Gas Furnace Services in NJ

When the snow starts falling in Cherry Hill, NJ, and the surrounding areas, you want a furnace you can depend on to keep your family warm and safe. Behind every great furnace is a great team of heating professionals — you can count on Cardwell Heating, Air Conditioning & Plumbing to keep your heating equipment running strong.

We provide quality gas furnace services in Cherry Hill, New Jersey, keeping your property warm and comfortable.

Furnace Installation and Replacement

Need a new heating system installed? We can help with that. At Cardwell HVAC & Plumbing, our team of highly trained experts is ready to modernize your home comfort. With our expert furnace installation in Cherry Hill, New Jersey, you'll be on your way to enjoying an efficient, durable system in no time.

From start to finish, it’s a collaborative process:

• First, we’ll take measurements to determine the appropriate size of the heating system for your home.
• Next, we’ll assist as you find the model that meets your personal preferences and budget.
• Then, we’ll give you an accurate estimate.

The average installation takes four to eight hours. However, the time frame may increase if you need additional air ducts put in or work done on your wires or gas lines. Our technicians do a comprehensive job and are committed to your safety on every project. You can expect a thorough furnace replacement for your New Jersey home when you contact us.

Be sure to ask about our convenient financing options to purchase the HVAC equipment your family deserves. Ready to get started? Give us a call.

Furnace Repair in NJ

Are you having furnace troubles? Common symptoms include:

• Short cycling
• Patchy heat or no heat at all
• Strange sounds

It gets cold here in New Jersey, so we take repair calls seriously. Our experts are committed to solving the problem and making a long-lasting repair — no band-aid solutions. If you need a furnace repair in New Jersey, we're the top choice to restore convenience and have you enjoying your heat again. As an added protection, we offer repair warranties.

HVAC equipment always seems to break down at the wrong time! No worries — we offer 24/7 emergency response services to be there right when you need us.

Signs It's Time for a Replacement Rather Than a Repair

If your furnace is a few years old and running well, getting it repaired has many benefits. You maximize your investment and get value for your money with proper, expert repairs. However, too many repairs may indicate that it's time to get a new unit. Have a look at some of the following signs that you need a new furnace:

• Rising energy bills: If you notice a gradual spike in energy bills without explanation, it may be that your electric furnace is aging and not working as efficiently as it used to.
• Frequent breakdowns or repairs: Recurring repairs are one of the biggest signs that it's time for a new unit. Although a new unit may cost more now, it can save you money in the long run.
• Uneven heating: Anything from leaky ductwork to restricted airflow can cause uneven heating in your home. If your unit has been inconsistent with heating despite numerous repairs, it's best to consider a replacement.
• Age: With the right maintenance and care, a furnace can last an average of 15-20 years. If your unit is older than this and has frequent issues, call a professional to assess the situation.

Furnace Maintenance

Furnace heater maintenance can help keep your system running smoothly and prevent sudden, costly repairs. Schedule a fall tuneup to keep your heating system running at peak efficiency all winter. It’s also critical for your safety — a professional must check your heat exchanger for any cracks that could lead to a dangerous carbon monoxide leak. Your specialist will also perform vital cleaning that helps extend the lifespan of your equipment.

Schedule maintenance today. Or, sign up for one of our Club Memberships to receive reminders, priority service, discounts and more.

Some benefits of regular furnace heater maintenance include the following:

1. Improve indoor air quality: Checking and cleaning the furnace components, particularly the filters, can help enhance indoor air quality.
2. Extend the longevity of your system: The technician can identify serious issues early enough to schedule a repair or replacement.
3. Enjoy a more efficient furnace: A well-maintained furnace functions better, leading to a more efficient system overall.

What Does AFUE Mean?

AFUE stands for annual fuel utilization efficiency. This rating system gives you a quick way to see how cost-effective an HVAC unit is.

Older, lower-tier furnaces typically have an AFUE of 56 to 70 percent. That means little more than half of the fuel they consume gets used. Not exactly the most productive use of resources. Fortunately, furnaces have come a long way since then, burning as high as 98.5 percent AFUE.

How Much Money Can a New Furnace Save You?

Our AFUE energy savings calculator can help determine how much you could save on your utility bills. Just enter your current unit’s AFUE value and compare it to a newer, more efficient system.

An Environmentally Friendly Option

A new furnace does more than save you money on energy costs — it lowers your home’s carbon emissions. Switching out from your old 56 percent AFUE clunker to a 90 percent AFUE efficiency model can reduce your carbon footprint by a significant margin, according to the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE).

What Is a Variable Speed Furnace?

Single-stage furnaces only blow hot air at one speed. They are the most affordable upfront—but the most expensive to operate. Additionally, they have the most temperature variance, sometimes a four to six-degree difference between rooms.

Two-stage furnaces can distribute hot air at a full-speed or half-speed setting. This allows for more comfort and efficiency without breaking the bank.

Variable speed furnaces have fully dynamic and responsive blower speeds. This is the most energy-efficient option by far. Also, your home will be a near-uniform temperature, within a fraction of a difference between all rooms.

How Does a Furnace Work?

Gas furnaces heat using combustion. Once you set your thermostat, your furnace gets to work.

The ignitor lights the gas. Newer models use an electric starter to ignite, while older models use a pilot flame.

The combustion chamber lets in oxygen. This keeps the combustion efficient and clean. It also gets rid of byproducts, sending them through your flue.

The heat exchanger captures the heat rising from the combustion chamber. It has metal tubes that warm up. The heat from the tubes gets distributed through your air ducts with blowers.

Choose Us for Efficient Services

We can service any make or model furnace. Our team installs only the finest heating products — furnaces, heat pumps and boilers.

Additionally, we provide comprehensive services for your property's cooling and air quality needs, including ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC). No matter the time of year, we’re ready to improve your home comfort.

Call Cardwell HVAC & Plumbing for Dependable HVAC Service

We’re ready to handle your home comfort needs. Call Cardwell HVAC & Plumbing today for the best HVAC services in Cherry Hill, NJ. You can call us or request service online.