Heating System Services in New Hampshire

FAQs

• Heating Repair

  Heating problems happen when we least expect it. Perhaps it’s the first time we turn the heat on for the season. Maybe your furnace begins to make a new noise you’ve never heard before. Whatever the reason, Heritage’s certified, expert heating technicians are skilled in repairing a wide range of heating systems. We work efficiently, we’ll keep you in the loop every step of the way, and we offer affordable pricing so a busted furnace doesn’t crush your savings.

  If you suspect something is wrong with your heating system, call Heritage today. Don’t delay. We’re here to handle your heating repairs so you don’t have to and you can focus on what’s important in your life: your family. The longer you wait to tackle heating problems, the more you may end up having to spend to get your heating system working again.

• Heating System Installation

  In some circumstances repairs may not be an option to get your heating system working again or may prove to be too costly based on the age of the unit. With decades of experience, our expert trained technicians will provide an accurate estimate of what your home needs, ensuring the new heating unit installation will meet or exceed your expectations.

  Heating systems are large and complex depending on the type right for your home. They’ll last a long time if properly installed and maintained. Heritage will guide you through the process so you understand what you’re getting installed, how it works, and what you’ll need to maintain it. Many factors determine the cost of a heating system, including your home’s layout. Our team will answer all your questions, as well as offer advice on what’s best for your home now and in the future.

  There are many reasons why a homeowner may want to replace a heating system that doesn’t need repairs or isn’t at the end of its life, such as: high efficiency and lower energy bills. The money saved in energy bills and fuel will more than off-set the overall cost of a new heating system.

  The most common types of heating systems installed in homes include:

  • Furnaces: A central HVAC system is installed in the home, leveraging ductwork to bring hot air to every room of a home. This also typically acts as your air conditioner in the summer, too.
  • Boilers: These use a forced hot water heating system that circulates hot water through baseboard radiant loops throughout the home. Each zone of the home is controlled by its own thermostat to provide comfort.
  • Heat pumps: This two-way heating system transfers heat from an outside air-source to and from the home.
  • Ductless mini-splits: This wall-mounted system heats individual rooms or spaces.