Sudbury High Efficiency Furnaces – Prices, Top Deals & Free Quotes

Folks in Sudbury know all too well the bitter chill that winter can dole out. With temperatures below 0 degrees upwards of 170 days a year, you need a home heating system that you can rely on to keep you cozy through the long winter.

New Furnace Prices in Sudbury

Average* furnace price in Sudbury (including install):

$3000 – $5500

*note many factors can affect price, see further down for details

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Who Are Our Top Calgary Furnace Contractors?

What to look for when choosing a heating & air conditioning contractor

People often fret over the brand of furnace to buy, but the contractor you choose is every bit as important. Not only is the quality of the workmanship and installation crucial to the furnace’s lifespan, the company you choose will be relied on for future servicing and warranty coverage.

Always choose an established company that has:

• Good, independently-verified feedback
• A solid track record and no outstanding disputes
• Verified insurance, licenses, and certifications
• Experienced staff, with manufacturer training
• Registered to offer rebates

Checking all of these things is difficult and time-consuming.

That’s why we’ve already done it for you!

Learn more about our independent local HVAC contractor Certification program, designed to help you get a reliable heating system at a fair price, from reputable local dealers.

Buying a New Furnace in Sudbury

The Four Seasons Of Your Furnace

A long-lasting and efficient home heating system starts with professional installation and continues with regular, effective maintenance.

But, what maintenance needs to be done?

To demystify the maintenance process, we look at what you should be doing each season to keep your high-efficiency working at peak performance.

We only cover basic, routine maintenance of a gas or propane high-efficiency furnace that can be done easily, with just a few household items. More in-depth maintenance or repairs should only be done by a qualified professional.

*Ensure that you have switched off the power to your furnace and that the gas is turned off before performing any routine maintenance. If you are unsure, don’t do it—hire a professional.

Fall

• Have your HVAC system serviced.
• Check your ducts to make sure that they are properly sealed.
• Consider whether you would like to have your ducts cleaned in preparation for the months of heavy use ahead.
• Vacuum the burners and the blower compartment.
• Gently clean the blower blades with a vacuum and small brush.
• Clean the pilot by gently blowing on it (focus your air flow using a drinking straw).
• Once you start using your furnace, check the air filter once a month.
• Change the air filter, as needed, but at a minimum, every 3 months.

Winter

• Now that your home heating system is in full swing, recheck your ductwork, making sure that the ducts are well-sealed. Properly sealed ducts will prevent heat loss and result in higher energy costs.
• After a significant snowfall, visually check the two plastic pipes going outside from your high-efficiency furnace (one is the exhaust and the other the intake). Pipes can frost over or can get plugged up with snow. Clear pipes to ensure that your furnace’s safety switch isn’t activated (the furnace will turn itself off if it cannot exhaust).
• Check your air filter monthly.
• Change the air filter, as needed, but at a minimum, every 3 months.

Spring

• Have your HVAC system serviced, if you didn’t do so in autumn.
• In early spring, your furnace may still be in use, if so, remember to keeping checking your air filter monthly.
• Change the air filter, as needed, but at a minimum, every 3 months.
• Prepare your air conditioning unit for the warmer months.

Summer

Turn your attention to maintaining your A/C unit.

Popular Furnace Brands

• Amana
• Bryant
• Carrier
• Goodman
• Lennox
• Napoleon
• Payne

Government Rebates Available

Check our dedicated rebates page regularly for the most up-to-date rebates on offer and save your money!

Deals Available

Keep an eye out for end of season deals or early bird incentives to save money, or defer payments, on your new high-efficiency furnace.

Some local deals in Sudbury are:

• 669 Heat: 5-year No Breakdown Guarantee with the $59 PTU special (with purchase of a maintenance plan)
• FurnaceFinancing.ca: Affordable payments on your new high-efficiency furnace and don’t pay anything for the first 6 months
• Sudbury Furnace Dealers: Save $40 off a 12-point furnace tune-up

Financing Options

Many local HVAC contractors offer to finance to help you invest in a high-efficiency home heating system. Contractors may also offer lower monthly payments or payment deferrals to make financing more attractive. In the Sudbury area, you have many different options:

• 669 Heat (through SNAP Financial)
• Castle Sudbury (through Vista Credit)
• Climate Control
• FurnaceFinancing.ca: Affordable payments on your new high-efficiency furnace and don’t pay anything for the first 6 months

Installation & Permits Required

The Building Department is responsible for issuing all building, electrical, plumbing and gas permits.

HVAC permit form

Link: https://www.greatersudbury.ca/live/building-and-renovating/building-permits1/pdf-files/owners-undertaking-hvac-pdf/

https://www.greatersudbury.ca/live/building-and-renovating/building-permits1/

Sudbury Information

Sudbury, the Gateway to Northern Ontario, has transformed itself from a bustling mining town to a major retail and commercial centre. It has a long, cold winter with chilly days and nights, often both below zero degrees. That doesn’t stop residents from finding fun, indoors and outdoors, all winter long. Whether it’s skating, ice fishing or learning all about science at Science North and Dynamic Earth, there’s plenty in Sudbury to keep you occupied.

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