Furnace Installation

At GSHA Services, LTD we have over 20 years of combined experience working with many different brands and models of heating systems. We provide the highest level of quality in all of our furnace installation projects, and furnace replacement.

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Same Day Furnace Installation

If you are planning a new home build, just as we’re sure you plan to choose an expert builder, we know you’ll also want an expert heating and furnace installation contractor to install your heating system. It just makes sense to call the area’s most trusted HVAC professionals to handle the job. From installing your furnace to designing your entire heating and cooling system, our heating experts will provide your soon-to-be-built home with the precise care and attention it deserves.

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As a family-owned and operated local business, we feel we have a special stake in helping the homeowners in the Chicagoland make their homes as comfortable as possible. And providing expert heating and furnace installation is one way we do that.

Same Day Heating and Furnace Replacement Service

If you have a furnace, that furnace is the center of your home’s heating system. When your furnace isn’t working properly, the system can’t do its job. Whether your furnace has broken down or it’s time for an upgrade, our furnace replacement specialists and installers will give you the professional services you need to select the right replacement unit for your needs and get it in and running quickly and at your convenience.

A Great Brand + A Great Furnace Installation, Same Day Furnace Replacement

Whether you’re facing a broken furnace or electric problem, GSHA Services, LTD is your professional HVAC contractor and electrician in Chicagoland area. Combining expertise in electric and home heating systems, we have the skills and expertise you can rely on for everything from furnace repair to generator. Providing full-service air conditioner, furnace repair and installation.

Licensed, Professional Technicians

Everyone on our tech team is fully qualified and has passed a background check. If you have any questions, we’d be happy to provide answers.

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Friendly, Worry-Free Sales Process

We don’t believe in hard-sell techniques and we give you lots of time to review your price and information.

No Mess at The End Of The Day

We not only clean up after ourselves, but we remove all the old equipment and recycle anything we can.

Total Cost Provided Up Front

Once we assess your needs, we provide all costs in advance.

We Provide A 100% Satisfaction Guarantee

To make sure you’re happy. We try to make sure we delight all our customers so they rave about us to friends and family.

Selecting a Furnace

Finding the best furnace for your home is no walk in the park. A new furnace should improve the comfort of your space, while also reducing your home’s overall energy consumption. When choosing to replace your heating system, there are several factors you should consider.

  • Type of Fuel – Perhaps a better way of phrasing this question is, “What kind of fuel doesn’t a furnace use?” In their long history, dating back centuries, furnaces have used wood, coal, peat, oil, and almost anything combustible. Today, furnaces typically use one of three types of energy: electricity, natural gas or propane. Which type will work best for your home depends on a number of factors.
  • Natural Gas – This is the most common type of furnace in U.S. homes. They run on natural gas piped from a municipal supply. This fuels the burners that create a hot combustion gas that is transferred to the air blown through the ventilation system. Gas furnaces are the most efficient furnace model and cost less to run than other models because gas is a less expensive fuel. They can also reach very high temperatures. But since they require an existing gas line, not every home can install one.
  • Electric – Electric furnaces feature a smaller upfront installation cost compared to gas furnaces, although they do feature a higher annual operation cost. They are also known for their quiet performance and durability. There are also easier to install and maintain, ensuring you spend less money on heating maintenance. The drawback with electric furnaces, however, is that they are not as energy-efficient compared to systems running on gas, potentially making for an unwelcome surprise when your next bill arrives in the mail.
  • Propane – And speaking of a propane tank, they are available in many sizes to meet a wide range of heating needs, with some even being as large as 1,000 gallons. Propane furnaces will produce warmer air than electric furnaces and can provide the benefits of a gas furnace without the natural gas line.

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We provide Pearl Certification for your installation to ensure top performance, energy efficiency, and added home value.

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Furnace Efficiency

Regardless of the fuel source, every furnace manufactured is evaluated and assigned an annual fuel utilization efficiency rating, also known as an AFUE rating. An independent organization within the HVAC industry determines this rating by calculating how much of the available fuel is actually used to heat your home versus how much is lost through venting. The rating for furnace efficiency considers the normal cycling of the unit and energy losses that may occur as a result of load changes. The AFUE can also be affected by adjustments the homeowner makes to the unit and weather changes in actual use.

  • Furnace Burner and Blower Operation – Within these two broad categories—conventional and condensing—furnace types break down even further according to the operation of the burner and blower. The term “stage” is used to refer to the operation of the furnace’s burner and blower, and, indirectly, the level of sophistication of the technology controlling the burner and blower. These stages include
  • Single-Stage Furnaces – This is the least expensive, and the label means that the burner and blower has one “on” stage.
  • Two-Stage or Dual-Stage Furnaces – This type has electronic controls that allow the burner flame and burner to be at a high and a low setting, depending on the level of heat required.
  • Modulating Furnace – This type has electronic controls for the burner and blower motor that allow very fine adjustments to the burner setting and blower motor speed, modulating them to keep the temperature of the room very close to the thermostat setting at all time.

Furnace Size

A one size fits all approach does not work when replacing your furnace or heating system. Having an improperly sized furnace that is too big or too small can cause the unit to not operate properly or efficiently. Choosing a professional furnace contractor like GSHA Services, LTD can ensure that your furnace replacement is right for your home. Our consultants have the experience and knowledge needed to help you select the correct size of furnace for your home.

If you plan on installing a new heating system, or want to expand your existing system, we’ll be happy to schedule a no-cost, no-obligation in home estimate with one of our trained comfort advisors. We know you want reliability and good value. That’s why we work with the top name brands in the industry. Let us design an efficient, cost-effective system for you. It’s what we do.

How Much Does It Cost To Install a New Furnace?

