Heating
Heating System Installation & Replacement
Furnace, heat pump, and electric heat installation from HVAC Done Right, with correct sizing, venting, and airflow setup across Austin, San Antonio, and nearby communities.
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Heating replacement in Central Texas is often paired with a cooling replacement, because the indoor equipment is shared. Doing both at once usually means one install, one set of duct corrections, and a matched system.
We install gas furnaces, electric air handlers, and heat pumps, and we will tell you where each one fits your home, your ductwork, and the fuel you already have available.
Deciding what to install
A home with existing natural gas and a sound flue is often best served by a gas furnace paired with a new air conditioner. A home without gas service, or one where the heating load is mild, may do better with a heat pump that handles both heating and cooling from one outdoor unit.
The right answer depends on your fuel availability, electrical capacity, duct condition, and how you use the house, not on a preference we bring to the door.
What the installation includes
- Load-based sizing rather than a like-for-like swap
- Correct venting and combustion air for gas equipment
- Plenum, transition, and return sizing so airflow matches the new equipment
- Gas piping and electrical connections to code
- Condensate handling for high-efficiency equipment
- Airflow and temperature rise verification at startup
- Thermostat setup, including heat pump staging where applicable
Timing the work
Shoulder seasons are the easiest time to replace heating equipment. If your heat has already failed during a cold snap, tell us when you call so we can prioritize getting you temporary heat while the replacement is scheduled.
Related services
Frequently asked questions
- Should I replace heating and cooling at the same time?
- If both are near the end of their service life, yes. The indoor coil and air handler are shared, so a single project avoids paying twice for overlapping labor.
- Is a heat pump a good fit for Central Texas?
- Often yes, because our heating season is mild and a heat pump handles both seasons from one outdoor unit. Homes with existing gas service and a good flue may still prefer a furnace.
- Do you handle permits?
- Permitting requirements vary by jurisdiction across our service area. We tell you what your specific job requires as part of the quote.
Request a quote for heating installation
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