Furnace Installation in Onset, MA

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Professional furnace installation that works the first time, every time, with local expertise you can trust.

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What You Get With Professional Installation

Your home becomes the comfortable space it should be. No more cold mornings wondering if the heat will kick on. No more energy bills that make you cringe every month.

A properly installed furnace means consistent warmth in every room. Your family gets reliable comfort, and you get peace of mind knowing the system was sized correctly and installed to last.

You’ll see the difference in your first heating bill. Modern, efficiently installed furnaces can cut your heating costs by 20-30% compared to older systems, especially when installed with proper ductwork modifications and sealed connections.

Onset Furnace Installation Experts

Local Heating Experts You Can Trust

Dempsey Energy has been keeping Plymouth County families warm for years. We’ve built relationships with over 12,000 local customers who trust us for reliable heating solutions.

What sets us apart is our focus on getting it right the first time. We don’t rush installations or cut corners on the details that matter. Our team understands Onset’s unique heating challenges, from coastal humidity to the older home construction common in this area.

Our Dempsey Comfort Club gives you ongoing support and priority service, because we know furnace installation is just the beginning of a long-term relationship.

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Furnace Installation Process

How Your New Furnace Gets Installed

First, we’ll assess your home’s heating needs and existing ductwork. This isn’t a quick sales pitch – it’s a thorough evaluation to make sure you get the right size system for your space.

Next comes the installation itself. We’ll handle all permits, remove your old system safely, and install your new furnace with proper connections to gas lines, electrical, and ductwork. Everything gets tested before we leave.

After installation, we’ll walk you through your new system’s operation and maintenance schedule. You’ll know exactly how everything works and what to expect. We’ll also schedule your first maintenance visit to keep your warranty valid and your system running efficiently.

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Everything Included in Your Installation

Your installation includes proper system sizing, permit handling, and complete removal of your old equipment. We’ll modify ductwork as needed and ensure all connections meet local building codes.

You get a full system startup and testing process. We check gas pressure, electrical connections, airflow, and safety controls. Nothing gets left to chance when it comes to your family’s safety and comfort.

Every installation comes with clear warranty information and maintenance recommendations. We’ll show you how to change filters, what to listen for, and when to call for service. You’re never left guessing about your new system.

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Most furnace installations take 4-8 hours, depending on your home’s setup and whether ductwork modifications are needed. If you’re replacing a furnace in the same location with similar connections, it’s usually on the shorter end. Homes requiring new gas lines, electrical work, or significant duct changes may take a full day. We’ll give you a realistic timeline during the initial assessment so you can plan accordingly. We work efficiently but never rush the safety checks and testing that ensure your new system operates properly.
Furnace sizing depends on your home’s square footage, insulation levels, window types, and ceiling height. Many Onset homes were built before modern insulation standards, which affects heating requirements. A proper load calculation considers these factors plus local climate data to determine the right BTU output. Oversized furnaces waste energy and create uneven heating, while undersized units struggle to keep up during cold snaps. Our assessment includes measuring your space and evaluating your current system’s performance to recommend the most efficient size for your specific situation.
Yes, furnace installations in Plymouth County require permits and inspections to ensure safety and code compliance. This includes gas line connections, electrical work, and venting systems. The permit process protects you by ensuring the installation meets current safety standards and maintains your home’s insurance coverage. We handle all permit applications and coordinate required inspections. Attempting installation without proper permits can create safety hazards and complicate future home sales. The permit cost is typically included in our installation quotes, so you don’t need to navigate the process yourself.
Existing ductwork can often be used with modifications to improve efficiency and airflow. Our assessment includes checking duct size, condition, and layout to determine what changes are needed. Common modifications include sealing leaky connections, adding return air ducts, or resizing supply ducts for better airflow. Homes with very old or damaged ductwork may need partial replacement, especially if ducts are undersized for a new high-efficiency system. The goal is ensuring your new furnace can distribute heat effectively throughout your home without wasting energy through poor duct connections.
High-efficiency furnaces (90%+ AFUE rating) extract more heat from the same amount of gas compared to standard units (80-85% AFUE). This means lower monthly heating bills and reduced environmental impact. High-efficiency units require different venting systems and may need condensate drains, which can affect installation complexity. The upfront cost difference is often recovered through energy savings within 5-7 years, especially in Onset’s cold climate where furnaces run frequently. Your specific savings depend on current energy costs, home size, and how much you currently spend on heating.
Furnace warranties typically include manufacturer coverage on parts (5-20 years depending on components) plus separate coverage on the heat exchanger (often 10-20 years). Installation workmanship is covered separately by us, usually for 1-2 years. Warranty terms vary by manufacturer and model, with higher-efficiency units often including longer coverage periods. Regular maintenance is required to keep warranties valid, which is why many homeowners join service programs like our Dempsey Comfort Club. Always register your new equipment with the manufacturer within the specified timeframe to activate full warranty protection.