Constellation provides furnace, heat pump and boiler replacement and installation to homeowners throughout the greater Houston, Texas area. Our team of professionals is licensed, certified and highly-trained in providing expert HVAC replacement and installation services. If it’s time to replace your home’s heating system, contact us today.
Houston Furnace Installations
If your unit breaks down frequently, is inefficient, or is over 15 years old, it might be time for a furnace replacement. Constellation can help you to choose the best furnace replacement for your home and budget. We provide furnace installations of both electric and gas systems in Houston.
When you have a complete Houston heating system installed by Constellation, you will receive:
- Upfront pricing
- No Hidden Fees
- Our 100% Satisfaction Guarantee
- Flexible Payment Options
Is it time to replace your old heating system? Let us help you choose an energy-efficient furnace that will warm your home all winter long. Our technicians are licensed and certified to ensure that your new equipment is installed quickly and properly. When we enter your home, we pledge to leave it a better place. We take care to protect your home during installation of your new unit and removal of your old unit. After installation is complete, we explain the system’s operation and answer any questions you may have. Our goal is your complete satisfaction. Our guide to Your Installation Day provides detailed information on what you can expect.
Your Furnace System: How It Works
The furnace in your Houston home is likely fueled by natural gas, propane, electricity or oil. It creates warm air and circulates it through your home’s duct system. In cooler climates, most homes will have a split system with an indoor furnace unit. A furnace consists of four major components:
- Burner: Uses a fuel source, such as natural gas, oil, propane, or electricity, to generate heat.
- Heat exchanger: Is warmed by the burner.
- Blower: Moves air through the duct system. Cool air is pulled into the ducts, passed through the heat exchanger to be heated, and redistributed through the air ducts. This is a continuous flow.
- Flue: Sends gaseous byproducts outdoors.
An old, inefficient boiler can be the largest energy user in your home and have a significant impact on your energy costs. When you need a new boiler installation, our team can help you save energy with an energy-efficient upgrade. Plus, we’ll remove your old boiler and ensure a hassle-free installation day. Contact us today for more information about professional boiler installations.
Heat Pump Replacement and Installation
Although heat pumps look like an outside air conditioner, they are capable of both cooling and heating your house. Heat pumps in Texas are used year-round and can often be an economical and efficient heating and cooling option, especially for Houston homeowners who use electricity as their main source of energy.
Are you considering a heat pump replacement for your home? The team at Constellation has the experience and expertise you need to help find a solution that suits your budget and your needs. Request a free in-home estimate today, and an Energy & Comfort Consultant will contact you within one business day.
When you have a complete heat pump replacement installed by Constellation, you will receive:
- Savings of up to $3,000 on select high-efficiency systems
- Upfront Pricing
- No Hidden Fees
- Our 100% Satisfaction Guarantee
- No Interest for 36 Months†Available
Your cooling and heating system equipment consumes more energy than any other equipment in your home. When choosing a heat pump replacement, energy efficiency should be a main factor in your decision. Constellation’s experienced Energy & Comfort Consultants can help you select an energy-efficient heat pump that can also accommodate your budget and lifestyle.
Heat Pumps: How They Work
Even though heat pumps look similar to air conditioning units, they perform both heating and air conditioning functions.
- To cool: A heat pump has an outdoor compressor that pumps refrigerant to the evaporator coil in your indoor air handler. Warm air is pulled from inside the house through the air ducts to the evaporator coil. The air is cooled as it moves across the coil can then be distributed through the home. The heat dissipates in the outside compressor.
- To heat: The above process is reversed – cool air is brought outside, heated, and redistributed through the house via the air ducts.
- In both functions, the reversing valve switches the flow of refrigerant to either cooling or heating mode, based on how you set your thermostat.
The process is similar to that of a split system, but heat pumps are self-contained and there is no indoor unit.
Boiler Installations
Some homes rely on a boiler for heat during the winter. A boiler circulates hot water or steam throughout your home in a network of pipes in baseboards or radiators. Depending on the type of fuel in your home, boilers can be gas or oil-fired. If you need a new boiler installation, our Energy & Comfort Consultants will help you find the right boiler for your home and budget. Request an estimate today and a member of our team will contact you within one business day.
When you have a complete heating and cooling system installed by Constellation, you will receive:
- Savings of up to $2,500 off select high-efficiency systems
- Upfront Pricing
- No Hidden Fees
- Our 100% Satisfaction Guarantee
- 0% and no interest options available based on credit approval
Boiler: How It Works
A boiler heats your home by generating steam or hot water that travels through pipes to radiators or convectors in your home. The system consists of three major components:
- Fuel Source: Natural gas or oil is used to heat water or create steam
- Pipes: Pipes deliver the steam or hot water from the boiler to radiators and convectors. Pipes also return cooled steam or water to the boiler to be heated again.
- Radiators/Convectors: The radiators and convectors give off heat to warm your home.
