Quincy · Crescent Bar · George · Trinidad

Furnace Replacement in Quincy, WA

Out on the Basin, a furnace works through freezing January nights and then sits idle through a long, hot summer. When yours is due, we'll lay out what fits your house: a new gas or propane furnace, a dual-fuel setup that adds cooling, or a heat pump in place of an electric furnace. The estimate is free, and you see the price before we touch anything.

Get a Free Furnace Estimate → Call (509) 436-1178

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This page is part of our furnace service for homes all over North Central Washington.

New Carrier gas furnace, with the AC coil above it, installed by Alpine Aire in a Wenatchee, WA home, March 2026
Recent work near you: Wenatchee Gas furnace + AC install, Mar. 2026

What to know first

Your current heat decides the best replacement.

Homes around Quincy run on electricity from Grant PUD, natural gas, or propane from a tank in the yard. Find your row below to see the usual choices and where a utility rebate might come in.

The house heats with Most common choice Also worth pricing Grant PUD heat pump rebate
An electric furnace A ducted heat pump with a new air handler, using the ductwork already there Another electric furnace, if the budget is tight right now Switching to a heat pump can count as a conversion
A gas or propane furnace A new high-efficiency furnace on the same fuel Dual fuel: a heat pump for most of the year, the furnace for the deep cold Ask us first; Grant PUD's rules decide whether a fuel change qualifies
A heat pump plus a furnace or air handler Replace whichever half has worn out, or both together Upgrading the pair at once so they're matched Swapping one heat pump for another does not qualify

Not ready to replace? A repair visit may buy you another winter. In Quincy and Crescent Bar the dispatch fee is $149 (George and Trinidad: $279), plus a $72, $100 or $130 diagnostic fee, and you hear the repair price before any work. Furnace repair in Quincy →

Columbia Basin conditions

What the Quincy weather means for a new furnace.

January lows here settle around 23°F, summer afternoons run hot and dry, and the wind carries dust off the fields for much of the year. A replacement that suits Wenatchee may not be the right one out here, so we plan around those conditions from the start.

Thinking about a heat pump too? Heat pumps for Quincy homes →

  • Sized to the house, not the old label. We work out how much heat your home loses on a cold night, so the new unit isn't oversized or straining.
  • A filter you can reach. Field dust loads filters quickly, so we set the new system up for easy changes and show you where it goes.
  • Cooling on the table. With hot summers, many owners use the furnace change to add a heat pump instead of buying window units.
  • Venting and fuel checked. Gas and propane furnaces get their venting, gas line and combustion air reviewed before the new unit goes in.

Recent local work

A recent furnace install in Wenatchee.

Whole new Carrier gas furnace and AC coil installed by Alpine Aire in Wenatchee, WA, March 2026

A gas furnace and AC install in Wenatchee

Completed
March 2026
The job
Gas furnace and central AC
What went in
A new Carrier gas furnace, plus AC

This job was in Wenatchee, not Quincy: we don't have a Quincy-area furnace replacement with photos to show yet. In March 2026 our crew installed a new Carrier gas furnace together with central AC. We do the same work in Quincy, Crescent Bar, George and Trinidad.

4.8
★★★★★

4.8-star average across 588 Google reviews as of Oct. 20, 2026

Read them on Google →

GOOGLE REVIEW · ★★★★★

“Great people to do business with.The techs showed up on time and did an awesome job. Replaced the units quickly at a very fair price. Would highly recommend alpine air.”
Roy G. · July 2023

GOOGLE REVIEW · ★★★★★

“We just had a new system installed during the peak of the summer. The entire process was seamless. On time and efficient.”
Cheryl R. · September 2024

GOOGLE REVIEW · ★★★★★

“They installed a new unit at our place about a week ago and it works amazing and the people were very nice and helpful thank you again”
Roger S. · March 2025

From estimate to warm house

How a Quincy furnace replacement goes.

Same order every time, whether the new equipment burns gas, propane or runs on electricity.

  1. You reach out. Call or use the form at the bottom of this page and tell us what heats the house and how old it is. Our office sets a time for the free estimate.
  2. A look at your home. We check the old furnace, the ducts, the venting or gas line, and the electrical service, then work out the heat your house needs.
  3. Written options and prices. You get the choices that fit, each with its installed price. If a heat pump is one of them, we look at Grant PUD's conversion rule with you before you decide.
  4. Install and test. Our installers take out the old unit, installs and connects the new one, and runs a full heating cycle to confirm it's working safely.
  5. Walkthrough and warranty. We show you the thermostat and the filter, and leave the warranty details in writing: the manufacturer's parts coverage (up to 10 years on Carrier) plus our own 1 year on parts and labor.

