It’s important to look at the expected cost of new furnaces. Factors include overheads and the level of service homeowners opt for. Here are some more things you should consider before committing to a new furnace.

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Location matters. If someone needs a furnace installed in a difficult-to-reach place like an attic, this may cost more. Work may also take longer and disrupt the home for an extended period of time, whereas furnaces in a cellar may be cheaper and quicker to install.

Costs can also be impacted by the age of the equipment being replaced. For example, some older furnaces have low energy efficiency. Homemakers can make long-term savings by opting for a more efficient furnace, but there will be more work and costs involved in changing pipes and adding condensate drains.

It can cost as much as $9,300 for a full furnace replacement. However, new furnaces from smaller companies may be much less expensive. Homemakers should check customer reviews and guarantees before committing to a contractor to change their furnaces.

It’s also possible for a homeowner to change a furnace themselves if they have the right skills. However, this work is then not guaranteed. Ultimately, it’s about weighing up the potential risks versus the cost-benefits of doing a DIY job.