Heating Installation in Indianapolis 

Quality Heating Systems for Every Home  

Experienced heating technicians have the training and knowledge of different types of equipment to make sure your installation is completed according to the manufacturer’s instructions and the highest industry standards. When a qualified professional completes your installation, you will enjoy optimal performance, efficiency, and lower heating costs. Once your installation is complete, your local HVAC pros can keep it running year after year with professional maintenance services. 

Today’s heating systems have far better energy efficiency ratings than equipment manufactured a decade or two in the past. For example, many furnaces now operate at 98% efficiency, when the average a decade ago was 78% efficiency. This significant improvement will keep your home warm and comfortable, while substantially lowering your home heating costs. 

Popular options for heating your home include: 

• Furnaces – Many homeowners choose furnaces for home heating for their fast start times and quick, even heating. New furnaces have energy efficiency ratings of up to 98% so you can enjoy lower home heating costs. 
• Boilers – A boiler uses water to transport thermal energy, which is more efficient than air. This makes boilers more efficient for home heating. In addition to even heat distribution, boilers are durable, long-lasting, and require less maintenance than other types of heating systems. 
• Heat pumps – A heat pump transfers heat from one place to another. In the winter, the heat pump draws heat from the air outside and brings it into the house to warm it. The biggest benefit of heat pumps is they reverse direction in the summer to cool your home, so you only need one system. 
• Hybrid heating – This is the most eco-friendly and sustainable heating system. A hybrid system combines a furnace and a heat pump for optimal comfort and efficiency. For most of the winter, the heat pump can warm your home to keep heating costs low, but when the temperatures get too low, the furnace can take over for improved comfort. 

When choosing a system, the type of system is only one factor to consider. Regardless of the type of heater, the system needs to be the right size and capacity to meet your home’s heating needs. In addition, fuel type, energy efficiency ratings, and installation cost can influence your decision.