With nearly 50 years in HVAC, your neighbours at Gibbon Heating & Air Conditioning are here to help you find the perfect furnace. From choosing the right furnace for your budget to flexible financing options, you can count on our expertise and exceptional service every step of the way.
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Lennox’s quietest, most efficient furnace: a modulating, up-to-99% AFUE gas furnace from the Dave Lennox Signature® Collection that delivers steady, even heat.
A fully digital, two-stage, 97% AFUE gas furnace with a variable-speed blower that gently distributes even heat throughout your home while keeping energy use low.
A two-stage, 97% AFUE gas furnace with a high-efficiency variable-speed blower motor that delivers quiet, even comfort.
If it’s time to replace your furnace, call Gibbon for reliable service. We start with a thorough assessment of your heating needs and help you select the best furnace for your home.
Our technicians remove your existing furnace, handle every detail of the installation, and test the system for peak performance — then show you how to maintain it for long-lasting comfort.
Neighbours helping neighbours. Count on us when you need a new furnace.
The right furnace depends on more than the square footage of your home. Factors such as insulation, windows, ductwork, layout and heat loss all affect how much heating capacity you need. Gibbon will assess your home and recommend a properly sized furnace rather than simply replacing your old unit with one of the same size.
Higher-efficiency furnaces use more of the fuel they consume to heat your home, which can reduce energy use over time. The best choice depends on your home, budget, comfort preferences and how long you expect to stay in the property. Gibbon can explain the differences between available efficiency levels and help you choose the right balance of upfront cost and long-term performance.
A single-stage furnace generally runs at full heating output whenever it is operating. A two-stage furnace can operate at a lower output during milder weather and increase output when more heat is needed. Variable-speed systems can also adjust airflow, helping provide more consistent temperatures, quieter operation and improved comfort throughout the home.
Not always. However, older ductwork, venting or gas connections may need modifications depending on the furnace being installed and the condition of the existing system. These details are assessed before installation so any necessary changes can be included in the scope of work.
In many cases, yes, but compatibility should be checked before choosing a new furnace. The furnace blower, air conditioner, thermostat and other HVAC components work together as a system. Gibbon can assess your existing equipment and let you know whether any components should be upgraded at the same time.
Once installation is complete, the furnace is tested to make sure it is operating properly and delivering the expected airflow and heat. Gibbon will also explain how to operate your thermostat, maintain the furnace and replace or clean filters so you can get the best performance from your new system.
