Heating Installation in Longview, TX
Professional Heating Installation Services
If your heating system is nearing the end of its lifespan or seems to require frequent repairs, it might be time for a heating system replacement. Installing a modern heating system can provide your home or business with more efficient and cost-effective comfort.
At A/C Contractors, we’ve helped local residents and businesses select and install high-quality heating equipment for over 25 years. We strive to offer superior customer service and provide personalized heating solutions to suit any need or budget. You can expect Straight Forward Pricing™, which means you will receive a free and complete estimate before we start work. Our licensed, insured, and experienced heating technicians never cut corners or upsell what we can’t do perfectly. Our experts get the job done right and set your new heating system up for success. We also offer financing options and payment plans.
When you need dependable heating installation in Longview, TX, call (903) 496-5947 or book service with us online to schedule an initial consultation. Se habla español.
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Heating Systems We Install
All of our heating installation systems are backed by product warranties and satisfaction guarantees. Our technicians are also certified and trained on the latest industry best installation practices so that we can deliver the highest quality services in Longview and the surrounding communities, including Tyler, Marshall, Gregg County, Smith County, Harrison County, and Rusk County.
Our team at A/C Contractors is prepared to install the following heating solutions:
- Gas furnaces. Modern gas furnaces are popular heating options for local homeowners because of their improved energy efficiency and cost-effective operations.
- Electric furnaces. We also install quality electric furnaces from leading brands, including Amana, Lennox, Trane, and Carrier. Electric furnaces are a great alternative to more expensive gas furnaces. They’re less expensive to install and can provide peace of mind if you’re worried about using gas heating.
- Heat pumps. Heat pumps are one of the most eco-friendly, efficient heating and cooling options currently available. These systems transfer heat instead of generating it. This means they don’t release harmful emissions when operating. Heat pumps are also typically safer than alternative heating options and can reduce your annual heating expenses.
If you’re interested in saving on utility costs and having more control over your heating, ask one of our experts about our programmable thermostat installation options. With an advanced thermostat, you can easily schedule your heating system to operate at peak times of the day and avoid running the system when you need it the least, such as while you’re away at work or sleeping at night. By adjusting how often you’re running your heating system, you can easily reduce your monthly expenses.
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When Do I Need to Replace My Heating System?
No heating system lasts forever. Putting off a necessary replacement may lead to a complete system breakdown during the coldest part of the year, leaving you without heat when you need it most. Procrastinating on a replacement also often results in higher energy bills as an aging unit works less efficiently.
If your system does unexpectedly fail, we provide 24/7 emergency service. We can assess whether repairs can restore your heating system or if replacement is necessary. Our technicians provide honest, straightforward advice and won’t recommend solutions you don’t need. We can complete emergency replacements efficiently without ever compromising on quality or safety.
Here are a few signs that it may be time to consider replacing your heating equipment:
- Your heating system is old. Most furnaces have a lifespan of 15 to 20 years, while heat pumps tend to last up to 15 years. If your system is approaching or has passed the upper limit of its expected service life, it may be time to consider a new, more efficient model. Older systems become more prone to breakdowns and often cannot compete with the energy efficiency of modern units, which can lead to higher utility bills.
