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Cedar Rapids Heating Installation Services

Seamless Heating Installation & Replacement in Marion

Eastern Iowa is known for its icy winters and occasional blizzards. A reliable heating system is essential for surviving the coldest months. If your heater is failing or nearing the end of its life, don’t wait for the situation to escalate to a heating emergency. Our licensed technicians are here to help with expert heating installation and replacement.

At Master Plumbing, Heating & Air, we understand the importance of feeling confident in your home’s heating. Since 1986, our veteran-owned team has been committed to keeping you warm and cozy with speedy solutions, honest pricing, and award-winning service you can depend on. Our highly trained professionals handle all makes and models of heating equipment and are available 24/7 to take your call. 

Reach out today to learn how you can enjoy special discounts and priority scheduling through our Green Club Membership. From gas furnaces to heat pumps, we take the time to guide you through your options, explain efficiency and fuel choices, and help you select a system that keeps your family comfortable. We proudly offer same-day scheduling and flexible financing options for your convenience and peace of mind. 

Don’t let a faulty heater jeopardize your comfort and safety. Our team is just a call away for all your heating installation needs in Cedar Rapids. Contact us online to request an estimate.

The Standards We Live By

How we deliver dependable plumbing and HVAC service every day.
  • Customized Options

    No one-size-fits-all here. We provide multiple solutions tailored to your home, needs, and budget.

  • Respectful & Tidy

    Our pros treat your home like their own, wearing shoe covers and leaving every work area spotless.

  • Award-Winning Service

    Recognized 5 times by Angie's List for outstanding service, we go above and beyond to deliver exceptional results every time.

  • Transparent, Upfront Pricing

    No surprises, no hourly tricks. You’ll know the cost before we start, so you can make confident decisions.

  • Fast, Same-Day Solutions

    Plumbing and HVAC issues can’t wait. We get you back on track quickly with prompt, same-day service.

  • 24/7 Emergency Care

    Day or night, even on holidays, our team is ready to respond when emergencies strike.

Common Types of Heating Systems We Install

Gas Furnaces 

Gas-powered furnaces are the most common heating system in the Midwest. They burn natural gas in a sealed combustion chamber and distribute warm air through ductwork and vents. Some benefits include rapid heating and suitability for Iowa’s harsh winters.

Propane Furnaces 

Propane-fired furnaces are popular in rural areas and older properties where natural gas pipes aren’t readily available. These systems burn propane to generate warm air, which is then circulated through ductwork to provide fast, consistent heating.

Electric Furnaces

Electric furnaces can be a great choice for homes without access to natural gas or propane. These systems use electric heating elements to distribute warm air, which is then distributed through ductwork to heat multiple rooms at once. 

Electric Resistance Heating Systems

Electric resistance heaters, such as baseboard heaters, wall-mounted units, and radiant panels, heat individual rooms without ductwork. These systems provide targeted warmth to heat specific areas and are useful in homes where whole-house ductwork isn’t available.

Heat Pumps

Heat pumps transfer heat instead of generating it. They provide dual heating and cooling, making them a versatile choice for year-round comfort. While they perform best in moderate climates, cold-climate models are equipped to operate even in below-freezing temperatures.

Boilers 

Some older homes and properties designed with radiator or baseboard heating use boiler systems instead of forced-air furnaces. Boilers can be fueled by natural gas or propane and heat water or create steam to provide steady, even heating.