Central Florida Heating Installation & Replacement
Comprehensive Services to Keep Your Home Warm
A working furnace is a central part of any quality heating system. If it breaks down, finding a good replacement can be difficult. You deserve to enjoy consistent comfort at home, which is why Dial Duron Service Co. works so hard to make furnace installation easy and stress-free. It starts with a free, no-obligation estimate for all installation costs. We’ll review your existing equipment and help you learn more about which furnace brand might be right for you.
Our furnace installation professionals have been helping homeowners and business owners throughout Central Florida since 1995. With our decades of experience and unwavering commitment to customer satisfaction, you’ll quickly learn why we’re the most dependable name in heating and cooling services.
Get more information and schedule your free furnace replacement estimate by calling (321) 341-3625 or contacting us online today!
Repair vs. Replace: When to Consider a New Furnace
You don’t have to be an HVAC expert to understand when getting a new furnace is better than repairing your old one. There are lots of signs to watch for and recognizing these quickly could spare you from a severe breakdown. It will also make the transition toward a replacement furnace much easier.
Key Indicators for Furnace Replacement:
- Your furnace is old. Even with regular maintenance, most home furnace systems don’t last longer than 20 years. Just to be safe, it’s a smart idea to think about replacing your furnace once it passes the 15-year mark.
- The frequency and cost of repairs. With good maintenance, you shouldn’t need furnace repair very often. As your furnace ages, however, you may notice you’re scheduling service calls more frequently. Our furnace installation specialists usually suggest replacing your furnace when repairs are more than half the cost of a new system.
- You’re installing a new air conditioner. If you’re upgrading your air conditioner, installing a new furnace can maximize its efficiency. Our heating pros can talk to you about your options to help you make an informed choice.
How to Choose the Right Furnace for Your Home
Selecting the right furnace isn’t a one-size-fits-all process. The wrong system can leave your home uncomfortable and increase your energy bills. Our experts at Dial Duron - Southern HVAC help homeowners across Brevard County choose a system that fits their unique space, climate, and efficiency needs.
Key Factors to Consider When Choosing a Furnace:
- Home Size & Layout: A furnace that’s too small won’t heat your home properly, while one that’s too large can short-cycle and wear out faster. We perform detailed load calculations to recommend the right size.
- Fuel Type: Decide between gas, electric, or hybrid systems based on energy costs, availability, and your home’s setup.
- Energy Efficiency Ratings: Look for models with high AFUE (Annual Fuel Utilization Efficiency) ratings. ENERGY STAR® certified furnaces deliver maximum performance and savings.
- Zoning Capabilities: Larger homes may benefit from zoned heating, which allows you to control temperatures room-by-room.
- Noise Level: Some modern units are designed with insulated cabinets and variable-speed blowers to reduce operational noise—ideal for smaller homes or tight spaces.
- Smart Thermostat Compatibility: Pairing your furnace with a smart thermostat improves control, comfort, and savings over time.
Working with a professional installer ensures you get a properly sized, high-performance unit that keeps your home warm for years to come. At Dial Duron - Southern HVAC, we walk you through every step—from brand selection to final installation—to ensure peace of mind and lasting results.
What Should I Look for in a New Furnace?
The number of options may feel overwhelming at first, but our furnace replacement technicians are more than happy to help you determine what type of furnace best suits your needs and budget.
In the meantime, here are two key points to consider:
- Type of furnace. Depending on the model, furnaces use different fuel sources to produce heat. There are electric furnaces, which are popular in warmer climates. Gas furnaces are another popular option and are energy efficient. Oil furnaces are an alternative when natural gas isn’t easily accessible. Our team can help you determine what’s right for your home.
- Right features and options. We’ll help you choose a furnace that's the right size for your home. Beyond that, there are many additional features for you to choose from, including variable-speed heating and smart thermostat compatibility.
Selecting a new furnace involves evaluating the long-term costs and benefits of each type. For example, while an electric furnace may require fewer maintenance checks due to no combustion hazard, a gas furnace may result in lower monthly bills due to current fuel prices. Our team can assist in examining these aspects to ensure you make an informed choice that aligns with both your immediate needs and future savings. Additionally, we lay out ecological impacts considering energy ratings and emissions, helping you opt for greener solutions.
Customizing Your Furnace for Optimal Performance
Your home's unique layout and design can significantly impact how effectively your furnace performs. For instance, choosing the correct furnace size is essential to avoid excess wear and tear. An undersized furnace may struggle to heat your home adequately, while an oversized system can lead to excessive on-and-off cycling, reducing its lifespan. Our team conducts precise load calculations to recommend the best-fit furnace for your property's specific needs.
In addition to size, features like programmable thermostats and zoning systems can further optimize your home's comfort and energy usage. With technology like smart thermostats, you can control your heating remotely, adapting to your schedule for improved efficiency. This integration not only provides convenience but can also contribute to significant energy savings throughout the year.
