Gas Systems Installation and Service in Tucson

With Done Rite’s gas system services and installations, get custom estimates and a quieter, energy efficient experience tailored to your needs.

Combination gas furnaces and AC units are two-in-one gas HVAC systems that offer heated or cooled air.

Some of the reasons why people switch to gas systems for their homes are:

• They are more affordable than electric or oil systems
• They allow for cooking over an open flame
• Gas furnaces heat your house faster than electric heating does
• They can increase the value of your homes
• A cleaner option when heating or cooling your home
• They offer dependable heating with a constant supply of gas (even when you do not have power)

Finding the right system that fits your home’s needs at the right price is important – that is where Done Rite comes in. Our experts have installed thousands of split and package systems and know just how to match you with the system that will provide you with the best experience.

Matching the correct system to your home and properly installing it can be the difference between years of trouble-free lifestyle and constant service calls.

At Done Rite, we do not cut corners and require our installers to know and follow the latest in installations and services. A few simple steps taken at the time of install can save you thousands of dollars in repair and replacement later on.

Pairing a natural gas furnace with an AC, package units will be the only heating and cooling system your home needs.

Package systems are a gas furnace and ac combo in one self-contained unit, located on the roof of your home or on the ground near it. Your package system will easily improve indoor air quality and the comfort of your home while helping you save money. Gas package systems work the same as any gas furnace or air conditioner system.

There are small variations in some gas furnace air conditioner package systems, some can include a gas powered heat pump system instead of a furnace or an evaporating coil in your furnace instead of an ac unit. Though these small changes do not affect their benefits or efficiency rating.

A few questions to consider when deciding if a new gas package system is for you:

• Are your electrical bills too high?
• Could you benefit from the energy savings of a two-stage system?
• Does your old system not have the same air-flow it once did?
• What type of ducting does your home have?
• Do some rooms get hotter or colder than your preference?
• Is it too loud near or around your current unit?

If your answers to those questions have you considering exploring your options, call us at (520) 369-3966 to have our experts help you maximize your comfort and efficiency with a gas package system.