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Furnace vs Heat Pump: Which Should I Install? In Greater Vancouver's mild climate, a heat pump is often the better choice — it heats and cools efficiently and may qualify for significant rebates. A gas furnace delivers strong, low-cost heat in deep cold. Many...
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What Is Involved in a Furnace Replacement? A furnace replacement involves a home assessment and load calculation, choosing the right furnace, pulling permits, removing the old unit, installing and connecting the new furnace (gas, venting, electrical, ductwork), then...
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How Long Does a Furnace Last? A well-maintained gas furnace typically lasts 18 to 25 years. Annual maintenance, a correctly sized unit, clean filters, and good airflow all extend lifespan, while neglect, oversizing, and restricted airflow shorten it. Most furnaces are...
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When Should I Replace My Furnace? Replace your furnace when it is over 18 years old, needs a repair costing more than half a new unit, heats your home unevenly, runs noisily, drives up your gas bills, or has a cracked heat exchanger. Replacing before a complete...
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Can I Install a Furnace Myself? No. In BC, a gas furnace must be installed by a licensed gas contractor under a Technical Safety BC permit. DIY gas furnace installation is illegal, voids warranties and insurance, and risks gas leaks, carbon monoxide poisoning, and...
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Is a High-Efficiency Furnace Worth It? In Greater Vancouver's heating climate, a high-efficiency furnace (95%+ AFUE) is usually worth it. It converts almost all the gas you buy into heat, versus 80% for a mid-efficiency unit, lowering your gas bills every winter....
