The Longview, Texas Heating System Replacement Specialists
Are you concerned that your heating system may not make it through the winter? Or, perhaps you are overspending on fuel bills due to an old, inefficient furnace. When you need a heating system replacement, Alco Air will provide you with a system that meets your needs, a prompt and professional installation, and a fair price. We install a variety of heating systems to meet the needs of our Longview, Texas area customers, including:
When Is It Time For A Furnace Replacement?
- Your current heating system makes loud noises while operating.
- Your current heating system is just not providing adequate heat.
- Your current heating system is more than 15 years old.
- Your home addition or business expansion requires a heating system with more capabilities.
- Heating system repairs are becoming more frequent and more expensive.
If you would like to meet with one of our experienced technicians to determine if a new heating system installation is right for you, or to receive a quote for a heating replacement, contact us online, or call (903) 212-7708.
Why choose Alco Air for your heating system installation?
- Experience: Alco Air has been providing heating installations for our Longview, Texas customers for thirty years.
- Attention to Detail: Alco Air hires only the most detail oriented technicians to complete your furnace replacement in a thorough, professional manner.
- Superior Training: Our technicians undergo continual training to stay ahead of the curve on the latest innovations and heating system technology. Each technician is NATE (North American Technician Excellence) certified.
- Customer Service: Customer service is our mission! We look forward to completing your heating system installation to keep your home or business warm and comfortable, and keep you a satisfied customer who continues to choose Alco Air for any future heating or cooling needs.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I decide between a high-efficiency gas furnace and a dual-fuel hybrid system for my home?
We evaluate your home’s existing energy sources and insulation levels to determine which system offers the best return on investment. A hybrid system is often ideal for East Texas because it uses an electric heat pump during mild weather and only switches to gas during extreme cold, significantly lowering your annual fuel consumption.
Will my existing ductwork be able to handle the airflow requirements of a new, modern heating system?
Newer high-efficiency systems often require more precise airflow than older units, so we perform a static pressure test on your existing ducts during the replacement process. If we find restrictions or leaks, we can perform targeted modifications to ensure your new heater operates at its rated efficiency without overworking the blower motor.
What is involved in "sizing" my new heater, and why is it different than just matching my old unit?
Instead of just looking at the BTU rating of your old unit, we perform a Manual J load calculation that accounts for your home’s window orientation, ceiling heights, and insulation values. This ensures we don’t install an oversized system, which would “short-cycle” and lead to uneven temperatures and premature mechanical wear.
How do you ensure my home remains safe from carbon monoxide after a new gas furnace installation?
Beyond the unit’s built-in safety switches, we verify the integrity of the entire venting system and conduct a draft test to ensure combustion gases are properly exiting the home. We also calibrate the gas pressure to manufacturer specifications to ensure clean, complete combustion that minimizes the risk of CO production.
