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Facing the bone-chilling winters common to this region with a failing heating system can be daunting and potentially dangerous. If your current unit is blowing cold air, making strange noises, or simply refusing to turn on, contact us immediately to restore warmth and safety to your home. We understand that a breakdown during a Henryville freeze requires urgent attention, and our team is prepared to assess your needs and provide a reliable solution without delay.
Property owners in Henryville, IN, require heating systems that can withstand sustained freezing temperatures and frequent winter storms. We provide a seamless transition from a broken unit to a high-efficiency system designed for your specific floor plan.
When you invest in a new furnace, you are purchasing more than just a piece of machinery; you are investing in the next two decades of your home’s comfort and energy efficiency. A professional installation is a complete system overhaul designed to optimize airflow, fuel efficiency, and indoor air quality.

The most critical step in furnace installation happens before the unit arrives. Many older homes have units that were oversized or undersized by previous contractors. An oversized unit will "short cycle," turning on and off rapidly, which wears out components and causes temperature swings. An undersized unit will run constantly, failing to reach the set temperature on the coldest days. We perform a precise load calculation to ensure the new unit matches your home’s thermal profile perfectly.
Modern furnaces are significantly more efficient than models manufactured just ten or fifteen years ago. We install units with high Annual Fuel Utilization Efficiency (AFUE) ratings. This percentage indicates how much fuel is converted into usable heat versus how much is lost through the exhaust. Upgrading from an older 70% AFUE unit to a modern 90%+ model results in immediate reductions in monthly utility expenses.
A new installation includes an assessment of your existing ductwork and plenum. We ensure that the connection between the new furnace and your ducts is airtight to prevent pressure loss. Furthermore, modern systems often accommodate thicker, higher-quality media filters. These filters capture more dust, pollen, and allergens than standard one-inch filters, drastically improving the air quality inside your residence.
Safety is paramount when dealing with combustion appliances. Your new installation includes the setup of proper venting systems to expel exhaust gases safely outside. We inspect gas lines for leaks, ensure proper clearance from combustible materials, and install or test carbon monoxide detectors. Modern units also come equipped with advanced limit switches and flame rollout sensors that automatically shut the system down if a safety anomaly is detected.
A systematic approach ensures that your heating system performs at peak efficiency from the moment it is powered on. We follow a strict protocol to guarantee consistency and quality.
The process begins with a final verification of the installation site. We prepare the area by laying down drop cloths and protective coverings to safeguard your flooring and property. We also verify that the gas line and electrical supply are adequate for the new equipment.
We disconnect the gas, electric, and venting from the old unit. The old furnace is carefully removed from the premises and disposed of according to environmental regulations. We also clear away any debris in the plenum or immediate area to ensure a clean surface for the new unit.
The new furnace is leveled and positioned. Leveling is vital for proper drainage, especially in high-efficiency condensing furnaces that produce condensate water. Once positioned, we connect the plenum (supply air) and the return air drop. These connections are sealed with mastic or foil tape to prevent air leakage.
We connect the gas piping, ensuring a drip leg is installed to catch sediment. The electrical wiring is connected, including the high-voltage power supply and the low-voltage thermostat wires. If your new unit requires a thermostat upgrade to handle two-stage or modulating heat, that wiring is updated at this stage.
For high-efficiency models, PVC venting is installed to handle the lower-temperature exhaust gases. We ensure the venting slopes back toward the furnace for proper drainage of condensate. The condensate drain line is routed to a floor drain or condensate pump.
Once physically installed, the system is not simply turned on and left. We perform a commissioning process. This involves measuring static pressure, checking gas pressure at the manifold, and measuring the temperature rise (the difference between the air entering and leaving the furnace). These adjustments ensure the unit runs within the manufacturer's specifications.
We demonstrate how to operate the new thermostat, how to change the filter, and discuss the maintenance schedule required to keep the warranty valid.
Determining whether to repair an aging unit or invest in a new system is a financial calculation based on age, condition, and efficiency. While repairs can solve immediate issues, they often delay the inevitable at a higher long-term cost.
A common industry standard is the 50% rule. If the cost of the repair approaches 50% of the value of a new system, replacement is generally the smarter financial move. As the price of parts and labor for older units rises, investing that money into a new asset with a warranty is often preferable to patching a dying machine.
