Let’s talk numbers — because nobody likes guessing when it comes to big-ticket home repairs. If you’re thinking about replacing your furnace, here’s what most homeowners can expect to pay for a new, high-efficiency heating system installed by a licensed pro:

Every home’s different — but one thing isn’t: You’ll get clear, upfront pricing before we touch a single bolt. Just smart recommendations that fit your home, your goals, and your budget.

Not all heating systems are built the same — and that’s exactly why our techs are trained to work on a wide range of furnace types. Whether your old unit runs on gas, electricity, or it’s part of a hybrid setup, we’ve seen it, serviced it, and swapped it out for something better.

• Gas furnaces — high-efficiency, natural gas units are common across Baldwin County homes.
• Electric furnaces — clean, simple systems that are often used in smaller homes or mild climates.
• Propane furnaces — great for rural areas without gas lines, with powerful heat output.
• Oil furnaces — older systems still found in some homes; we handle replacements and upgrades.
• Dual fuel systems — hybrid setups that use both electric and gas depending on outside temps.
• Mobile home units — compact, HUD-approved systems for manufactured and modular homes.

We’ll match your new system to your home, your budget, and your comfort goals. Whether you’re replacing an outdated furnace or starting fresh with a high-efficiency model, we’ll help you pick the right fit — and install it right the first time.

No guessing. No sketchy contractors ghosting you mid-job. When you call Climatemp, here’s what your furnace replacement actually looks like — from the first call to warm air flowing again:

1. In-home assessment — We inspect your current system, measure your home, and ask the right questions to understand your comfort goals and budget.
2. Furnace sizing + options — You’ll get smart recommendations based on square footage, insulation, duct layout, and heating load — not guesswork.
3. Upfront pricing — No vague quotes or surprise fees. You’ll see the total cost clearly, including install, parts, permits, and labor.
4. Old unit removal — We safely disconnect and haul away your outdated system, including cleanup of any hazardous or leaking components.
5. Professional installation — Our licensed techs install your new furnace to exact manufacturer specs for efficiency, safety, and long-term reliability.
6. System startup + test run — Before we leave, we fully test your system, confirm correct airflow, check thermostat operation, and make sure everything runs right.
7. Walkthrough + warranty info — We show you how to operate and maintain your new furnace, register the warranty, and answer every question before we roll out.

That’s how it should be: fast, clear, and built to last.

Before you replace your furnace, try these quick DIY checks — they fix more heating issues than you'd expect. If your unit still won't run right after this list, it's probably time to call in a pro.

1. Check your thermostat
   Make sure it’s set to “Heat,” not “Cool,” and bump the temperature 3–5° above the current room temp. Replace the batteries if it’s a wireless model.
2. Inspect the air filter
   A clogged filter can block airflow and trigger a shutdown. Slide it out and hold it to the light — if you can't see through it, replace it.
3. Check the power switch
   Every furnace has a wall switch nearby that looks like a light switch — it must be ON for the unit to run. Also check your breaker box for any flipped circuits.
4. Confirm the gas valve is open (for gas furnaces)
   The furnace’s shutoff valve should be in line with the pipe. If it’s perpendicular, gas isn’t flowing.
5. Look for blinking error codes
   Most furnaces have a small window on the front panel. Watch for a blinking red or green LED — this can help a technician quickly pinpoint what’s wrong.

If none of these steps fix it — or your furnace is 15+ years old — replacement is probably the smarter move.
We’ll walk you through your options with honest advice and no pressure.