Furnace Installation Services in St. Augustine

Swift Bros - St. Augustine, FL offers comprehensive furnace installation services designed to provide you with the reliable heating solutions your home needs. With honest, upfront pricing and a reputation for dependable workmanship, our team is ready to serve at every step of the process with seamless, straightforward, and tailored solutions to meet your specific needs.

Call us at (904) 375-7759 or complete our online contact form to schedule your hassle-free consultation today!

We help homeowners and businesses in St. Augustine, Tampa, and across Florida, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia make confident decisions about their heating needs. Since 1983, we’ve provided dependable, high-quality furnace installations with a neighborly, professional touch. If you’re ready to upgrade your comfort and energy efficiency, our team is here to guide you from start to finish.

Our Furnace Installation Process

A successful furnace installation starts with a thorough understanding of your needs and ends with a system that delivers reliable comfort and efficiency. Here’s what you can expect when you work with us:

1. In-home assessment and sizing. We begin by evaluating your home or business, considering square footage, insulation, existing ductwork, and your heating preferences. This ensures we recommend the right furnace size and type for optimal comfort and efficiency.
2. System selection. We help you choose the best furnace for your needs, considering fuel type (natural gas, propane, oil, or electric), efficiency ratings (AFUE), and features like variable-speed motors or smart thermostat compatibility. Our recommendations are always based on your budget, energy goals, and local utility options.
3. Preparation and site readiness. Our team prepares the installation area, ensuring proper ventilation, safe access, and compatibility with your home’s infrastructure. If needed, we upgrade ductwork, electrical connections, or gas lines to meet current safety standards.
4. Removal of old equipment. If you’re replacing an existing furnace, we safely disconnect and remove your old unit, disposing of it in accordance with local regulations.
5. Professional installation. We install your new furnace with precision, connecting it to ductwork, gas or electrical lines, and exhaust venting as needed. All connections are sealed and tested for safety and efficiency.
6. Configuration, testing, and final checks. Once installed, we configure your furnace settings, test the system, and verify safe operation. We’ll walk you through the new system, answer your questions, and ensure you’re comfortable with its operation before we leave.
7. Cleanup and follow-up. We leave your space clean and tidy, and we’re always available for follow-up support, maintenance, or future service needs.

Key Factors to Consider When Installing a New Furnace

Choosing the right furnace involves several important decisions. We’ll sit down with you during a consultation to discuss what you need to consider before making a decision. 

• Fuel type. Natural gas, propane, oil, or electric—each has unique benefits and considerations based on local availability and operating costs.
• Efficiency ratings. Higher AFUE ratings mean better efficiency and potential long-term savings.
• Proper sizing. A correctly sized furnace ensures even heating and avoids wasted energy. Oversized or undersized systems can cause comfort issues and higher bills.
• Advanced features. Options like variable-speed motors and smart thermostat compatibility can improve comfort and efficiency.
• Ductwork and ventilation. Proper airflow and safe venting are essential for performance and safety.
• Budget and financing. We provide clear estimates and discuss financing options to make your investment manageable.

Furnace Options We Install

We install a variety of residential heating systems and can recommend units that meet ENERGY STAR® ratings, state efficiency standards, and homeowner preferences. Depending on your home’s needs, we may recommend:

• Gas. Popular for their efficiency and consistent heating performance
• Electric. Common in warmer climates or homes without gas service
• High-efficiency units. For homeowners looking to reduce energy usage and monthly utility bills
• Variable-speed furnaces. For better airflow and balanced temperature control

If you’re not sure which system is best for your home, we’ll walk you through all available options based on your goals and budget.