Heating
Top-notch Heating Services
Whether you are looking to install a new heating solution or repair your current system, our technicians have decades of experience providing reliable service you can trust. No matter your need, we’re committed to helping you select the right solution for your space.
Our Heating Services
Furnace Repair
Furnace Replacement
Boiler Repair
Plan Ahead for Refrigerant Changes
To ensure you’re getting the best heating and cooling solutions, we stay up-to-date on industry developments so you know what to expect.
Starting January 1st, 2025, manufacturers will start phasing out R-410A refrigerant from their products. Join us as we walk through the two new refrigerants, R-454B and R-32, so you can make confident decisions for your home.
Forced Air Heating System
Cold Air Return
Gas Supply
Combustion & Exhaust Air
Warm Air Supply
Humidifier
Heat Exchanger
Blower Motor Assembly
Control Board
Burners
Inducer/Exhaust Motor
Gas Shut Off Valve
Air Filter Access
Wall Thermostat
Why Choose Baumann & DeGroot
Top-Notch Techs
Creative problems require creative solutions. Our technicians know how to make it happen.
Pricing Tailored to You
You only pay for what you actually need. Our prices are based on your project, not some arbitrary standard.
A Culture of Care
You’ll feel how the care we have for our team gets passed to you. You won’t find a more genuine group.
Exceptional Customer Service
When you call us, expect a real person to pick up the phone. We’re here to make this simple for you.
Here For the Long Haul
We love our people. From customers to our techs, the folks that work with us tend to stick around.
FAQs
Quick answers to frequently asked questions about heating.
Is proper heating really a health and safety issue?
Yes. Inadequate heating during cold Michigan winters isn’t just uncomfortable. It can create genuine health risks, especially for children, the elderly, and anyone with respiratory conditions. A properly functioning heating system maintains a safe and healthy indoor environment year-round.
How does a forced air heating system work?
A forced air system draws cold air in through a return vent and passes it over a heat exchanger, where it’s warmed by the burners. The blower motor then pushes the heated air through your ductwork and out through the supply vents in each room.
What is a heat exchanger and why is it important?
The heat exchanger is the component inside your furnace that separates the combustion gases from the air that circulates through your home. It transfers heat to the air without allowing harmful gases like carbon monoxide to mix with it. A cracked or failing heat exchanger is a serious safety concern and should be addressed immediately by a professional.
What role does the control board play in my heating system?
The control board is essentially the brain of your furnace. It manages and coordinates the operation of all the major components, ensuring everything runs in the right sequence and at the right time. A faulty control board can cause a wide range of heating problems.
What does the inducer motor do in a furnace?
The inducer motor draws combustion gases out of the heat exchanger and vents them safely outside your home before the blower motor kicks on to circulate warm air. It’s a critical safety component, and a malfunctioning inducer can prevent your furnace from operating properly.
What is the gas shut-off valve and when does it matter?
The gas shut-off valve controls the flow of gas to your furnace’s burners. If there’s ever a gas leak or a serious furnace malfunction, shutting off this valve can prevent further danger.
What does the blower motor assembly do?
The blower motor is responsible for pushing the heated air from the heat exchanger through your ductwork and into the rooms of your home.
What is the difference between a furnace and a boiler?
A furnace heats air and distributes it through your home via ductwork and vents, while a boiler heats water and distributes the warmth through radiators, baseboards, or radiant floor heating.
What is a furnace humidifier and do I need one?
A furnace humidifier is an add-on component that introduces moisture into the air as it’s heated and distributed through your home. It is not necessary, but helps maintain a healthy and comfortable indoor humidity level throughout the heating season.
What's the difference between furnace repair and furnace replacement?
Furnace repair addresses a specific issue with your existing system, while replacement involves removing the old system entirely and installing a new one. The right choice depends on the age and condition of your furnace and the nature of the problem.
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