For expert furnace installation in Snohomish, WA, trust the local team at Hotwire Repair. Call us today for your free, no-obligation estimate!
Hotwire Repair is your local heating system contractor, serving the unique and beautiful homes of Snohomish, WA. As the “Antique Capital of the Northwest,” Snohomish boasts many historic properties that require a special touch. Our team has the expertise to perform careful and respectful furnace installations in older homes, as well as modern, efficient system installations in newer constructions, ensuring every client receives the best possible heating solution.
We tailor our services to protect the integrity of your home while maximizing comfort.
The cost of installing a new furnace in a historic home can sometimes involve extra considerations, such as ductwork modification or ventilation upgrades. We provide a thorough on-site inspection and a detailed, transparent quote, so you understand all the work involved in bringing modern, efficient heating to your classic Snohomish home.
Call Hotwire Repair today for a respectful and professional furnace installation in your Snohomish home!
Our philosophy is to work with your home, not against it. We use existing pathways for lines and vents whenever possible and employ minimally invasive techniques. Our technicians protect all surfaces and ensure the final installation is clean and discreet.
Yes, in most cases. A modern high-efficiency furnace offers flexible venting options (through a side wall instead of a chimney), which often allows us to relocate the unit to a more convenient, space-saving location in your basement or utility area.
Absolutely. The best solution is often a high-velocity or ductless mini-split system. These systems require very little modification to your home and are perfect for adding modern AC to historic properties without existing ductwork.
Yes, significantly. New furnaces have advanced safety features like electronic ignition (no pilot light), flame sensors, and automatic gas shut-off valves that make them far safer than the furnaces built decades ago.