Exceptional Services and Reliable Heating

Even though summers in the area are hot and humid, winters come on strong with cold snaps that can send temperatures plummeting down into the low 20s. Jake’s Heating, Air, & Plumbing can get you paired up with the perfect furnace installation in Greenfield, IN, to ensure your family is nice and cozy all winter long. Regardless of whether you’re in an older, aging home near downtown or putting together a fresh build in Parkrose we can help get you a system that meets your efficiency goals while also evenly heating every room.

Contact us today for a full assessment that takes your home’s size, layout, insulation status and heating needs into account for the perfect furnace pairing. With over 20 years of experience setting homes in Greenfield up for year-round comfort, we’re your source for trustworthy work that respects your home.

Our Furnace Installation Process

Worried about what things will look like during your furnace installation in Greenfield, IN? Here's what you'll see on the day of your appointment:

• Assessment: We take key measurements and review key heating load factors to determine the right system. We’ll also check out your ductwork to see if any upgrades are needed before we get your new furnace locked in.
• Removal: If we’re swapping your current furnace with a new one, we’ll unplug your old unit and safely remove it from the area.
• Installation: We’ll get everything placed in accordance with manufacturer specifications and local code requirements. Connecting fuel lines and ductwork are also part of this phase.
• Testing: Your crew will run a full heating cycle to make sure performance is satisfactory and that everything functions like it should.
• Walkthrough: After the installation is complete we’ll walk you through how the process went, answer any questions you have and show you how everything works.
• Clean up: We always leave your home spotless after every job.

Winter Heating Preparation

Signing on with our exceptional HVAC technicians for regular maintenance is the best way to get your furnace winter ready. A professional look in the fall before the long heating season begins ensures there aren’t any small repair or cleanliness issues ready to cause a breakdown. Your team can identify worn out components, change dirty filters and generally get a read on your furnace’s overall health. If your technicians decide your furnace is on its last legs, this is the best time to get a full replacement.

You should also get a professional over to check out your insulation and important temperature barriers like weatherstripping. Drafty doorways and poor temperature control force your furnace to work a lot harder to keep up with your heating goals, speeding up wear and tear unnecessarily.

Partner With Jake's For Your Next Furnace Installation

Jake’s Heating, Air, & Plumbing makes getting a furnace installation in Greenfield easy. With a history that goes back to 2006 and local services that understand the area’s housing stock, you can’t go wrong. From complete heating load calculations to a spotless cleanup after the work is complete, you’ll be set for winter with the perfect furnace.

Our technicians are committed to showing up on time with a positive attitude that makes even the most annoying service appointments bearable. Contact us today and we’ll walk you through getting the perfect heating system set up!

Frequently Asked Questions

How long will my new furnace installation last?

It depends on your model and how on top of maintenance you are. A typical gas furnace that’s well cared for can last for as long as 20 years. Electric furnace installations in Greenfield have a bit more staying power and can keep you warm for close to 30. Reach out to our team today and we’ll talk about which fuel types work the best for you.

Does a furnace installation take a long time?

You won’t usually be looking at more than a normal workday to get your installation fully completed. A typical installation can take anywhere from about 4 to 8 hours (or 10 if things are a bit more complex). Our team will assess the space and let you know how long you can expect to be on the hook for.

What is an AFUE rating?

Where air conditioners have SEER2 ratings to show how energy efficient they are, furnaces use a different measurement called Annual Fuel Utilization Efficiency. Basically, the higher your AFUE percentage, the better your furnace will do with converting fuel to energy without wastage. Models with higher scores cost more but offer a lot in the way of energy savings.