Cost and what's included

Furnace replacement prices for the Quincy area.

Two of the three paths have published ranges, from our smallest Good system to our largest Best system, before tax and before any utility rebate. A straight furnace swap depends too much on the house to price without seeing it.

What goes in Installed price Why it varies
New gas or propane furnace Free in-home estimate Venting, the gas or propane connection and furnace size all change the number, so we price it at your home
Dual fuel
heat pump + gas or propane furnace 		$15,706–$26,748 System size and efficiency tier; adds central cooling
Ducted heat pump + air handler
in place of an electric furnace 		$15,331–$26,702 System size, tier and air handler position (vertical costs $500 less than horizontal)

Included with every replacement.

Sizing for your house, removal of the old equipment, installation by our team, a tested start-up and a walkthrough. We install Carrier, Lennox, Bosch, Mitsubishi and other leading brands, and we're a Carrier Factory Authorized Dealer. Duct repairs, electrical upgrades or new venting are priced separately and shown on your estimate. You can also price a heat pump or dual-fuel system online.

Grant PUD incentives for Quincy

Rebates here follow Grant PUD's rules, not Chelan PUD's.

Quincy, Crescent Bar, George and Trinidad buy their power from Grant PUD, so the heat pump amounts you may have read about for Wenatchee homes don't carry over.

Potential utility incentive

Conversions only

Grant PUD heat pump rebates, since Jan. 1, 2026

Grant PUD's heat pump rebates now cover homes converting to a heat pump from a different heating system. Replacing an existing heat pump does not qualify. Grant PUD sets the amount and approves every rebate, so we don't quote a figure.

Grant PUD rebates →
Electric furnace replaced by a ducted heat pump Can count as a conversion
Gas or propane furnace replaced by a new furnace Not a heat pump project
Old heat pump replaced by a new heat pump Does not qualify
Chelan PUD heat pump amounts Don't apply in Grant County

Before you commit to a heat pump, we check with you that your project fits Grant PUD's current rule, and your estimate never subtracts a rebate Grant PUD hasn't confirmed.

Furnace replacement FAQ for Quincy

Questions Quincy homeowners ask before replacing a furnace.

What does furnace replacement cost in Quincy?

It depends on what goes in. Dual fuel (a heat pump with a gas or propane furnace) runs $15,706 to $26,748 installed, and a ducted heat pump with an air handler in place of an electric furnace runs $15,331 to $26,702, both before tax. A new gas or propane furnace on its own is priced at a free in-home estimate.

Will Grant PUD give me a rebate on a new furnace?

Grant PUD's heat pump rebates, since January 1, 2026, are for homes converting to a heat pump from a different heating system, such as an electric furnace. Replacing an existing heat pump doesn't qualify. Grant PUD sets the amount and approves the rebate, so check grantpud.org/rebates or ask us before you buy.

Can I use the Chelan PUD rebates I've seen online?

No. Those amounts are for Chelan PUD customers in Chelan County. Quincy, Crescent Bar, George and Trinidad are Grant PUD territory, which runs its own program.

Is a heat pump enough for a Quincy winter?

Sized for heating and paired with backup heat, yes. With January lows around 23°F, we plan electric backup or keep a gas or propane furnace for the coldest nights, which is what dual fuel does.

Do you replace furnaces in George, Trinidad and Crescent Bar?

Yes. We install and replace furnaces across the Quincy area, including Crescent Bar, George and Trinidad, and the estimate for a new system is free in each of them.

What warranty comes with a new furnace?

New equipment carries its manufacturer's parts warranty, up to 10 years on Carrier, and Alpine Aire adds its own 1 year warranty on parts and labor.

How do I keep a new furnace in good shape?

Change the filter more often during dusty stretches and have the system serviced each year. The AA Comfort Club covers a spring and a fall visit for $300 plus tax per system a year, or $25 a month, with half-off dispatch and 15% off parts and labor (not gases or filters).
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Quincy, Crescent Bar, George & Trinidad

Book a free furnace replacement estimate in Quincy.

Say what heats your home today, how old it is and whether you'd like cooling too. Our office will call to arrange a visit, and you'll have written options and prices before anything is ordered.

Call (509) 436-1178

Office hours Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–5 p.m. No heat after hours? Our after-hours emergency service covers Quincy too.

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