3 Reasons to Replace Your Heater in Fall

October 13, 2018

Winters can be cold in the Lenoir City, Tennessee, area. You don’t want to be without an efficient heating system in this weather. Waiting until winter to address your heating concerns could leave you battling a serious chill. Here are a few reasons you should consider replacing your heater now.

Trim Your Costs for Winter

A new furnace can help you save on your heating costs this coming season. If you have an older furnace, a new energy efficient unit can bring you all the advantages of the latest technology. If you replace a single-stage furnace with a two-stage furnace, you’ll be able to make more accurate adjustments to your home temperature, so you don’t use more energy than necessary to get to the right setting. A variable-speed furnace takes this technology a step further, with a range of speed settings to give you accurate adjustments.

Beat the Seasonal Rush

Fall is the ideal time to schedule your new furnace installation because it’s typically one of the slower seasons for HVAC technicians. There are fewer urgent repairs and replacements in more comfortable seasons. If you wait until winter to purchase a new furnace, you may have to battle a busy schedule to get an appointment. Contact us to start exploring your options early, and you’ll enjoy more flexibility and convenience.

Stay Cozy This Season

Our winters see average lows dropping into the 20s and 30s, making an effective heating system crucial in the area. If your system is aging, it can make it more difficult for you to achieve your desired temperatures in the house. You might have hot and cold spots in various rooms, or you may simply notice that your furnace runs constantly but never gets the home as warm as you’d like. Get your home set for a cozy season by upgrading your furnace now.

If you’re ready to explore your options for a new furnace installation, contact the knowledgeable technicians at Cook’s Comfort Systems, Inc. Give us a call at 865-248-5001 to set up your appointment now.

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