FURNACE INSTALLATIONs & REPAIRs
Trusted by St. Louis Homeowners and Property Managers for reliable heating solutions.
Expert Furnace Services
Whether you’re installing a brand-new heating system or troubleshooting an underperforming one, Imperium Heating & Cooling delivers expert furnace services designed for everything from cozy family homes to upscale residences. Whether you’re a homeowner looking for a more efficient system or a manager overseeing a multi-family property, we help you maintain comfort, safety, and energy efficiency, no matter how cold it gets outside.
What to Expect from Our Furnace Installation Services
Precision System Sizing
We use precise calculations and usage patterns to size your furnace correctly, ensuring even heating, energy efficiency, and long-term reliability.
High-Efficiency Equipment
We install premium furnace systems that meet today’s performance standards, including ENERGY STAR® ratings, low emissions, and compatibility with smart thermostats without sacrificing design or noise control.
Expert, Code-Compliant Installation
Our licensed technicians ensure your furnace is installed to local code and manufacturer specifications, with clean craftsmanship that matches the high standards of your building.
Thorough Testing & Commissioning
We test all installed units for consistent airflow, accurate thermostat response, and safe operation, giving you peace of mind from day one.
Ongoing Support & Maintenance
Our service doesn’t stop after installation. We offer seasonal maintenance and tune-ups to keep your heating system running at peak performance year after year.
Choosing the Right Furnace for Your Property
Selecting the best heating system goes beyond BTUs. To make the right recommendation, we will evaluate your insulation, windows, ductwork, and how different areas of the building are actually used. This allows us to recommend a system that works with the building’s current layout, runs efficiently, and keeps comfort consistent throughout the space.
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Gas furnaces are a popular option for buildings with existing gas lines. Today’s high-efficiency gas furnaces deliver strong, consistent heat while reducing fuel use and emissions, making them a smart, cost-effective solution for many multi-family properties.
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Electric Furnaces are ideal for properties without access to natural gas or looking to reduce carbon output. Electric furnaces are clean, reliable, and easier to maintain, offering a practical alternative for eco-conscious buildings.
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Dual fuel systems combine a gas furnace with a heat pump for maximum efficiency. These hybrid systems automatically switch between heating sources based on outdoor temperatures, offering both comfort and savings.
FAQ
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If your current system is over 15 years old, struggling to keep up, or causing high energy bills, it may be time for an upgrade. Unusual noises, uneven heating, or frequent repairs are also key warning signs. We’ll inspect your existing setup and provide clear recommendations based on performance, safety, and ROI.
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Proper sizing is critical for efficiency and performance. Our team evaluates your property’s square footage, insulation, layout, and heating demands to recommend a system that delivers balanced warmth without unnecessary energy waste. An oversized or undersized furnace can lead to higher bills and uneven comfort—our goal is precision.
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In many cases, yes. If your existing ducts are properly sealed, insulated, and in good condition, we can install a new high-efficiency furnace without a full duct replacement. During your consultation, we’ll assess whether your current ductwork supports your system’s performance needs.
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Most furnaces last between 15 to 20 years with proper maintenance. If your system is approaching that age, it may be time to consider a replacement—especially if performance or efficiency is declining.
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Yes. Even if your furnace appears to be running smoothly, annual maintenance is essential to ensure safe operation, energy efficiency, and long-term reliability. Regular tune-ups help prevent breakdowns, improve airflow, and catch small issues before they turn into costly repairs.