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Replace Your Outdated
Heating System
the Smart Way

Gas furnaces, heat pumps, or electric panels — we compare real costs, efficiency ratings, and federal tax credits so you can make a confident decision for your home.

3,200+
Homes Upgraded
$2,000
Max Tax Credit
18+
Years of Service

Three Reasons Not to Wait Another Winter

Older heating systems quietly drain your wallet. Here's what a modern replacement actually delivers.

Significant Energy Savings

Modern high-efficiency gas furnaces operate at 96–98% AFUE, while heat pumps can deliver 3× more heat energy than the electricity they consume. Homeowners typically report 20–40% lower monthly utility bills after upgrading from a system older than 15 years.

Federal & State Tax Credits

The Inflation Reduction Act extended energy-efficiency incentives through 2032. Qualifying heat pumps and high-efficiency furnaces may earn you up to $2,000 in federal tax credits per year, plus additional state rebates that vary by location.

Year-Round Comfort & Air Quality

Today's systems include advanced multi-stage burners, variable-speed blowers, and built-in air filtration. Heat pumps provide both heating and cooling from one unit, eliminating the need for a separate AC system in many climates.

Longer Equipment Lifespan

A properly installed new furnace or heat pump comes with manufacturer warranties of 10–12 years on parts. Routine maintenance can extend actual service life to 20+ years, protecting your investment for the long haul.

Increased Home Resale Value

Real estate appraisers consistently note that updated HVAC systems add measurable value to a home. Buyers today specifically ask about system age, efficiency ratings, and fuel type when evaluating a purchase.

Reduced Carbon Footprint

Switching from an old oil furnace to a heat pump or high-efficiency gas system can reduce annual CO₂ emissions by 1–3 tons per household, depending on your climate zone and local electricity grid.

From Old & Inefficient to Modern & Comfortable

We specialize exclusively in residential heating system replacements across the western United States. Our certified technicians assess your current setup, calculate your actual heating load, and walk you through every option — without pressure or upselling.

We compare gas furnaces (80% vs. 96% AFUE), air-source heat pumps, ground-source heat pumps, and electric panel heating so you choose based on your home's size, insulation level, local utility rates, and long-term goals.

  • Free In-Home Assessment

    A ThermoShift advisor evaluates your current system, ductwork condition, and home insulation before recommending anything.

  • Side-by-Side Cost Comparison

    We provide a written breakdown of equipment cost, installation, projected annual savings, and payback period for each system type.

  • Certified Installation

    All installations meet EPA and local building code requirements. Permits are pulled and inspections are coordinated by our team.

  • Tax Credit Filing Support

    We provide the IRS Form 5695 documentation you need to claim your federal energy-efficiency tax credit when you file your return.

HVAC technician installing heat pump
$1,400
Avg. Annual Savings After Upgrade

Real Costs for Real Homes in 2024–2025

Prices include equipment, installation, and permit fees for a typical 2,000 sq ft single-family home. Final quotes vary by location and home specifics.

Gas Furnace

High-Efficiency 96% AFUE

$4,800 avg.
Range: $3,500 – $6,500 installed
  • 96% AFUE efficiency rating
  • Works in all U.S. climate zones
  • Up to $600 federal tax credit
  • 10-year parts warranty
  • Variable-speed blower option
  • Existing ductwork compatible
Most Popular

Air-Source Heat Pump

Electric – Heating & Cooling Combined

$7,200 avg.
Range: $5,500 – $10,500 installed
  • Up to $2,000 federal tax credit
  • 300–400% efficiency (COP 3–4)
  • Replaces furnace + AC in one unit
  • 15-year compressor warranty
  • State rebates often available
  • Cold-climate models down to -15°F

Electric Panel Heating

Zoned Baseboard or Radiant

$2,600 avg.
Range: $1,800 – $4,200 installed
  • Lowest upfront cost option
  • No ductwork required
  • Individual room zone control
  • Zero combustion risk
  • Minimal maintenance needs
  • Ideal for smaller spaces or additions

Stories from Real Customers

These are actual experiences from homeowners who replaced aging systems with ThermoShift.

★★★★★

"Our 22-year-old gas furnace finally gave out in November. ThermoShift had us scheduled within 48 hours and installed a new heat pump in one day. Our first heating bill afterward was almost half of what we'd been paying. The team also handled all the paperwork for the federal credit."

DK
Darlene Kowalczyk
Thousand Oaks, CA

★★★★★

"I wasn't sure whether to go gas or electric, and the ThermoShift advisor spent a full hour explaining both options with actual numbers from my utility bills. No pressure at all. We went with a 96% gas furnace and qualified for a $600 tax credit. Installation was clean and fast."

MR
Marcus Reinholt
Aurora, CO
★★★★★

"My old oil furnace was nearly 30 years old. ThermoShift installed a cold-climate heat pump and confirmed it would handle our Utah winters. We're 14 months in — the system works great even when temps drop below 10°F. The $2,000 federal credit came off our taxes this spring."

PV
Petra Vanderbrook
Salt Lake City, UT
Happy family in warm comfortable home

Talk to a Heating Specialist Today

No obligation. We'll answer your questions, review your current system, and give you honest guidance on what makes sense for your home and budget.

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Our team is available Monday through Saturday. Same-day callbacks for urgent heating failures during winter months.

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(805) 374-1962

Office Address

4718 Conejo Center Drive, Thousand Oaks, CA 91362

Business Hours

Mon–Fri: 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Sat: 8:00 AM – 2:00 PM

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