As we approach the fall season, it's time to start thinking about your heating system. If your current furnace is outdated, constantly arising with issues, and you think it's time to upgrade your system, we'll be sharing what you need to know when purchasing a new furnace.

Type of Furnace
There are three types of furnaces to choose from when in the market for a new one: single-stage, two-stage, and modulating furnaces. Single-stage furnaces are the most affordable option. When your home calls for heat, the furnace is signaled to run its cycle until it reaches the desired set temperature. Two-stage furnaces allow the burner to run at two different stages. This type of furnace has a longer heating cycle and is best known for its quiet functionality and high efficiency. Modulating furnaces are known to manage the temperature within your home very precisely due to their consistent flow. The best way to determine which type of furnace is best for your needs is to inquire with an HVAC specialist.

Efficiency Ratings
When purchasing a furnace in today's day and age, you'll benefit from the great efficiency options offered by top furnace manufacturers. At Maple Air Heating and Cooling, we carry furnaces from the industry leader, Carrier. Every furnace offers its own unique performance features, including efficiency ratings. The AFUE, or annual fuel utilization efficiency rating, is the measuring system for furnace energy efficiency. If you're looking for a high-efficiency furnace, look for a rating between 90% to 98.5%. At Maple Air, all of our furnace AFUE ratings are readily available on our website. Even better, we only offer high-efficiency furnaces. Take a browse through our furnacee page.

Appropriate Size
A 1500-square-foot home will require a different sized furnace than a 5000-square-foot home. Purchasing a furnace that is too large or too small for your space will lead to loads of headaches, including but not limited to: increased energy costs, an array of mechanical breakdowns, and uneven heating capabilities. A furnace is a great investment, and we can help ensure you purchase the right one for your house. We recommend scheduling a consultation with a certified HVAC technician to help you determine the best furnace for your space. Give us a call today, our team proudly serves the Greater Toronto Area and surrounding regions.

Warranty
With any high-priced system, it's important to know your warranty span and details. Certain manufacturers have requirements to upkeep the warranty's validity. For instance, in order to be eligible, they may require you have annual maintenance performed on your furnace. Make sure you understand the warranty details to avoid any confusion down the line.

Financing Options & Flexible Payment Plans
When it comes to purchasing a furnace, our goal is to help you find the best option for your home. Sometimes, the upfront sum may be out of certain homeowners' budgets. But there's no need to stress, at Maple Air Heating and Cooling, we make furnace purchases readily available to anyone. We offer financing options to assure you don't need to walk away from the best option for your home. Our financing options include:
➤ 12 months, no payment, and no interest
➤ 0% interest, 24 months equal payment plan (OAC)
➤ 4.99% interest for 60 months (OAc)
➤ Open-loan option (allows you to pay the loan at any time with no penalties)

Learn more about financing options by giving our team a call or applying online. No matter the price tag, we believe comfort is essential for every family, and that's why we offer affordable and efficient ways to purchase your furnace.

Enjoy Additional Savings
If you'd like to reap the benefits of cost savings, inquire about the Government Greener Grants program. When you purchase a new furnace and heat pump, you can qualify for up to $5000 in savings. Visit our Greener Grants Program page to learn more!

Let us Help You Find The Right Furnace for Your Home
Looking to purchase a new furnace for the heating season approaching? Give our team at Maple Air Heating and Cooling a call today. We're happy to answer any questions and help you choose the right fitting furnace for your home to provide your family comfort for the years to come.