What to Expect When You Contact Us
When you reach out to Hammer’s Heating and Cooling for furnace installation in Langley, you’ll get friendly, professional service from start to finish. We’ll answer all your questions, walk you through your options, and make sure you’re comfortable with every step of the process.
Call (778) 899-5224) or contact us online to schedule your free estimate for furnace or heat pump installation in Langley and the surrounding areas.
Furnace Installation Cost & Available Rebates in Langley
Furnace installation in Langley typically costs between $3,000 and $7,000 depending on the system type, size, and any required upgrades to your ductwork or gas line. High-efficiency models sit at the upper end of that range but deliver meaningfully lower operating costs over time.
Current promotion:
We’re currently offering $800 off a new furnace and AC or heat pump installation. View all current specials.
CleanBC rebates:
The CleanBC Better Homes program offers rebates on qualifying high-efficiency heating equipment — particularly heat pumps. If you’re considering switching from a gas furnace to a heat pump in Langley, rebates can significantly offset the cost. Ask our team when you book your estimate, or view rebate options.
FortisBC rebates:
As a registered FortisBC Trade Ally, Hammer’s can help you access available rebates on qualifying furnace upgrades. Learn more.
Financing:
We offer financing options to spread payments over time. Contact us to discuss what works for your budget.
Frequently Asked Questions About Furnace Installation in Langley
Clear the area around your existing furnace so our technicians have easy access. Our team will handle the rest — assessment, removal of the old unit, installation, connections, and testing. If you have questions about what to expect, your assigned HVAC technician in Langley will walk you through the process before work begins.
Most furnace installations take between four and ten hours, depending on the size and complexity of the system. Larger or more involved installations may take longer, and our team will give you a realistic timeframe when they assess your home.
It’s not recommended — and in BC, gas furnace installation requires permits and must be performed by a licensed gas fitter. An improper installation can void your warranty, create safety hazards, and lead to costly repairs. Our licensed HVAC technicians in Langley handle the full process safely and to code.
Our installation process covers: sizing the right unit for your home, removing the old system, positioning and securing the new furnace, connecting ductwork, gas line, and electrical, testing for leaks and proper airflow, and confirming the thermostat is calibrated correctly.
Key indicators include a furnace over 15–20 years old, repair costs exceeding half the price of a new unit, frequent breakdowns, rising energy bills, and uneven heating throughout your home. Our HVAC technicians in Langley can assess your current system and give you an honest recommendation — contact us for a
free estimate.
Furnace installation typically ranges from $3,000 to $7,000 depending on the system size, efficiency rating, and whether any ductwork or gas line work is needed. We’re currently offering $800 off a new furnace and AC or heat pump installation. Contact us for a free estimate tailored to your home.
Yes — the CleanBC Better Homes program offers rebates on qualifying high-efficiency heating equipment. If you’re upgrading to a heat pump in Langley alongside or instead of a furnace, rebates can be significant. Visit our rebates page or ask our team when you book your estimate.
Common Furnace Issues That May Mean It’s Time to Replace
If your furnace isn’t producing enough heat, the cause could be a faulty ignition, a shorted circuit board, or damaged electrical components. While some of these can be repaired, recurring issues on an aging system are often a signal that replacement makes more financial sense. Contact an
HVAC technician in Langley to assess the situation.
A furnace that cycles on and off erratically often points to a thermostat issue. If recalibrating doesn’t resolve it, the thermostat may need to be replaced by a professional.
A burned-out blower motor or a damaged connector belt are the most common causes. Both are worth having a technician inspect before assuming a full replacement is needed.
If the blower motor regulator isn’t functioning correctly, the motor won’t receive controlled power — leading to airflow irregularities. A technician can test continuity and determine whether the regulator or blower needs to be replaced.
A malfunctioning flame sensor is a frequent cause of short cycling. In many cases, cleaning the sensor with a fine abrasive pad resolves the issue.
