How much does an electric furnace cost?

Electric furnaces are one of the best solutions for heating your home when access to alternative fuels isn’t available. Many of our customers have asked how much they cost? In this video we’ll go over the options and price ranges for electric furnaces that could work for you.
0:00 Intro
1:22 Entry-Level Electric Furnaces
2:33 Mid-Range Electric Furnaces
3:57 High-end electric furnaces
5:07 Pairing electric furnaces with heat pumps
5:57 What to do next?
Did you know that nearly 40% of homeowners in the United States use electricity to heat their homes? Even though most of our customers here in Central Ohio use natural gas, we have thousands of customers asking us about electric furnaces and how much they cost. In this video we’ve broken electric furnaces into three categories: entry-level, mid-range, and high-end. In each category we’ll go over a range of prices, some specific models, features and benefits, and see who might benefit most from that type of electric furnace.
By the end of the video, we hope you’ll know the typical costs associated with electric furnaces and air handlers and give you a better idea of which type is right for you.
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[@carrilynn74]

Very informative. Thank you so much!

[@fireiceheatingandaircondit4363]

Thanks for watching

[@FritzMadness]

I don’t think this would work in -45 Canadian weather. 🤔

[@eustaquiojragbayani9974]

Thanks for the info maybe u can suggest what means or unit i will use in our home. Im from pei canada and a low income. Thanks !!

[@fireiceheatingandaircondit4363]

You need a local contractor to perform a load calculation on your house before a unit could be recommended.

[@humblecourageous3919]

What unit would be best for San Diego County where no heat is needed at night and only needed from about 5:45 a.m. to 9 a.m.? Average temperatures are 69/45 in winter rarely freezing. We have had solar for 20 years and make 1300 KW extra a year. Would like it to be energy efficient, though. How big are the units? We have a gas heater in a "closet type area" now. Cement slab. One story. 1,600 sq. ft. We have some backup batteries but they don't do heater and A/C. Is the heat pump also A/C? Just starting to look to switch to electric as gas rates doubled last year. Thanks.

[@fireiceheatingandaircondit4363]

For your application a heat pump and air handler would probably be best. An electric furnace would be cheaper to buy, but more expensive to run. You would need to call a local contractor to do’s load calculation on your house to determine sizing and price.

[@humblecourageous3919]

@@fireiceheatingandaircondit4363 Thank you.

[@calvinarmstrong9488]

So if was to get entry level furnace with a heat pump will that help keep my home warm

[@fireiceheatingandaircondit4363]

If it is properly sized it will

[@j.d.2703]

Natural Gas increases 30% today...hello electric and goodbye exhaust

[@tastycheesecurd7085]

yeah the price of propane is nuts, we just got enough to get through winter, after that I'm going with electric/woodburner waaaaay cheaper

[@philipward7846]

My electric rate doubled on 6/1/2022.

[@spikefivefivefive]

Do you also install whole house NG generators?

[@fireiceheatingandaircondit4363]

In 3-4 months we will yes

[@bobbywanger8123]

Me and my wife was talking about getting a new electric furnace but I'm not really sure where to go to

[@fireiceheatingandaircondit4363]

Contact your local hvac dealer and have them come out and give you a quote

[@verybigowl]

Advantage of gas with, a battery it can keep your house warm in a blackout, if that's a frequent problem in your area

[@sheilahancock3743]

We have radiation heat. Would those furnaces be compatible?

[@fireiceheatingandaircondit4363]

I hope you mean radiant heat. None of these furnaces are compatible.

[@DansFunMovies]

What about Heat Pumps?

[@fireiceheatingandaircondit4363]

I recommend you watch our heat pump cost video