Furnace Installation & Replacement in Central Contra Costa, CA
Replace your old furnace before winter
If your furnace is 20 or more years old, keeps needing repairs, or failed a safety check, Blue Star Heating & Air installs new gas furnaces and heat pump systems in Central Contra Costa. We'll compare a like-for-like furnace with a heat pump, including rebates and the Bay Area's coming zero-NOx rule, so you can choose.

- Covers
- 7 towns and 7 neighborhoods
- Power
- PG&E (MCE generation everywhere except Clayton)
- Permits
- Your city's building division, or Contra Costa County for Clayton (by contract), Saranap and Pacheco
Serving Central Contra Costa
From our Antioch shop, Central Contra Costa is a short drive over SR-4 or Kirker Pass Road, and we serve Concord, Clayton, Pleasant Hill, Walnut Creek and Martinez. Winter nights in Central County regularly drop into the 30s, and many 1950s and 60s homes still run older gas furnaces in the attic, garage or a hall closet. Many statewide heat pump rebates are closed for 2026, so when we quote we check what's still open for your address, such as PG&E and MCE programs (depending on your city) and BayREN's income-qualified EASE Home program.
Main roads
- I-680
- SR-4
- SR-242
- SR-24
- Kirker Pass Rd
- Ygnacio Valley Rd
- Willow Pass Rd
- Clayton Rd
- Contra Costa Blvd
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Questions before you call
Should I replace my furnace with another furnace or a heat pump?
A heat pump heats and cools in one system and qualifies for more incentives; a gas furnace costs less up front if your AC still works. The Bay Area Air District's zero-NOx standard for new furnaces is scheduled for 2029, so we'll price both.
Do I need a permit to replace a furnace in Central Contra Costa?
Yes. A mechanical permit is required - in Central Contra Costa it comes from your city's building division, or Contra Costa County for Clayton, Saranap and Pacheco. We handle it.
How long does a furnace replacement take?
Most straight furnace swaps take a day. Moving the unit, changing fuel type or adding a heat pump can take longer.
