Bryant EnergyStar® Evolution™ Modulating 987M Furnace

Every home is unique and selecting the right sized gas furnace for yours is important. Having the wrong size gas furnace will reduce its life expectancy, cause it to run inefficiently and affect your overall comfort.

For instance, a furnace that is too small will not heat your home completely on cold days causing it to work harder than it should. A furnace that is too large will go into short cycle, meaning it will turn on and off too frequently. Either instance will shorten the lifespan of the furnace. That is why our Home Energy Specialist will examine your specific home and perform calculations to determine the best solution for your individual home. These calculations are not just best practices they are part of the Washington State Code. Call or fill out the free estimate form to schedule your free in-home estimate.

If comfort matters to you, consider the modulating furnace. This furnace technology keeps your temperatures even, giving you consistent warmth beyond what a conventional one or two stage furnace can do. The secret is that the modulating gas furnace doesn’t have on and off times. It sees the temperature you desire and keeps running, even at very low levels, to maintain it. While you might think that a furnace being on all the time would waste gas, it’s actually much more efficient than a traditional one or two stage furnace. A furnace that shuts off has a lot more heating to do when it comes on again than one that’s been on in low the whole time. Plus it’s much more comfortable for you. Yes, they do cost a little more, but as the saying goes, you’re worth it.

The average life expectancy of furnaces in homes today are roughly between 16-20 years. Your furnace may still be running after this time but not very efficiently and thus using more energy and costing you money. In addition, your furnace can decide to call it quits any day leaving you with no heat. Other common signs are strange noises such as popping, banging, rattling or squealing furnace noises. If you hear your blower turn on excessively or blow cold air out at times, that is a good signal that you should consider looking into replacing your furnace.

If you have oil, converting to a gas furnace will eliminate the need to refill or maintain large storage tanks in your home. Beyond saving substantially on the cost of your fuel, converting from oil to natural gas can reduce your carbon-foot print if used appropriately. The price of natural gas typically fluctuates with seasonal increases or decreases but a high efficiency gas furnace can cost less to operate than an electric alternative.

Furnaces collect dirt and dust which may be the source of the smell. We recommend annual maintenance and following manufacturer guidelines for filter changes. If this does not solve the problem, you may have a bigger issue requiring a service appointment and furnace repair. Some old furnaces start to act up as a warning that they are about to give out. If you have odors in your home that don’t actually come from the furnace, adding an air purifier in your furnace might be something to look into. We can either add a Guardian Air Phi, air purifier to your existing system or you may want to consider simply replacing your old furnace with an energy efficient furnace.

Furnace installation and size determine the price and every home is different

There are several factors that affect your final 98% furnace price and it’s different for every home – not under/over sizing your equipment, venting, gas line upgrades, accessories, local taxes, and eligible utility rebates. We actively seek all rebates available to get you the lowest price possible, and the Bryant Evolution 98% furnace will qualify for all of them.

Installed product for quality assurance

We only install our furnaces and do not sell them individually. That’s because the quality of the furnace installation is just as important as the quality of the product. We want to absolutely ensure that you have the best experience with your new heating system and that means having it installed by trained and certified professionals. There’s a good chance this will save you serious headache down the road.

Absolutely no obligation, free estimate

Our knowledgeable home energy specialists have years of experience on their belt and will provide you with objective advice along with a free estimate. Either fill out the form by clicking the free estimate button above or call us during our office hours and we’ll set you up with an easy no obligation free estimate. That’s our promise.