HEATING
Furnaces have changed through out the years and manufactures are now providing the home owner with more options to choose from.
The 80% furnaces are now your basic standard furnaces. They come in three styles which will meet even the demanding home owner.
The "Single Stage" is the first type of furnace you can use to heat your home. This style works with the gas valve 100% open and the blower speed on the medium high setting. This style will meet your basic needs and is the least costly to install.
The "Two Stage" is the next upgrade to the basic and has a gas valve with 2 settings, 60% open and 100% open. These settings can save you an extra 10-15% on your gas usage. Also included is a
2 speed blower that allows for a slower air speed when the gas valve is on its low 60% open setting giving a quieter air movement.
The "Two Stage Variable Speed" is the King of the Hill when it comes to furnaces. This furnace delivers the savings that the Two Stage offers but also incorporates the Variable Speed blower which is
Described as Amazing! The blower operates on DC current allowing the motor to run so slow that you have to wonder if it’s on at all. The quietness is loved by every homeowner that has one installed. The Variable Speed motor doesn't stop with just quietness but also delivers savings to your power bill by using the same amount of energy as a 40 watt light bulb. Simply put this furnace will always make you smile every time you use it and you will never regret that you went with the Best!
The 90% furnaces are the next level which has all the same styles as the 80% furnaces. The "Single Stage", the "Two Stage" and the
King of the Hill, the "Two Stage Variable Speed".
Please go to our Web Links page and brows through all the furnaces and check out the different styles and efficiency rated units for you. We will be happy to make an appointment with you and view your existing equipment and offer you anyone of the above
Styles which we feel may meet or exceed your needs.
Freedom Heating, Inc.
Saving you money with lower energy costs