Thinking about getting your furnace replaced or looking to install a new furnace system? There are more furnace choices than you may think! Each type of furnace has its own purpose and benefit. While all furnaces are made to keep you warm in your home, there are upsides and downsides for the various furnaces we list below. Depending on the furnace type, you’ll find that the price differs.

The cost of furnace installation or furnace replacement service will depend on several factors, including the equipment you select and any modifications that must be made to your home to accommodate the system. The best way to find out the cost of the project is to schedule an estimate with us. We also offer financing and specials which can make furnace installation more affordable.

Natural Gas Furnace Installation Costs

Furnace Unit Cost:

  • Basic Natural Gas Furnace (80% AFUE): $800 – $1,500
  • Mid-Range Natural Gas Furnace (90-95% AFUE): $1,500 – $3,000
  • High-Efficiency Furnace (96%+ AFUE): $3,000 – $5,500

Installation Labor:

  • Installation labor generally ranges from $1,000 to $3,000, influenced by installation complexity (e.g., new ductwork, venting, or gas line modifications), local labor rates, existing furnace removal or retrofitting.

Additional Costs:

  • Ductwork Repair/Replacement: $1,000 – $5,000 (if needed)
  • Gas Line Installation/Upgrades: $500 – $2,000 (if not already present)
  • Flue Venting and Exhaust Work: $300 – $1,000
  • Thermostat Installation: $100 – $300 (if a new thermostat is needed)
  • Permits and Inspections: $100 – $500

Gas furnaces are one of the most popular, effective, and cost efficient ways to heat your home during the winter months. We’re not making that up, even the US Dept of Energy says so, with gas heat being used in almost 50% of all homes! Regardless of where you live through the USA, as long as you have access to natural gas or propane gas, you can have a highly efficiency and reasonably priced gas furnace installed at your house at an affordable cost.

Electric Furnace Installation Costs

Furnace Unit Cost:

  • Basic Electric Furnace: $600 – $1,200
  • Mid-Range Electric Furnace: $1,200 – $2,500
  • High-Efficiency Electric Furnace: $2,500 – $4,000+

Installation Labor:

  • Labor costs typically range between $1,000 to $3,000, depending on complexity of the installation (e.g., new ductwork, electrical upgrades), local labor rates, furnace size and placement.

Additional Costs:

  • Ductwork Repair/Replacement: $1,000 – $5,000 (if needed)
  • Electrical Upgrades: $500 – $1,500 (if required for higher-powered furnaces)
  • Permits and Inspections: $100 – $500

Electric furnaces only use electricity, which is the most efficient method of heating, however, it creates a higher electricity bill in the end. They are also less intensive to install than a gas furnace. It is extremely important to have the right furnace for the size of your house or else it will either run constantly or turn on and off too frequently, wearing it down.

Propane Furnace Installation Costs

Furnace Unit Cost:

  • Basic Propane Furnace (80% AFUE): $1,200 – $2,500
  • Mid-Range Propane Furnace (90-95% AFUE): $2,500 – $4,000
  • High-Efficiency Propane Furnace (96%+ AFUE): $3,500 – $6,000

Installation Labor:

  • Labor costs for propane furnace installation typically range from $1,000 to $3,000, depending on complexity of installation (e.g., new venting, ductwork), propane tank installation or adjustments, local labor rates and region.

Additional Costs:

  • Propane Tank Installation/Replacement: $500 – $2,000 (if not already installed)
  • Ductwork Repair/Replacement: $1,000 – $5,000 (if needed)
  • Vent Pipe Installation/Modifications: $300 – $1,000
  • Thermostat Installation: $100 – $300
  • Permits and Inspections: $100 – $500

Propane furnaces are a good option for areas where natural gas or other materials are unavailable. However, heating costs vary greatly depending on the efficiency of the furnace you choose. A propane tank would also need to be installed, and propane gas can vary in price depending on the location of your home. The propane converts to gas once it is released, the gas then ignites and heats up which forces hot air through the ducts.

Financing Options

3 to 12 months zero Interest / NO monthly payments – same as cash, 25 to 72 months zero interest with equal monthly payments.

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Heating Installation By Your Local Heating Experts

No matter which type of heating technology you choose for your home, our heating experts are here to help you get the most from your system. From determining the most appropriate system selection and sizing to handling your equipment placement, installation and testing, our heating technicians and installers are committed to providing a top-notch heating installation for you. The next time you are in need of a new or replacement heating system in Chicago,IL; Lake County, IL; McHenry County, IL; Boone County, IL; Winnebago County, IL; Ogle County, IL; DeKalb County, IL; Kane County, IL; DuPage County, IL; Kendall County, IL; Will County, IL; Cook County, IL; Grundy; County, IL; Racine County, WI; Kenosha County, WI; Walworth County, WI; Rock County, WI; Green County, WI and the surrounding communities, call GSAH Services, LTD. Our heating experts are always ready to help.

We Install Any Heating System Brand Or Model

We provide a wide selection of furnace to meet the needs of different homes and families. GSHA Services, LTD is an authorized dealer for multiple leading brands, and can service and repair all brands and model of heating and cooling system, not just one brand only.

Request Free Furnace Installation Estimate

Are you confident that you’re receiving the best deal on HVAC replacement or installation services? GSHA Services, LTD offers free estimate for replacement of heating or air conditioning systems or quotes for a new unit installation. We know that your furnace won’t always wait to break down until it’s convenient for you. Because of this, we offer 24-hour emergency service, 7 days a week. Don’t hesitate to call us just because it’s past business hours.

We’re happy to give you expert and balanced advice on whether you should consider repairing or replacing your heating or cooling system. As a family owned and run business, we’re interested in retaining you as a customer for a long time to come. Call us at (224) 258-0510, or fill the form, for more details about same day furnace Installation and furnace replacement.


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