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Furnace replacement in Salem.
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Furnace replacement in Salem
A lot of Salem homes still run gas furnaces installed in the 1990s and 2000s, many now past 20 years. Older homes near downtown may have furnaces sitting in tight basements or crawlspaces, which affects what fits.
Your three options
- New gas furnace: high efficiency, stays on gas.
- Heat pump: heating and cooling in one electric system.
- Dual fuel: heat pump plus furnace backup for the coldest days.
Utilities and incentives
Most Salem homes are on Portland General Electric, and parts of Salem are served by Salem Electric, the member-owned co-op. Gas comes from NW Natural. PGE customers can use Energy Trust of Oregon incentives. If your bill says Salem Electric, ask the co-op about its own heat pump programs, since Energy Trust electric offers don't apply.
Permits
Mechanical permits in city limits go through the City of Salem. Homes outside city limits go through Marion or Polk County. Your installer pulls the permit.
Questions
How much does furnace replacement cost in Salem?
It depends on the furnace size and efficiency, venting, and whether ductwork or electrical changes are needed. Your in-home quote prices it exactly.
Should I replace my Salem furnace with a heat pump?
If your AC is old too, one heat pump replaces both. If you want to keep gas, dual fuel is a strong middle ground.
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