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Furnace and Heat Pump Installation in Spring, TX
Gas furnaces, electric furnaces and heat pumps, sized to the house rather than to whatever number was stamped on the old unit.
What a proper install includes that a cheap one skips
A furnace changeout is more than lifting one box out of the attic and setting a new one down in its place. The flue gets run new rather than reused, because a flue that served the old unit for a decade is not automatically sound for the new one. The gas connection and the electrical circuit get done to spec rather than spliced onto whatever was already there. The condensate line gets run with a real fall on it so it drains instead of backing up into a pan sensor and shutting the system down on the first humid week. The supply plenum gets sealed at every seam with mastic, not just taped, so the air the blower is paying to heat actually reaches the vents instead of leaking into the attic. And the return gets sized for the house it is serving, so the blower moves air the way it was designed to instead of straining against a return that is too small for it. KAC Express installs gas furnaces, electric furnaces and heat pumps, and the equipment gets picked to match the house rather than swapped tonnage-for-tonnage with whatever failed.
Sizing to the house, not the old number
The size printed on a furnace or heat pump that is being replaced was a decision someone made years ago, possibly for a house before an addition, new windows or added insulation changed how it holds heat. An oversized system short cycles and never runs long enough to properly dehumidify or evenly heat the rooms furthest from the return. An undersized one runs constantly and still can't keep up on the coldest nights. Getting that number right for your specific house, not just matching what came out, is most of what separates an install that lasts from one that starts causing problems in year two.
KAC Express, licensed in Texas as TACLB33125E. Call (832) 326-5687.
Paying once for a job that doesn't need a second visit
An install that skips the flue, the condensate fall or a properly sealed plenum will often still run fine for the first few months. The failures show up later, as a condensate backup during a humid spring, a burnt smell from a flue joint that was reused past its life, or a utility bill that never matches what the new equipment was supposed to save. KAC Express quotes the job as a flat rate before anyone touches the attic, so there is no surprise line item for doing the flue, the electrical or the plenum correctly, because those are part of the install rather than an upgrade. New customers get fifty dollars off if a repair visit happens first, and financing with monthly payments and 0% APR on qualifying systems is available through Synchrony, so a full changeout doesn't have to be paid in one lump sum. Already have a quote from someone else for a replacement? Ask for a second opinion first.
Not ready for a full changeout? Start with heating repair. Cooling side needs work too? See air conditioning installation or indoor air quality. Full list on services, or go to contact to schedule a free estimate.