Pioneer Heating & Air Conditioning, Inc

Whether you are installing a heating system in a newly constructed home or replacing an aging unit, a new heating unit will almost certainly mean lower utility bills, thanks to cost-saving features like programmable thermostats, higher energy efficiency ratings, variable-speed humidity controls and more.

The average lifespan of a heating unit is 15-20 years, although this range can vary widely, depending on the type of unit and how well it has been maintained. If yours is approaching that age range or if you must frequently repair it, it may be time for a new one.

Pioneer Heating and Air installs gas and electric furnaces, heat pumps and geothermal systems. We carry several major brand-name furnaces and heat pumps such as Trane, Coleman, Honeywell and Rheem, and we offer a geothermal closed-loop system from waterfurnace.

At Pioneer, we will consult closely with you to review all of your home and business heating options and offer you recommendations on the best fit for your needs. Together, we will evaluate your current system and then go over such considerations as:

- Your home or office load calculation, which determines the amount of energy needed to heat your home or office  space
- The Annual Fuel Utilization Efficiency (AFUE) rating for different models, which shows how well they convert energy into heat (generally, less efficient units are less expensive; but utility costs may be higher)
- Whether a given unit will work with your current system’s configuration
- The price range you are considering
- And other factors