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Options for Las Vegas homes
Heat pumps
A heat pump handles both cooling and heating with one outdoor unit. Because our winters are mild, heat pumps work well here for most of the heating season, with backup electric heat for the coldest mornings.
Gas furnaces
If your home has natural gas, a gas furnace paired with an air conditioner is another common setup. Furnaces deliver warmer air and aren't affected by outdoor temperature.
Dual-fuel systems
A heat pump paired with a gas furnace uses the heat pump most of the time and switches to gas when it's colder.
Read our heat pump vs. gas furnace guide for a side-by-side comparison.
What installation includes
- Sizing based on the home, not just the old unit's label
- Removal of the old equipment
- Checking gas supply and venting for furnaces, and electrical supply for heat pumps and heat strips
- Matching the indoor unit to your AC or heat pump so the system works together
- Thermostat setup, startup and safety checks
- Permits where required
Signs it's time to replace
- The furnace is 15 to 20 years old or more and needs a costly repair
- A cracked heat exchanger
- Rooms that never get warm
- Rising bills or frequent repairs
Common questions
Is a heat pump enough for Las Vegas winters?
For most homes, yes. Las Vegas winters are mild, and heat pumps handle them well, with backup heat for the coldest mornings.
Can I replace a furnace without replacing my AC?
Often yes, as long as the new furnace or air handler is compatible with your existing AC. We'll check before recommending anything.
Do you pull permits?
Yes, where the jurisdiction requires them.