Oldest Furnace Contest
Healthy Home Heating & Cooling LLC is searching for the oldest working furnace in the area. If your dinosaur of a heating system from the Stone Age is the oldest furnace we unearth…. we’ll replace it with a FREE ENERGY EFFICIENT FURNACE from Rheem. You could be the luckiest Neanderthal in town!
Everyone Wins!
All entrants receive a certificate for $500 off a new furnace! Plus we’re giving away valuable prizes of Jurassic proportions including:
- Furnace filters for a year
- Precision furnace tune ups
- Programmable thermostats
- Carbon monoxide detectors and more!
*No purchase necessary. Some restrictions apply.
October 31, 2026.
Content Rules
- The contest is open to owner‑occupied, single‑family homes. Entrants must own the home entered in the contest and reside within our service area. Void where prohibited by law.
- Entry details must include homeowner’s name, address, email address and phone number.
- Entrants must be 21 years or older.
- Entries must be received by 10/31/26. One entry per person. One entry per home.
- A panel of judges will determine the winning entry based upon the age of the furnace. All decisions are final.
- The winner will be selected on 11/10/26 and informed by telephone or email prior to media announcements.
- The winner will be posted online at https://healthyhomewi.com/ by 11/16/26.
- The winning entry will agree to Healthy Home Heating & Cooling LLC using the homeowner’s name, image and images of the old and new furnaces in announcements and promotions.
- The winning entry will receive an energy-efficient single-stage furnace from Rheem. All entrants will receive a certificate for ($500 off a new energy efficient furnace). Prize is non-transferable and may not be redeemed for cash.
- No entry fee or purchase is required.
- The odds of winning are based on the number of entries received.
- Employees of Healthy Home Heating & Cooling LLC and their family members are not eligible.
- Restrictions: Does not include system or duct modifications, any hazardous material removal and abatement (e.g., asbestos), and any improvements needed to bring the installation into compliance with existing building, mechanical, and electrical codes.