Start-to-Finish Furnace Installation in Port Moody
Replacing a furnace in Port Moody takes one call to Eaton's Heating. We come out for a free in-home assessment, give you a written quote, and on install day our licensed gas fitters handle the gas fitting, the venting, the condensate drain, the sheet metal, the electrical connection, and the removal of the old furnace. As an authorized Trane dealer we install Trane's two-stage and variable-speed high-efficiency furnaces, with RunTru by Trane and KeepRite for homes that want a lower-cost option. Financing is available at zero percent over 12 months. We have been doing this across Port Moody for more than 20 years. Same-day service available if the old furnace has already quit.
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A furnace replacement has more pieces than the furnace itself, and we handle all of them. The assessment visit is free and happens at your home, because the furnace, the venting route, the gas line, the electrical panel, and the ductwork all need to be seen before a quote means anything. The written quote you get after that visit covers the whole job: equipment, labour, materials, and disposal. From there we order the furnace, book the install, and handle the rest. Our furnace replacement work runs the same way in every Port Moody home, whether it is a townhome closet or a full mechanical room.
As an authorized Trane dealer, we install the current Trane line of high-efficiency condensing furnaces, from two-stage units at 96 percent efficiency to variable-speed and modulating models at 97 percent. A two-stage furnace runs on a low setting most of the time and steps up only on the coldest days, so it runs longer, quieter cycles and holds a steadier temperature than the single-stage furnace it usually replaces. A variable-speed blower adds finer control over airflow, which matters in a large house or one with air conditioning on the same ductwork. RunTru by Trane and KeepRite give you a two-stage condensing furnace at a lower price where the budget matters more than the top-end features. Trane furnaces carry a 10-year parts warranty. Sizing is done from experience with the house in front of us, not from the label on the old unit, and the quote states the furnace and the size in writing.
We have replaced furnaces in every kind of Port Moody home. In Heritage Woods and Heritage Mountain the furnace usually sits on the walkout level next to a suite or a family room, so the venting goes out a low wall and the install is planned around a floor people live on. In the Klahanie, Suter Brook, and Newport Village townhomes the furnace is in a ground-floor closet or the garage, where a compact cabinet and a clean vent run through the exterior wall are the whole job. In Glenayre and College Park, the 1950s to 70s houses are usually on their third furnace and the sheet metal work is what makes the new unit fit the old ductwork properly. Our Port Moody HVAC services cover all three, along with the water heater work that often gets booked at the same time. Eaton's Heating is TSBC licensed (LGA0200006), a Home Performance Contractor Network member, and holds a 4.9 rating across 400-plus Google reviews.
Install day starts with the old furnace coming out and ends with the new one running and tested. In between, the crew sets the cabinet, connects the gas line, runs the intake and exhaust venting, runs the condensate line to a drain, builds the sheet metal transitions to your supply and return ducts, installs the filter rack, makes the electrical connection, and fires the furnace to check the temperature rise, the difference between the air going in and the air coming out. The old furnace and every scrap of packaging leave with us. Most replacements are finished in a single day. Financing at zero percent over 12 months is arranged at the time of the quote, so it is settled before install day rather than after.
For most Port Moody homes the choice comes down to two furnaces. A two-stage condensing furnace at 96 percent is the one we install most often. It suits a typical detached home or townhome with ductwork in decent shape and a homeowner who wants efficiency and quiet without paying for features they will not use. It runs on low most of the time, steps up on the coldest mornings, and costs less to run than any single-stage furnace it replaces.
A variable-speed furnace at 97 percent is the better choice in larger homes, in homes with air conditioning or a heat pump sharing the ductwork, and in homes where one floor always runs warmer than another. The blower ramps up and down in small steps instead of switching on and off, so air moves through the house continuously at a low speed and the temperature stays even between floors. The motor also uses far less electricity than a standard blower. Either way, the gas furnaces we install are sized from experience for the house they are going into. When both options would work, the quote shows them side by side with the price of each, so the decision is yours.
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Most replacements are done in one working day. A like-for-like swap in a Klahanie or Suter Brook townhome, where the venting and drain are already in place, is the quickest kind. A Glenayre or College Park house going from an older mid-efficiency furnace to a condensing unit takes longer, because new intake and exhaust venting goes through the wall and the condensate drain is new. We tell you at the assessment which kind of job yours is and how long we expect to be there.
If it is under 15 years old and the fault is a single part, repair it. Our furnace repair in Port Moody crew will take care of it. Replacement makes sense when the heat exchanger has failed, when parts for the model are no longer made, or when the furnace is past 20 years and a repair bill would be a meaningful share of a new unit. The assessment is free either way, and we will give you a straight answer on which path costs less over the next five winters.
Often smaller than the one coming out. Furnaces in the 2000s builds were frequently oversized, and a furnace that is too big short-cycles, runs loud, and wears its parts faster. We size from experience: the square footage, the number of floors, the windows, the insulation, and how the house has actually heated over the years. A 1,300-square-foot Glenayre rancher and a 4,000-square-foot Heritage Mountain home need very different furnaces, and the quote shows the size we recommend and why.
Yes. Removal, cleanup, and disposal of the old furnace are in every quote. In a townhome with the furnace in a garage or ground-floor closet, the old unit comes straight out the door. In a walkout basement in Heritage Woods or a finished basement in College Park, we cover the floors on the way through and take the packaging from the new furnace with us when we go.
Rebates change from year to year, and at the moment the CleanBC and FortisBC rebate programs direct most of their funding toward heat pumps rather than gas furnaces on their own. As a FortisBC Trade Ally we check your eligibility for anything current during the assessment, and if a rebate applies to your installation we walk you through the application. Our BC rebates page lists what is available now.
Yes. We offer financing at zero percent interest over 12 months, applied for at the time of the quote so the approval is in place before install day. On a $6,000 furnace that works out to $500 a month for a year, with no interest added. Ask at the assessment and we will run the application with you.
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