Installation & replacement
Equipment recommendations based on heat loss, fuel, venting and your existing system.
MODERN HVAC INC.
Dependable Heat. Properly Installed.
Rheem furnaces for propane and natural gas.
Whether you’re replacing a furnace or arranging service, we consider how the whole heating system works in your home.
Furnace Installation, Replacement & Service
Service & repair
Discuss symptoms and operating concerns with our team to arrange heating service.
Dual-fuel compatibility
Consider a compatible heat pump and indoor coil when planning a furnace replacement.
Whole-Home Comfort Beyond Heating
Heating comfort depends on more than temperature alone. Modern HVAC can also help homeowners improve indoor humidity, filtration and ventilation through properly selected whole-home equipment.
Whole-Home Humidifiers
Help maintain comfortable humidity during dry heating-season conditions.
Dehumidification
Help manage excess moisture and indoor comfort during humid conditions.
HRVs / Heat Recovery Ventilators
Provide controlled fresh-air ventilation while recovering heat from outgoing air.
Enhanced Filtration
Upgrade beyond basic furnace filtration where improved whole-home filtration is desired.
THE MODERN HVAC APPROACH
Good Equipment Still Needs a Good Installation.
We look at the entire system — not simply the box being replaced.
Proper sizing
Match equipment to your home’s heating and cooling needs.
Airflow
Check how air moves through the complete system.
Ductwork
Consider existing distribution and practical improvements.
Controls
Make everyday operation straightforward.
Dual-fuel configuration
Select changeover settings for the actual equipment and energy costs.
System commissioning
Check operation and explain how to use the finished system.
LET’S TALK ABOUT YOUR HOME
Heat With Propane?
Find Out Whether Dual Fuel Makes Sense for Your Home.
If you’re replacing an air conditioner, upgrading a furnace or simply looking to reduce propane consumption, Modern HVAC can help evaluate the complete system.
Use the heat pump when it makes sense.
Keep the furnace when you need it.