Spokane Furnace Installation Services

Professional Furnace Installation & Replacement in Spokane County

Whether you’re installing a new furnace or replacing an old one, Sturm is proud to be your one-stop shop for professional furnace installation in Spokane! Since 1945, our licensed technicians have been dedicated to keeping our neighbors warm and cozy with quality furnace installation and replacement. 

When you call our team, you can expect prompt and dependable service from our professionally trained and certified team, with all work backed by our satisfaction guarantee. With same-day scheduling, weekend appointments, and financing options available, we make it easy to stay warm and cozy all winter long!

As a furnace installation company that Spokane homeowners can rely on, we help evaluate your property’s fuel access, layout, insulation, and heating needs when planning a new system or replacement.

Time for a new furnace in Spokane? Our team is here to help with professional installation services!
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Common Furnaces We Install

Common furnace options:

• Electric Furnaces
  Electric furnaces are dependable and low-maintenance, making them an excellent choice for homes in areas without gas access. While electric models can cost more to run during the colder months, they provide clean, quiet heating and pair well with heat pump systems.
• Natural Gas Furnaces
  Natural gas furnaces are the most popular choice in our region. Their high efficiency and fast, powerful heating make them an ideal choice for our long, cold winters. Plus, they’re cost-effective to operate if your home is already connected to a gas line.
• Propane Furnaces
  Propane furnaces work well in rural areas where natural gas isn’t available. They provide reliable heat and run more efficiently compared to electric models, although they also require a propane tank and regular fuel deliveries.

Which Furnace Is Best for My Home?

Electric and natural gas furnaces are popular in the Pacific Northwest due to their high efficiency.

Here are some key factors to consider when choosing a new furnace: 

• Fuel availability. If you live in an area where natural gas is readily available, a natural gas furnace can be a cost-effective option. If you live in a rural or remote area without access to natural gas, an electric or propane furnace may suffice. Reviewing the availability and cost of different fuel sources in your local area is key to making an informed investment.
• Efficiency. Annual Fuel Utilization Efficiency (AFUE) is the standard rating for furnace efficiency: the higher the AFUE, the more efficient the furnace. Electric furnaces are typically rated at or near 100% AFUE because they convert virtually all electricity directly into heat with no exhaust loss. Natural gas and propane furnaces lose some heat through venting, though modern high-efficiency models can reach 98% AFUE or higher. Keep in mind that a higher AFUE rating doesn’t always mean lower operating costs, since electricity and natural gas are priced differently.
• Cost. The initial cost of purchasing and installing a furnace is an important factor to consider. Electric furnaces are generally less expensive to purchase and install due to their simpler design, but tend to have higher operating costs. Natural gas and propane furnaces typically cost more upfront, but can be more cost-effective over time in areas where gas prices are lower than electricity rates.
• Maintenance. Maintenance and upkeep should also be considered when shopping for a new furnace. Electric furnaces tend to require less maintenance and have lower repair costs compared to natural gas and propane furnaces. While gas furnaces are economical to operate, they also need routine inspections to support safe operation.

Furnace Installation Process

A furnace installation company can begin by reviewing the existing equipment, ductwork, electrical connections, gas or propane access, thermostat, property layout, and heating requirements. That evaluation helps determine whether the project involves a new system, a straightforward replacement, or connected-component modifications.

Installation scope may include removing the old furnace, setting the new equipment, connecting the system, testing operation, and explaining basic use. The furnace installation timeline depends on whether ductwork, gas lines, electrical systems, or other connected components need changes.