If you have required multiple service calls in the last two years, your furnace has become unreliable. The "nickel and diming" effect of frequent minor repairs—ignitors, blower motors, control boards—eventually exceeds the monthly payment of a financed new system. Reliability is particularly crucial during deep freezes when wait times for emergency service can increase.
The average lifespan of a gas furnace is between 15 and 20 years. If your unit is approaching or has surpassed the 15-year mark, crucial components like the heat exchanger are at risk of failure. A cracked heat exchanger is a serious safety hazard that can leak carbon monoxide into the home. If an older unit has a compromised heat exchanger, immediate replacement is the only safe option.
Furnaces lose efficiency as they age due to wear on parts and the accumulation of grime within the system. If you notice a steady increase in your heating bills despite consistent usage patterns, your unit is likely working harder to produce the same amount of heat. Replacing it with a modern, high-efficiency model can lower these operational costs significantly — view our specials for current deals.
If some rooms in your house are freezing while others are roasting, or if you constantly have to adjust the thermostat to stay comfortable, the furnace may have lost its ability to distribute air effectively. This is often due to a failing blower motor or compressor issues in hybrid systems. New systems with variable-speed blowers solve this by maintaining constant, even airflow.
Operating a heating system in Southern Indiana presents specific challenges that dictate how we approach installation. The local climate and regulations in Henryville influence equipment selection and setup.
Winters here typically see average lows dropping into the 20s, with occasional dips below zero. This requires a heating system with a high heating capacity. Unlike milder climates where heat pumps alone might suffice, homes here often require a robust gas furnace or a dual-fuel system (heat pump plus gas furnace) to handle the extreme cold efficiently. We size systems based on these local load requirements to prevent the unit from failing when the temperature plummets.
While winters are cold, the summers are humid. Your HVAC system is a year-round entity. The blower motor on your furnace also drives your air conditioning in the summer. We recommend variable-speed furnaces because they are superior at removing humidity during the summer months, providing year-round comfort benefits.
Adhering to local building codes is non-negotiable. This includes regulations regarding gas line sizing, venting clearances, and electrical safety. Proper permitting ensures that your installation is legal, safe, and will not cause issues should you decide to sell your property in the future. We handle the verification of necessary compliance standards for the Henryville area so you do not have to navigate municipal requirements.
Depending on where your property is located—whether in a denser residential area or a more rural setting—access to natural gas may vary. We install systems compatible with natural gas or convert units for propane (LP) use where necessary. We ensure the conversion kits are factory-approved and installed correctly to ensure safe combustion for propane users.
Choosing the right contractor is just as important as choosing the brand of the furnace. A top-tier furnace installed incorrectly will perform worse than a budget unit installed perfectly. At Allegiance Heating & Air, LLC., we focus on the technical details that ensure longevity and efficiency.
Technical certification ensures that the technicians working on your system understand the physics of heating and cooling. This leads to correct diagnostics and installations that adhere to strict industry standards rather than guesswork.
We treat your home with care. This means using shoe covers, laying down floor protection, and ensuring the workspace is cleaner when we leave than when we arrived. We manage the disposal of the old unit and all packaging materials.
We stand behind our work. You receive clear documentation regarding the manufacturer’s warranty on parts and our guarantee on labor. We also offer financing options that allow you to upgrade your system without draining your savings, making high-efficiency comfort accessible immediately.
Our relationship does not end when the truck drives away. We provide clear instructions on system operation and offer maintenance plans to keep your new investment running smoothly year after year.
Selecting the right HVAC contractor is just as important as selecting the right furnace. At Allegiance Heating & Air, LLC., our commitment to quality, professionalism, and customer satisfaction sets us apart.
Don’t wait for your heating system to fail in the dead of winter. Ensure your home stays warm, safe, and energy-efficient with professional installation from Allegiance Heating & Air, LLC.
Schedule your consultation today and experience worry-free comfort with a heating system installed by experts who care about your home and your peace of mind.
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ALLEGIANCE HEATING & AIR, LLC SERVICE CLUB
At Allegiance Heating & Air, LLC, we provideprofessional HVAC maintenance and offer exclusive deals and discounts within our Service Club Membership to those in and around New Albany, IN. Members of Allegiance Heating & Air, LLC Service Club receive the following benefits:


BENEFITS OF THE MANTEINANCE PLAN
One free cleaning on your A/C.
One free cleaning on your furnace.
Priority scheduling.
Free trip fee with service calls.
Reduced after-hours trip fees.
15% discount on parts and labor.
