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13 Step DIY Furnace Installation Parts 9 through 11 of 13

Part 9 through 11 of 13 steps to Install a Furnace in Your Home

While step 9 would seem to state the obvious, it’s worth reminding folks just the same. So, disconnect the power before you get started uninstalling your heating cooling system! Step 10, on the other hand, is advice most people would never even think of. It’s hard to believe but some heating and cooling contractors install new systems using the furnace for support. Yeah, crazy huh? Well we can assure you that at Heating Cooling Seattle that’s never going to be the case.

Furnace Installation Instructions – 13 Easy Steps

Step 9. Remove power and fuel supply from your existing equipment. Yeah I know, but some folks start ripping things apart and completely forget this step. It’s a reminder.

Step 10. Secure your existing duct work into place. Why? There is nothing more heartbreaking than starting to remove a furnace, only to have the existing duct work fall to the ground at your feet. Not only does this add another day to your job, but also adds new 4 letter words to your vocabulary. Hence, Step 10. Secure the existing duct work with cleats and screws.

Step 11. Removing the old equipment. Now that you have turned off all power to the furnace, and have secured your ductwork you are ready to start removing the old equipment. Once removed, set it off to the side out of your working space.

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