When your tried-and-true furnace doesn’t even turn on anymore, you have several options. You could replace it with another furnace, get a heat pump instead, or put off thinking about it until next heating season. Well, we hope you won’t put it off, but even if you do, you’ll need to choose between the first options then.
Let’s go over how to know if your furnace is salvageable and if not, what type of system you should replace it with. Beyond your budget, there are a few important factors to consider such as how long you intend to be in your home and if your household size may be changing. If you’re also noticing strange noises from your furnace, it’s worth checking out sounds that no heater should make for additional insight.
Sometimes, it can be hard to tell what the right step to take is when you’re having trouble with your heating system. Just because you’re having trouble with the heater that you have in your home, doesn’t mean that you’re ready to get rid of the whole unit. How can you know when this is necessary? Without professional expertise, it can be hard to tell what the right move is. That’s where we come in. If you’d like assistance determining whether you’d like to repair or replace your heating system this winter, contact our team. When you need 
We don’t have the world’s harshest winters here in South Carolina, but we do experience pretty cold temperatures in the middle of winter. It’s been cold for the past few months here and we know that you’ve relied on your heater more and more this season. When your heater is in constant use, the flaws in your system tend to come to light. The last thing you need during this time of year is a big heater malfunction.