Furnace replacements we have carried out across Toms River and Ocean County. Ocean County’s 99% heating design temperature is 14°F, so a system here has to hold its setpoint on the coldest nights while cycling constantly through a long, damp shoulder season.
Before and after
Drag the handle across each photo to see the same installation before and after.
BeforeAfterBasement and crawl space replacements
Most of the older housing stock around Toms River puts the furnace in a basement, a crawl space or a utility closet. Access is usually the first problem to solve.
Gas piping, venting and combustion
A replacement is not finished when the unit is set. Gas piping, venting and combustion all have to be right, and verified. The analyser readings below were taken on a completed installation.
Every replacement is permitted and inspected. That is not an optional step. It is what keeps your records clean when you sell the house, and it means an independent inspector has confirmed the work meets code.
What we check before quoting a replacement
Sizing is done from a room-by-room load calculation, not a rule of thumb. An oversized furnace short cycles, which wears ignitors, flame sensors and blower motors faster, and in our climate a furnace already cycles constantly from October into April. We also look at the ductwork before quoting equipment, because leaky or undersized ducts will undermine any system.
On video
Furnace and water heater work, filmed on site.
Read more about furnace repair in Toms River or getting your heating system ready for winter.
Thinking about replacing your furnace?
We will tell you honestly whether it is worth keeping, and quote the replacement only if it makes sense.
