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Furnace installation, Maintenance, Repair in Vancouver & Lower Mainland

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When it comes to keeping your home warm and comfortable, a reliable furnace can make all the difference. Whether you need a brand new furnace installed or a repair on your existing unit, Green Home Solution has you covered. Our team of certified technicians offers top-notch furnace installation services that will have your home feeling cozy in no time. We also provide ongoing maintenance to ensure your furnace operates at peak efficiency throughout the colder months. And if you need a repair, we will diagnose and fix any issues quickly and efficiently. Trust Green Home Solution for all your furnace needs.

Call your Vancouver furnace installation experts at Green Home Solution to help you decide on the right furnace for your home. We offer FREE on-site estimates to install your new natural gas high-efficiency furnace. Upgrading your heating system to a high-efficiency furnace will increase your comfort and reduce your energy bills by up to 37%. The efficiency of a furnace is measured by the Annual Fuel Utilization Efficiency (AFUE), commonly expressed in percentages. Furnaces are categorized by how they operate and distribute heat throughout your home. Your furnace may be categorized as follows:

Furnace Type Temperature Stabilization Energy Efficiency
Single Stage Furnace Poor 80% AFUE
Two-Stage or Dual-Stage Furnace  Good 96% AFUE
Modulating or Variable Furnace Excellent 98.2% AFUE

Single Stage Furnace

A single-stage furnace has a gas flame that is either ON or OFF. The furnace waits until the temperature in the house gets cold to send a powerful flow of warm air to heat up the house. Once the temperature reaches the desired level, the thermostat shuts the system down and restarts the cycle. Single-stage furnaces are the least energy-efficient systems but are the lowest cost to purchase.

Two-Stage or Dual-Stage Furnace

This type of furnace keeps the flame “on/high”, “on/low”, or “off”. By adding this second flame, the system makes a dramatic difference in energy costs. Dual-stage furnaces are quieter and slightly higher in cost but provide better energy efficiency and comfort.

Modulating or Variable Furnace

This is the most comfortable gas furnace you can buy. A modulating furnace will prevent the temperature fluctuations typical of single- and dual-stage furnaces that leave some rooms with cold spots where the heat doesn’t last between furnace cycles or hot spots where heat builds up. You will also avoid the periods of cold before the furnace kicks back on. A modulating furnace automatically makes slight continual adjustments, offering you consistent, comfortable temperatures throughout your home. It operates more quietly and efficiently than other kinds of gas furnaces, with the highest energy efficiency at 98% AFUE.

Preventative Measures and Maintenance

Regular maintenance can prevent many common furnace issues and extend the lifespan of your system. Here are some tips to keep your furnace running smoothly:

  • Annual Inspections: Schedule yearly professional inspections to identify and address potential problems before they escalate.
  • Change Air Filters: Replace or clean air filters regularly to ensure proper airflow and efficiency.
  • Clean Ductwork: Have your ductwork cleaned periodically to remove dust and debris that can impede airflow.
  • Check Thermostat Settings: Ensure your thermostat is set correctly and functioning properly.

Installation and Repair of Major Furnace Brands

At Green Home Solution, our expert HVAC technicians provide the care and expertise your furnace needs. Whether your furnace has stopped working or is not performing optimally, we can fix it! With over 16 years of experience, we are dedicated to ensuring your home remains warm and comfortable.

Annual Furnace Maintenance

Don’t forget that Green Home Solution also offers Annual Furnace Maintenance. Keep your carbon monoxide levels and energy bills low by having one of our skilled technicians perform your next annual maintenance. Our 24-point inspection addresses any potential issues in your furnace system, ensuring the best safety and efficiency your furnace can deliver. At the end of the inspection, our technicians will provide advice on any ailing parts or possible improvements to keep your system running smoothly.

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It’s recommended to have your furnace professionally serviced at least once a year. Regular maintenance helps ensure your furnace operates efficiently, extends its lifespan, and prevents unexpected breakdowns.

Signs that your furnace may need repair include unusual noises (banging, squealing, or rattling), inadequate heat distribution, frequent cycling, increased energy bills, pilot light or ignition problems, poor air quality, thermostat issues, and carbon monoxide detector alerts.

A high-efficiency furnace uses advanced technology to maximize heat extraction from fuel, leading to reduced energy consumption and lower utility bills. Upgrading to a high-efficiency furnace can reduce your energy bills by up to 37%.

If your carbon monoxide detector goes off, immediately turn off your furnace, ventilate your home, and contact a professional. This could indicate a serious issue, such as a cracked heat exchanger, which can lead to dangerous carbon monoxide leaks.

Furnaces typically last between 15-20 years. If your furnace is within this age range or older, it may be more prone to frequent breakdowns and might require more frequent repairs or replacement. Regular maintenance can help extend the lifespan of your furnace.

Signs Your Furnace Needs Repair

A well-functioning furnace is crucial for maintaining a comfortable and safe home environment, especially during the colder months. Recognizing the signs that your furnace needs repair can prevent minor issues from becoming major problems. Here are some key indicators that your furnace may require professional attention:

Banging or Clanking: These sounds can indicate loose or broken components inside the furnace.

Squealing: Often a sign of a worn-out belt or motor bearing that needs lubrication or replacement.

Rattling: Can suggest a variety of issues, from loose panels to more serious mechanical problems.

Cold Spots: If certain areas of your home remain cold while others are warm, your furnace may not be distributing heat properly.

Low Heat Output: If your furnace isn’t producing enough heat, it could be due to issues with the burner, pilot light, or thermostat.

Short Cycling: The furnace turns on and off frequently, which can be caused by a faulty thermostat, clogged air filters, or an oversized unit.

Long Cycling: The furnace runs continuously without reaching the desired temperature, often due to ductwork issues or insufficient insulation.

Higher Costs: A sudden spike in your energy bills without a corresponding increase in usage can indicate that your furnace is working harder than it should be, possibly due to inefficiencies or malfunctions.

Yellow Pilot Light: A pilot light that is yellow instead of blue can indicate a problem with the gas mixture or a potential carbon monoxide leak.

Ignition Failure: Issues with the ignition system can prevent the furnace from starting or cause intermittent operation.

Dust and Debris: An increase in dust and debris in your home can suggest that your furnace’s air filters are clogged or that there is a problem with the ductwork.

Dry Air: If the air in your home feels unusually dry, it could be due to furnace issues affecting humidity levels.

Unresponsive Thermostat: If the thermostat doesn’t seem to be controlling the furnace properly, it could be due to wiring issues, a malfunctioning sensor, or a need for recalibration.

Inaccurate Temperature Readings: If the thermostat shows incorrect temperature readings, it can lead to inefficient furnace operation.

Detector Activation: If your carbon monoxide detector goes off, it could indicate a serious issue with your furnace, such as a cracked heat exchanger, which can lead to dangerous carbon monoxide leaks.

Old Furnace: Furnaces typically last 15-20 years. If your furnace is within this age range or older, it might be more prone to frequent breakdowns and require more frequent repairs.

Rust and Corrosion: Rust or corrosion on the furnace or its components can indicate significant wear and potential failures.

Water Leaks: Water pooling around the furnace can suggest a problem with the condensate line or the humidifier.

Brands We Service:

We work with a variety of reputable brands, including: