There are plenty of furnaces to choose from. Here’s a quick overview of the Rheem models we install. When you’re ready, one of our technicians can help you choose the furnace that’s right for your home and budget.
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80% Single-Stage Gas Furnace
R801T
The R801T delivers one steady level of heat each time your thermostat calls. Its constant-torque blower moves warm air through your ducts, and the burner shuts off once the room reaches the temperature you set. It’s a straightforward choice for homeowners looking to replace an existing 80% furnace.
80% Single-Stage Variable-Speed Gas Furnace
R801V
The R801V pairs single-stage heat with a variable-speed blower. The burner runs at one output, while the blower adjusts to maintain the airflow your technician sets for your home. That same blower circulates cool air when your central air conditioner runs in summer.
80% Two-Stage Variable-Speed Gas Furnace
R802V
The R802V can run on low heat on a mild day and switch to high when the house needs more warmth. Those longer runs on low help even out the temperature between heating cycles. A variable-speed blower adjusts airflow to suit the heating stage.
95% Single-Stage Gas Furnace
R951V
The R951V keeps heating simple with one burner setting and a variable-speed blower. A second heat exchanger captures heat that would otherwise leave through the exhaust. Its 95% AFUE rating means about 95 cents of each dollar spent on gas goes toward heating your home over a typical heating season.
96% Two-Stage Variable-Speed Gas Furnace
R962V
The R962V combines high-efficiency heating with two stages of heat. It can run longer on low to maintain a comfortable temperature, then switch to high when the weather turns colder. Its variable-speed blower adjusts the airflow as the furnace changes stages.
Up to 98% Modulating Variable-Speed Gas Furnace
R98MV
The R98MV adjusts its heat output in small steps as your home’s heating needs change. On a chilly morning it can increase the heat to warm the house, then ease back as it approaches your thermostat setting. The variable-speed blower adjusts with it to deliver a steadier flow of warm air.