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Should You Replace Your HVAC AC When You Replace Your Furnace (What Most Homeowners Miss)

If your furnace is 20 years old and your air conditioner is the same age, you may be wondering whether it makes sense to replace both at the same time. In this HVAC video, I break down how your furnace and air conditioner actually work together as one connected system. In most homes, the evaporator coil (often called a case coil) sits directly on top of the furnace. That coil connects to the outdoor air conditioner or heat pump. When one component reaches the end of its life, the other is often in the same phase. This isn’t about upselling. It’s about lifecycle awareness. If you plan to stay in your home for five years or more, replacing both your furnace and AC at the same time can: • Reduce duplicate labor and setup costs • Prevent a second disruption next summer • Improve overall system compatibility and airflow • Give you clearer long-term stability Of course, every situation depends on budget, plans, and timing. But understanding how your HVAC system is built — and how the pieces stack together — helps you make a calmer, more informed decision. Most homeowners don’t regret the equipment they choose. They regret the timing they didn’t think through. If you want to better understand where your own heating and cooling system stands, take the quick homeowner assessment here: https://doug-pgsivurd.scoreapp.com Doug Cross shares real-world HVAC insights to help homeowners make confident decisions about furnace replacement, air conditioner upgrades, repair versus replace timing, and long-term comfort planning. Stay comfortable and please stay tuned.