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Purified Air Heating and Air Conditioning did a fantastic job fixing my AC when it wasn’t cooling properly. The technician quickly identified the problem and resolved it efficiently. Great service

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626-621-2220In a climate this cooling-dominated, the heating decision is usually really a question about whether you still need a separate furnace at all.

Burbank's winters are short and mild, and its summers are long and hot. When a furnace here reaches the end of its life, replacing it like for like is often not the best answer — because a heat pump can cover the limited heating the climate demands while also doing the cooling work the house actually needs most of the year.
That consolidation is worth considering seriously. One system instead of two means one maintenance schedule, one set of components to age out, and no gas line to the equipment. Where the existing air conditioner is also near the end of its life, replacing both with a single heat pump is frequently cheaper than replacing them separately and considerably cheaper to run.
The case for replacing rather than repairing is usually clear:

There is more than one reasonable answer, and it depends on the house:
Heating installations follow a defined sequence:
Evaluation of the home, ductwork and existing equipment with written options.
Capacity sized from the building rather than the outgoing unit's nameplate.
Required permits pulled and inspection coordinated.
Gas, electrical and venting completed to current requirements.
Combustion or refrigerant charge verified, airflow checked, warranty registered.
If your furnace is nearing the end of its life, it is worth knowing whether a heat pump would serve the house better before you commit to another furnace. Purified Air offers free written estimates and financing for Burbank homeowners. Call to arrange a consultation.
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