Expert Heating Installation in Tyler, TX & Surrounding Areas

While East Texas is known for its scorching summers, the cooler months still bring a need for reliable and efficient heating

At Patriot Electric Heating and Cooling, we provide professional heating installation services throughout Tyler, TX, and the surrounding communities. Whether you're building a new home, converting to a different fuel source, or simply need to replace an old, failing furnace, our certified technicians have the expertise to ensure your home or business stays warm and comfortable.

With over two decades of experience, we are committed to delivering top-quality service, transparent pricing, and dependable heating solutions. We understand that a new heating system is a significant investment, and we're here to guide you through the process, helping you choose the perfect furnace or heating system for your specific needs and budget.

Why Choose Patriot Electric Heating and Cooling for Your Heating Installation?

• Experienced & Certified Professionals: Our team consists of highly trained and experienced technicians skilled in the installation of various heating systems, including gas furnaces, electric furnaces, and heat pumps.
• Comprehensive Solutions: From initial consultation and sizing to expert installation and testing, we handle every aspect of your new heating system.
• Transparent Pricing: We offer free, detailed estimates and utilize flat-rate pricing, so you'll know the full cost upfront with no surprises.
• Focus on Efficiency: We help you select energy-efficient heating systems that can significantly reduce your winter utility bills.
• Customer Satisfaction: Your comfort and satisfaction are our top priorities. We pride ourselves on timely, professional, and reliable service.
  

Is It Time for a New Furnace? Key Signs to Consider a Heating System Replacement

Deciding when to replace your furnace can be challenging. Here are the most common and compelling reasons to consider investing in a new heating installation:

• Age of Your Furnace: Most furnaces have a lifespan of 15-20 years. If your furnace is approaching or has exceeded this age, even if it's still limping along, its efficiency has likely plummeted, and it's much more prone to sudden breakdowns. Older units simply can't compete with the energy efficiency and reliability of modern heating systems.
• Frequent Breakdowns and Costly Repairs: Are you calling for furnace repairs every winter? Are the repair bills adding up significantly? If the cost of a single repair is more than 50% of the cost of a new unit, or if you're consistently spending money on repairs, it's a strong indicator that a new furnace would be a more economical and reliable investment in the long run.
• Skyrocketing Energy Bills: One of the most obvious signs that your furnace is losing efficiency is a noticeable spike in your winter heating bills, even with consistent usage. As components wear out, an old furnace has to work much harder to produce heat, consuming excessive amounts of fuel (gas or electricity). A new, high-efficiency furnace can drastically reduce your energy consumption and provide substantial savings.
• Inconsistent Heating and Cold Spots: If some rooms in your home are always colder than others, or if you experience uneven heating throughout your living space, your furnace may no longer be distributing heat effectively. This can be due to an undersized or aging furnace, ductwork issues, or a system that's simply no longer capable of keeping your entire home comfortable.
• Unusual Noises: Furnaces should operate relatively quietly. If you start hearing loud bangs, squeals, grinding, rattling, or frequent rumbling noises, it's a strong sign of internal mechanical problems. These sounds often indicate issues with the blower motor, igniter, or other critical components that can be expensive to repair and may signal impending failure.
• Yellow Pilot Light (Gas Furnaces): For gas furnaces, a healthy pilot light should be blue. A yellow or flickering pilot light can indicate incomplete combustion, which might be producing carbon monoxide – a dangerous, odorless gas. If you notice a yellow pilot light, shut off your furnace immediately and call a professional for inspection. This is a serious safety concern.
• Excessive Dryness or Dust in Your Home: An aging furnace can contribute to poor indoor air quality. If your home feels excessively dry in the winter, or if you notice an unusual amount of dust, it could be related to your heating system. Newer furnaces often offer better air filtration capabilities and can integrate with whole-home humidifiers to improve comfort and air quality.
• Carbon Monoxide Detector Alarms: If your carbon monoxide detector goes off, or if you or family members experience symptoms like headaches, dizziness, nausea, or disorientation while the furnace is running, these are critical signs of a potentially fatal carbon monoxide leak. Evacuate your home immediately and call 911, then your HVAC professional. A faulty furnace can be a source of CO.
• Your Furnace is Oversized or Undersized: If your current furnace was improperly sized for your home when it was installed, it will lead to inefficiencies. An oversized furnace will short-cycle, wasting energy and wearing down components faster. An undersized furnace will run constantly and struggle to keep your home warm. During a replacement consultation, we perform precise load calculations to ensure your new furnace is perfectly sized.
  

Our Heating Installation Process

When you choose Patriot Electric Heating and Cooling for your new heating system, you can expect a seamless and professional process:

• Free Consultation & Home Assessment: We'll evaluate your home's heating needs, inspect your existing system, and discuss your comfort preferences and budget.
• Expert System Recommendation: Based on our assessment, we'll recommend the ideal furnace or heating system for your property, providing options that balance efficiency, features, and cost.
• Transparent Pricing: You'll receive a detailed, free estimate with clear, flat-rate pricing before any work begins.
• Professional Installation: Our certified technicians will expertly remove your old unit and install your new heating system according to manufacturer specifications and local codes for optimal performance and safety.
• Testing & Optimization: We rigorously test your new system to ensure proper operation, efficiency, and even heat distribution throughout your home.
• Customer Education: We'll walk you through the features of your new furnace, explain basic operation, and provide essential maintenance tips to ensure its longevity.

Don't face another cold East Texas winter with an unreliable or inefficient furnace. If you recognize any of these signs, contact Patriot Electric Heating and Cooling today. We are dedicated to providing Tyler, TX, and surrounding areas with top-quality heating installation services, ensuring your home stays warm, safe, and comfortable. Call us at (903) 978-1007 or reach out online to schedule your free consultation!