A furnace that is 20 or more years old, cracked or failing again is a decision, not just a repair. Bronco, a family-owned Roseville company, installs Amana furnaces and air handlers, and you hear the price before you decide. Call 916-675-1062, Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm.
Bronco has 60 Google reviews at 4.8 stars. These four are from customers who bought a new system, copied as written.
“Phil and Alison offered highly responsive and professional service when our 30-year old HVAC system broke down last winter. They sourced a high-quality unit and handled the roof install super efficiently and at a competitive price. Alison took care of our SMUD rebate submission; zero effort on our part.”
“I got three bids and Bronco came in at the lowest price. The quality of install seems to be really good. … The inspector came out and said he was satisfied.”
“Wonderful company. Quick to come out for an estimate, price was significantly below the bigger HVAC companies. Flawless system.”
“The two Kevin’s are awesome. From sale rep to the installer we had a great experience. They’re all very nice and skilled. They explain things so well.”
Call 916-675-1062 or use Request an Estimate. Jenn Fiechter books the estimate visit, Monday to Friday, 8 to 5. Tell her how old the furnace is and what it is doing.
Someone from Bronco comes to the house, looks at the furnace and where it sits, and talks through what would replace it.
The price comes before your decision. Bronco offers financing through Wisetack.
California Title 24 requires a permit and duct testing on most replacements, and an inspection follows the install. We install Amana.
A gas furnace installed in the 1990s is now 25 or more years old. When one needs a major part, the repair is money spent on equipment near the end of its life.
The heat exchanger keeps the flame and combustion gases separate from the air in your house. A cracked one is a safety problem, and the answer is usually a new furnace.
Repairs that come back winter after winter, or a furnace that runs but cannot keep the house warm, point to a replacement. Ask for both prices side by side.
A cold house does not always mean a new furnace. If one part failed on a furnace that is otherwise sound, and the heat exchanger is not cracked, a repair is usually the better buy, and a technician can tell you which one you have.
“They diagnosed and repaired our unit quickly and gave us an honest assessment of our aging unit. They did not pressure us to buy a new unit, but we will definitely use them when the time comes to replace it.”
Many Roseville houses, built from the 1970s to the 2000s, keep the furnace or air handler in the attic or a hall closet. Replacing it is more than swapping a box. These are the parts of most replacements; an estimate sorts out which apply to your house.
Title 24 requires a permit and duct testing on most replacements, and an inspection follows. Gas here comes from PG&E and most electricity from Roseville Electric. We install from Old Roseville and Diamond Oaks to Westpark, Fiddyment Farm and Sun City Roseville. See all our HVAC services, or heating and air conditioning in Roseville.
“The owner was prompt and professional, taking photos and measurements then recommending which new HVAC system would work best for my home.”
As of October 2026, SMUD lists heat pump rebates, the federal 25C credit has ended and TECH Clean California is fully reserved; check current terms on our rebates page. Both heat the house, and the right one depends on the house and your utility: Roseville Electric serves most of Roseville, SMUD serves Sacramento County. If the air conditioner is due too, see HVAC system installation.
A furnace that sat idle all summer runs for hours on the first cold night, and an old one that is going to fail usually fails then. Deciding in fall means you choose with the price in front of you, not in a cold house. Request an estimate now, while the old furnace is still running. After the install, the maintenance plan keeps a fall heating tune-up on the calendar: $14.49 a month per system, with a spring visit and a fall visit.
Bronco works out of Roseville and serves Sacramento, including Natomas, Land Park, East Sacramento, Arden Arcade, Pocket, Tahoe Park, Oak Park, Elmhurst, Curtis Park and Midtown. The path is the same: an estimate visit, the price before you decide, Amana equipment, and a permit with an inspection. Gas comes from PG&E and electricity from SMUD; check current terms for rebates.
It depends on the furnace, its efficiency, where it sits and what the ducts, venting and gas connection need, so there is no honest single number. Bronco gives you the price after an estimate visit, before you decide, and offers financing through Wisetack. Request an estimate or call 916-675-1062.
That depends on the house. Replacing a unit in the same attic spot is simpler than moving it or changing the ducts or venting. Ask about timing at the estimate.
On most replacements, yes. California Title 24 requires a permit and duct testing, and an inspection follows the install.
Sometimes. If the air conditioner is in good shape, the new furnace has to work with it. If the air conditioner is also old, replacing both together is worth pricing; see HVAC system installation.
It depends on the house, your utility and whether the air conditioner is also due. The comparison above lays out the choice, and our heat pump installation and rebates pages cover the rest.
Yes. Sacramento is in our service area; see Bronco in Sacramento, or call 916-675-1062, Monday to Friday, 8 to 5.
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Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm. Call 916-675-1062 or request an estimate, and you hear the price before you decide.
Monday through Friday, 8am to 5pm · 373 Caldarella Cir, Roseville, CA 95678 · CSLB 900045
