Carrier furnace installed by Infiniti Air with connected ductwork and vent piping

Furnace installation & replacement

Furnace replacement & installation in Kitchener–Waterloo.

Replace your furnace with a system selected for your home, documented commissioning and a clear handoff. Infiniti Air serves Kitchener, Waterloo, Cambridge and Guelph.

10-year parts and labour warranty

Locally based since 2009Licensed and insured

What to expect

A better installation starts before the equipment arrives.

Equipment size, airflow and the existing system all affect comfort. We explain practical options and complete the installation with careful testing.

Home and ductwork review

We consider the home, airflow and existing equipment before narrowing the options.

Clear equipment choices

Compare efficiency, features and budget without sorting through an overwhelming catalogue.

Installation and testing

The new system is installed, checked and reviewed with you before the work is complete.

Our process

Clear steps. No guesswork.

1

Assess the home

We review your current system, comfort concerns and accessible ductwork.

2

Compare recommendations

You receive clear choices suited to the home and your priorities.

3

Install and walk through

We install and test the system, then explain its operation and care.

Completed project example · Kitchener

A Carrier furnace with a heat pump.

Infiniti Air installed a Carrier furnace and a heat pump for a homeowner in Kitchener. The completed combined-system installation cost $10,000 plus tax.

This is one completed furnace-and-heat-pump project, rather than a stand-alone furnace price or a fixed installation offer. Your quote depends on the equipment selected, the existing system and the work required at your home.

Planning a combined system?

Ask how the furnace, heat pump, indoor coil and thermostat will be matched and commissioned together.

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Installation is more than equipment replacement

A checked, documented and explained startup.

Our commissioning process checks how the installed system operates in your home. The work covers safety, airflow, equipment performance and controls, followed by documented results and a homeowner walkthrough.

Equipment and installation setup

Confirm equipment compatibility, accessible service points, electrical connections, venting and condensate arrangements.

Gas and combustion checks

Check the gas supply and connections, combustion performance, ignition and the furnace's safety controls.

Airflow and heating performance

Check airflow, duct-system pressure and operating temperature rise against the requirements of the installed equipment.

Thermostat and system controls

Verify thermostat settings, heating stages and operating modes. For a matched heat-pump system, also check refrigerant operation, changeover and defrost controls as applicable.

Recorded startup results

Complete the manufacturer commissioning checks and document the relevant operating readings, rather than simply confirming that the furnace turns on.

Homeowner walkthrough

Explain the thermostat, filter changes, normal operation and ongoing maintenance before handing over the system.

10-year parts and labour warranty

Ask us to walk through the written coverage for your quoted equipment. You should understand the warranty alongside the equipment, installation scope and ongoing care.

York furnace installed by the Infiniti Air team, with connected ductwork and overhead vent piping
A furnace installation from the Infiniti Air project gallery.

Real work by our team

See the equipment and the connections around it.

This York installation shows the furnace, connected ductwork and overhead vent piping. Your assessment should cover how a replacement will fit your existing space and system—not just which model goes in.

View our installation examples

Compare the complete furnace replacement quote.

Before approving a project, ask for the equipment models, planned controls and a clear breakdown of the installation work. Confirm how removal of existing equipment, changes to venting or ductwork, any electrical work and applicable permit requirements are handled in your quote.

Your quote should also explain commissioning, warranty coverage and the homeowner handoff. This makes it easier to compare the same scope across recommendations.

Furnace replacement questions

What warranty do you offer on a new furnace installation?

Infiniti Air offers a 10-year parts and labour warranty on new furnace installations. We review the written coverage and applicable terms with your equipment quote so you know what is covered.

How much does furnace replacement cost?

The price depends on the equipment selected and the work required at your home. Furnace capacity, controls, ductwork, venting, electrical work and installation access can affect the scope. Request an assessment and a written quote instead of comparing equipment prices alone.

Should I repair my current furnace or replace it?

A diagnosis helps distinguish an isolated repair from a system with recurring problems. Compare the repair findings, equipment condition, comfort needs and the complete replacement scope. We can discuss both options before you decide.

Can a new furnace work with a heat pump?

Yes, when the furnace, indoor coil, outdoor unit and controls are correctly matched. If a heat pump is part of your project, we review compatibility, airflow, cold-weather backup and the controls that coordinate the two systems.

Do you provide furnace installation outside Kitchener?

Yes. Infiniti Air provides furnace replacement and installation in Waterloo, Cambridge, Guelph and surrounding communities as well as Kitchener. Contact us with your address to discuss your project.

Serving Waterloo Region and nearby communities

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Kitchener, Waterloo, Cambridge and Guelph

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