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Can a propane furnace be converted for use with natural gas?

April 26, 2017converted furnace natural gas propane

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Can a propane furnace be converted for use with natural gas?

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Yes. Most furnaces are shipped for use with natural gas and are field-converted to propane by the installers. The natural gas components are typically stored in the furnace in case natural gas is available in the future. If the required parts are missing, they can be ordered. The cost for conversion is generally $200-$300.