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Now that you've decided to purchase a new heating system for your home, you have to think about how to get it properly installed. Following are a few steps you can take to make the heating installation process both efficient and convenient.

Hire a Professional

Having a professional do the legwork of installing your new heating system will not only save you some time, but it may very well save you some money when all is said and done. You don't have to worry about costly mistakes being made due to a lack of HVAC experience, as your service provider will have the knowledge and expertise needed to make sure that the installation job is done right the first time.

And if a problem does arise during the installation process, you can count on your service provider to spot the problem right away and address it before moving on to their next task. Once the installation is complete, your service provider will inspect every aspect of your new heating system to ensure that everything is in proper working order.

Be Present During Installation

It's a good idea to make sure that you're present throughout the installation process. This will allow you to support your service provider and reduce the amount of time it takes to install your heating system overall. The less time your service provider has to spend installing your system, the less money you can expect to spend on the installation itself. Instead of having to search around your home for the thermostat and water heater, you can show them where everything is. You can also help ensure that kids and animals don't get in the way of the installation.

Get to Know Your New System

After your new heating system has been installed, ask your service provider to show you how all the main components work and what type of malfunctions you should look out for as you wear the new system in. Make sure you understand how to clean and replace the air filters, and how to tell when your air ducts are clogged. Ask for a maintenance checklist to follow between professional inspections so you can ensure that your new heating system stays in optimal condition throughout the coming years.

Take Advantage of Warranty Options

If your service provider offers you the opportunity to purchase an extended warranty for your new heating system, don't pass it up. Your heating system probably comes with a standard warranty that provides protection against malfunctions and basic repairs for the first year or two after installation. But an extended warranty will cover your system for a longer period of time and will likely cover many more components and types of repairs than your standard warranty. This should help you save some money when it comes to maintaining your overall heating system long-term.