Heating · Installation
Furnace Installation
Replacement and new-construction furnace installs, sized to the property and installed by a Ruud Pro Partner. Free estimates and free second opinions, every time.
Why the attic decides the job, not the badge on the unit
A furnace replacement isn't just swapping one box for a newer one. As a Ruud Pro Partner, we install trusted Ruud equipment, but the brand on the unit is the easy part. What actually determines whether the job is done right is the attic it goes into: the access, the clearance around the unit, the venting run, and the ductwork already built into the house. We walk the property, look at the heating needs of the space and talk through the budget before we ever write a number down, because a furnace sized to the invoice instead of the house is a furnace that short-cycles, wears out early, or leaves rooms uneven no matter how good the equipment is.
What a proper replacement actually includes
A furnace swap that's done right touches more than the unit itself. That means checking the gas piping against the new equipment's requirements, sizing the venting correctly, running a condensate line that actually drains, matching the electrical to the new controls, and confirming the ductwork already in your attic can move the air the new system produces. Skip any one of those and the furnace itself doesn't matter. Financing is available, including current promotions through our Ruud Pro Partner status, and every estimate starts free.
As a Ruud Pro Partner, we re-earn that status every year with a minimum four-star customer rating and annual factory training.

Beyond the box
What comes with a real installation
Every one of these gets checked on a replacement, not just the unit itself.
Gas piping
Checked and connected to match the new unit's requirements, not just reused as-is.
Venting
Sized and routed for the specific furnace going in, so combustion gases actually clear the attic.
Condensate line
Run and sloped correctly so the system drains instead of backing up into the pan.
Electrical
Disconnects and control wiring matched to the new equipment, not left on the old setup.
The ductwork already there
The new unit has to breathe through what's already run in your attic, so we check it, not just the box we're setting.
Questions we get about furnace installation