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Furnace Replacement in Vancouver, WA

Comfort 360 replaces gas furnaces in Vancouver homes, from a straight furnace swap to a new furnace and AC or a dual-fuel heat pump system. Free in-home estimate, the price before any work starts, and the permit handled.

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A high-efficiency gas furnace installed in a home utility room

New furnaces in Vancouver

Which replacement fits your home?

We look at your home, your ductwork and the system you have now, then price the options side by side.

Gas furnace

High-efficiency gas heat from Trane or York.

  • Replace a furnace that’s failing or 15+ years old
  • Sized to your home, not a rule of thumb
  • Works with your existing AC or ductwork where it’s in good shape
  • Price before any work starts

Furnace + AC

Replace heating and cooling together.

  • New furnace and matched outdoor unit in one install
  • One permit, one visit
  • Our most common install in Vancouver
  • Financing on approved credit

Dual fuel

A heat pump with your gas furnace as backup.

  • The heat pump heats and cools most of the year
  • The furnace takes over on the coldest days
  • We check the gas and electric incentives you may qualify for
  • Compare it with a furnace-only price

Local to Vancouver

Furnaces in Vancouver homes

Homes in Vancouver

About 4 in 10 Vancouver homes were built before 1980, and the median home dates to 1988 (U.S. Census estimates).

A furnace put in when those homes were new, or during the 1990s building boom, is well past a typical service life today.

Permits in Vancouver

Replacing a furnace inside Vancouver city limits needs a mechanical permit from the City of Vancouver. In unincorporated areas such as Salmon Creek and Hazel Dell, Clark County issues it.

We pull the permit as part of the job, and the inspection follows.

Utilities & rebates

Vancouver homes get electricity from Clark Public Utilities and natural gas from NW Natural.

If you heat with NW Natural gas, Energy Trust of Oregon also runs gas incentives for Clark County customers, and we’re an Energy Trust Trade Ally. Clark Public Utilities offers heat pump rebates for electrically heated homes, and the work has to be done by a contractor in its network. Comfort 360 is a participating contractor in Clark Public Utilities’ Heat Pump Contractor Network.

Recent work

Furnace installs in Vancouver

From our job records, October 2024 to October 2026. Vancouver here includes Salmon Creek, Hazel Dell and Orchards, which share the Vancouver postal city.

Furnace + AC

40+ installs

The install we do most in Vancouver: a new gas furnace and a matched outdoor unit, replaced together.

Gas furnace

20+ installs

A straight furnace replacement where the cooling side and the ductwork were still in good shape.

Dual fuel

20+ installs

A heat pump paired with a gas furnace, so the furnace only runs on the coldest days.

How it works

How does a furnace replacement work?

1

Free in-home estimate

A comfort advisor looks at your home, your ductwork and your current system, then prices the options side by side.

2

Permit and install

We pull the permit from the City of Vancouver or Clark County, install the new furnace and start it up. The inspection follows.

3

Rebates and registration

We check the incentives your home may qualify for and register your equipment warranty.

Free second opinion

Got a quote to replace your system?

If a quote doesn’t feel right, send it to us. We’ll come look at your system for free. If a repair makes more sense, we’ll tell you. If replacement does, you’ll get our price up front, before any work starts.

The second-opinion visit is free even if you don’t hire us. Heating and cooling systems only.

Questions

Furnace Replacement questions

How much does a new furnace cost in Vancouver?

It depends on the size of the home, the ductwork, the efficiency you pick and whether the AC is replaced at the same time. Ask for a free estimate and you’ll get the price before any work starts, with the options side by side.

Should I repair or replace my furnace?

If the furnace is 15 years old or more, needs repairs often or heats the house unevenly, replacing it may cost less over time. If a repair makes more sense, we’ll tell you. Not sure? Start with a repair visit and ask for both prices.

Do you pull the permit?

Yes. A furnace replacement inside Vancouver city limits needs a mechanical permit from the City of Vancouver, and Clark County issues it in unincorporated areas like Salmon Creek and Hazel Dell. We pull it as part of the job.

Are there rebates on a new furnace or heat pump?

You may qualify. Energy Trust of Oregon runs gas incentives for NW Natural customers in Clark County, and Clark Public Utilities rebates heat pumps in electrically heated homes when a participating contractor does the work. Comfort 360 is an Energy Trust Trade Ally and a participating contractor in Clark Public Utilities’ Heat Pump Contractor Network. We check what your home qualifies for at your estimate.

Which furnace brands do you install?

Trane and York gas furnaces. For a dual-fuel system we pair the furnace with a matched heat pump. We’ll recommend the model that fits your home and budget.

Can I finance a new system or a repair?

Yes, with approved credit. Financing is available on repairs and service from $500 and on new systems. See financing.

Got a quote from someone else?

Send it to us. We’ll come look at your system for free and tell you whether a repair or a replacement makes more sense.

Vancouver services: heating repair · heat pumps · AC installation · ductless · Comfort Club maintenance · financing. Nearby: Salmon Creek · Hazel Dell · Camas · Battle Ground · Ridgefield. See all service areas.

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