s one thing we’ve learned, it’s that the symptoms of a failing furnace aren’t always as obvious as not having any heat—though that’s a good indication too.

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Here are some other signs that you may need a furnace replacement:

• Frequent repairs.

• Increased energy bills.

• A decline in indoor air quality.

• The unit is coming on more than it usually does.

• Unusual sounds or odors when the heat is on.

In some cases, these issues can also be remedied with a simple repair, but the easiest way to diagnose the issue is to schedule an inspection.

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Did your furnace already fail you? We also offer 24-hour furnace repair services. Our team can have your heat back on fast!

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What to Expect From Us?

When you reach out to Premier Service Company, Inc. for furnace installation services, our service techs will arrive promptly to inspect your heating system and determine if your furnace requires repair or replacement. We’ll do everything we can to save your existing unit if that’s the more cost-effective option.

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If you need a new furnace, we’ll help you choose the most appropriate make and model for your heating needs. Our team will also ensure that the furnace is the correct size for the space available.

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After this initial consultation, we will:

• Remove your existing furnace.

• Install your new furnace.

• Test-run your new furnace to make sure it is in proper working condition.

• Set-up a maintenance plan if desired.