Reputable Heating Installation & Replacement Services
Central and Western New York homeowners depend on their heating systems to keep their families comfortable and safe through the worst winter weather. If your heating system is over 15 years old or giving you trouble, it may be time to think about a heating replacement.
With nearly 80 years of experience and over 96 NATE-certified technicians, the Isaac Heating & Air Conditioning team is ready to help. We provide complete heating installation and replacement services and work with clients throughout Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse, Avon, Big Flats, and Canandaigua. We offer free estimates on heating replacements, upfront pricing, valuable special offers, and convenient financing options.
To learn if a heating installation or replacement is the right choice for your home, call (585) 546-1400 to talk to our home heating experts.
Top-Rated Heating Installation & Replacement
As cold as it can be in the Buffalo and Syracuse areas, it’s essential to have an efficient heating system to keep your home comfortable. At Isaac, our skilled HVAC installers and technicians will take the time to size the heating system properly and provide a professional, high-quality installation that will keep your heating costs as low as possible. We install furnaces, boilers, and heat pumps and use efficient, high-performance systems from Lennox and other top manufacturers.
Benefits of Replacing Your Heating System With a New Unit
With a heating replacement from our team at Isaac, you and your family can enjoy:
- Greater comfort: Today’s furnaces, boilers, and heat pumps offer many features that improve your comfort, such as variable-speed blowers, two-stage heating, or zoning for independent temperature control in multiple areas.
- Energy savings: Modern furnaces and boilers can be up to 98% efficient, while today’s heat pumps can offer HSPF ratings of well over 10 for significant energy savings over models produced just a few years ago.
- Lower heating costs: With greater efficiency comes significantly lower heating costs, which can help to offset some of the installation costs for a new heating system.
- Quieter operation: Features like variable-speed blowers can make your new furnace or heat pump significantly quieter than your old system.
- Improved air quality: A new heating system will typically filter the air better and have fewer leaks, leading to better indoor air quality,
Call (585) 546-1400 to request a heating replacement quote in Syracuse, Rochester, or the Finger Lakes region.
Why Choose Isaac Heating & Air Conditioning?
When you want a high-quality heating system that you can count on, choose Isaac Heating & Air Conditioning for your heating installation or replacement. We are family-owned and -operated, with fast, responsive service that has earned us great client reviews. We also have an A+ Rating from the Better Business Bureau and an International Torch Award.
Call (585) 546-1400 today to request heating installation or replacement in Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse, Avon, Big Flats, or Canandaigua!
FAQs
How long will my heating installation take?
It depends on the type of system you are installing, the size of your home, and what other modifications may be necessary. Replacing a furnace, boiler, or heat pump with a similar system may only take a day or two, while new installations or changing from one type of heating system to another may take several days.
How can I make my heating system last as long as possible?
Preventative maintenance is essential for your heating system to last as long as possible. Schedule tune-ups annually, repair any problems as they arise, and consider joining a maintenance program to stay current on all your HVAC maintenance.
What type of heating system should I install?
It depends on your preferences and the options available to your home. If you have natural gas service, a furnace or boiler will usually be the more cost-effective heating option, while a heat pump may be the best choice for homes with electric service only. Both heat pumps and furnaces require ductwork, while boilers require a system of hot water pipes and radiators, baseboard heaters, or in-floor heating.