Furnace & HVAC Component Housings
Furnace housings protect and support key internal components, including the blower wheel, inducer motor, and venter assembly. A cracked, corroded, or damaged housing can affect airflow, allow air leakage, or compromise the structural fit of the surrounding components.
Furnace Part Source carries a range of furnace and HVAC housings for residential and light-commercial equipment, including blower housings, inducer housings, venter housings, and scroll housings.
Common Housing Types We Carry
Common housing types include:
- Blower housings that enclose the blower wheel and direct airflow.
- Inducer housings for induced draft venter motor assemblies.
- Venter housings used on unit heaters and commercial furnace equipment.
- Scroll housings used on select compressor and blower designs.
How to Find the Right Housing
Before ordering, check the equipment data plate and the existing housing for the model number, serial number, and part number. Housings are often model-specific and sized to match the blower wheel, motor, or inducer assembly used in the unit.
For best fit, compare:
- Original housing part number
- Dimensions and mounting hole pattern
- Unit model and serial number
- Component type, such as blower, inducer, or venter
Some larger housings ship by freight due to their size and weight, so review the shipping details on the product listing before ordering.
Housings From Leading HVAC Brands
Our catalog includes housings from Carrier, Trane, York, Lennox, Amana-Goodman, Bard HVAC, Reznor, and Aprilaire, among other manufacturers. Because housings vary by equipment series and cabinet size, always verify the exact part number before ordering.
Need Help Matching a Housing?
Not sure which housing you need? Use the model number, serial number, and part number from your unit to narrow the search, or contact Furnace Part Source for help identifying the correct replacement.
Furnace Housing FAQs
What is a furnace or HVAC component housing?
A housing is the structural enclosure that surrounds and supports a component such as a blower wheel, inducer motor, or venter assembly, helping direct airflow and protect the internal parts.
What are signs a housing needs to be replaced?
Signs include visible cracks, rust or corrosion, air leaks around seams, or noise caused by a wheel or motor rubbing against a damaged housing.
Do housings ship differently than smaller parts?
Some larger housings ship by freight or LTL truck due to their size and weight. Check the shipping information on the specific product listing before ordering.
Can I order a housing without the internal components?
Most housings are sold as the structural shell only, without the motor or wheel included, unless the listing specifically states it is a full assembly. Review the product details to confirm what is included.
