What to Know About the Heating Installation Process

When the cold weather arrives, a reliable heating system isn't a luxury, it's a necessity. If your current system is old, inefficient, or constantly breaking down, it may be time for a new heating installation. Understanding the process can help you feel more confident and prepared for this important home improvement project. At Aaron's A/C & Heat, we ensure a smooth and professional installation from start to finish.



Key Steps in a Professional Heating Installation

A proper heating installation involves several crucial steps to ensure your new system operates safely and efficiently for years to come. Here is what you can expect when you work with our experienced technicians:

• Initial Consultation and Assessment: The process begins with a thorough evaluation of your home's heating needs. A technician will assess your home's size, insulation, and existing ductwork to determine the right type and size of heating system for your space.
• System Selection: Based on the assessment, we will recommend the best heating options for your home and budget. We'll help you choose from high-quality, energy-efficient units from trusted brands like Carrier, Lennox, and Trane that fit your specific requirements.
• Removal of the Old Unit: Once you’ve selected your new system, our team will safely disconnect and remove your old heating unit, ensuring all components are disposed of properly.
• Installation of the New System: Our certified technicians will install the new heating unit according to manufacturer specifications and local building codes. This includes setting the furnace or heat pump, connecting it to the ductwork, and handling all electrical and gas line connections.
• Testing and Calibration: After the installation is complete, we meticulously test the system to ensure everything is working correctly. We calibrate the thermostat and check all safety controls to guarantee optimal performance and efficiency.
• Final Inspection and Walkthrough: We conduct a final inspection and walk you through the new system. We’ll show you how to operate it, explain maintenance requirements, and answer any questions you may have.