Furnace pricing in Canada can differ greatly from one region or town to the next, from one provider to another, depending on local competition, how complex an installation is, and several other considerations.

According to federal regulations, any new furnace must have an AFUE rating of at least 92 per cent. You'll purchase a furnace with an AFUE rating of at least 92 per cent in Canada. However, you might have to pay a little bit more — normally an additional few hundred dollars — if you choose a 95 per cent or 96 per cent AFUE energy model.

Let us look at a few factors that influence furnace pricing in Ottawa. 

1 - Efficiency (AFUE) - Another crucial element in the overall cost of a new forced-air furnace is its energy efficiency rating, also referred to as the AFUE or Annual Fuel Utilization Efficiency.

The furnace pricing will normally increase with an efficiency rating. However, furnaces that are less expensive to operate could end up saving you money over time, particularly if your current furnace is older and less effective.

2 - Size & BTU Output - The furnace pricing in Ottawa for a forced-air gas furnace, including installation, may vary depending on the size of the appliance.

The square footage of your home, its layout (townhouse/townhome, semi-detached, totally detached, bungalow, etc.), where you live and the weather, as well as how new and well-insulated it is, all determine the size of furnace you'll need.

3 – Region-wise pricing variance. 

For new, high-efficiency propane or natural gas furnace, the average furnace pricing is generally the same across Canada.

Of course, there are certain differences between regions. Additionally, some regions can have different rules or call for more licences, which could raise the cost of providing the service.

Large metropolitan locations, such as the Greater Toronto Area or the Greater Vancouver Area, frequently have a concentrated population of HVAC contractors and a sizable concentration of clients, which tends to drive down costs as a result of greater competition.

In Canada, the cost of new, high-efficiency propane or natural gas furnace is generally steady.

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About the company

Airzone HVAC has expertise in heating, air conditioning, and indoor air comfort repair and replacement. They place a strong value on offering excellent customer service and supporting ethical values to build enduring relationships with clients, employees, and members of the public. Sales and service of furnaces and air conditioners are their areas of expertise.

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Address: 174 Colonnade Road #27, Ottawa ON K2E 7J5
Phone: 613-592-5770

Website: https://www.airzonehvac.ca/