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Gas furnace diagnostics services

For a fee ranging from $99*+ a licensed technician will visit your home and identify the cause of your furnace malfunction and the necessary steps to repair it
Our services include:

Diagnosing the problem with your equipment
Offering a free comprehensive safety report that outlines the current status of your equipment
Many of our customers facing furnace or heating problems prefer our Flat Rate Repair and Protect option. This option not only fixes the current problem, but also provides coverage for any future issues that may arise.

Gas Furnace Repair Services

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Comprehensive 21-point furnace check-up
Furnace vent inspection
Repair of blower fan motor
Repair of inducer fan motor
Repair of furnace internal control board
Repair of gas valve
Repair of pressure switch
Clean-up of the drain system
Carbon monoxide analysis
Safety Inspection of heat exchanger
Inspection of fresh air and exhaust vents

Fully licensed and factory trained technicians
Family owned and operated business
Liability insurance for your peace of mind
Friendly customer service
Thousands of happy customers
Competitive rates
Convenient payment options
TSSA Registered Contractor
Flexible appointment scheduling to accommodate your busy lifestyle
Use of high-quality equipment and parts for repairs and replacements
Our technicians receive regular training to stay up-to-date.

Most Common Furnace Problems

No heat generated (cold air coming out of the vents)
Furnace works for only a few minutes
CO detector beeps every time furnace turns on
Furnace is running even though the thermostat is calling for heat
Ozone smell coming from the furnace
Water leakage from the furnace
Rumbling or bubbling noise from the furnace
Inadequate air pressure on the second floor
Inaccurate temperature reading on the thermostat
Clogged drain lines
Furnace turning on and off repeatedly
Unusual loud or grinding noise
Broken ignition system

More Ways to Keep Your Home Cozy and Comfortable

How to Troubleshoot Your Furnace?

If your furnace malfunctions, it’s advisable to consult a professional. However, following these easy steps first can determine whether professional assistance is necessary. Please note; For persistent issues or gas smells, contact us.

Thermostat Check: Ensure it’s set to “heat” and the temperature is correct.
Battery Replacement: If thermostat is battery-operated, check if they need changing.
Filter Inspection: Replace or clean furnace filters every 30-90 days.
Circuit Breakers: Reset any tripped breakers connected to the furnace.
Fuel Supply: Verify that the gas/propane valve is open.
Pilot Light: If out, try relighting it following the manufacturer’s instructions.

Blower Motor: Listen for unusual noises indicating a problem.
Air Flow: Ensure vents and registers are open and unblocked.
Drain Lines: Check for clogs if your furnace has a condensate drain.
Ignition System: If the furnace doesn’t ignite, the ignitor may need replacement.
Flame Sensor: Clean the sensor if the furnace cycles on and off too frequently.
Flame Sensor: Clean the sensor if the furnace cycles on and off too frequently.

Frequently Asked Questions Regarding Furnace Maintenance and Repair

Grasp common furnace problems with our easy solutions for a warmer, cozier living space.

Why is my furnace not heating?

A furnace that’s not heating could be due to several issues such as a dirty air filter, a faulty thermostat, or a problem with the pilot light or ignition system. Checking and replacing your air filter or resetting the thermostat may resolve the issue. If not, it’s best to contact a professional
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How often should I have my furnace serviced?

To ensure optimal performance and longevity, it’s recommended to have your furnace serviced annually. Regular maintenance can help prevent unexpected breakdowns and keep your furnace running efficiently.

What should I do if I smell gas around my furnace?

If you smell gas, it’s important to act immediately. Turn off your furnace, open windows to ventilate the area, evacuate the premises, and call your gas company or a professional technician right away. Do not attempt to fix the issue yourself.

My furnace makes strange noises; what could be the problem?

Unusual noises from your furnace can be a sign of mechanical issues, such as loose belts, a malfunctioning blower motor, or other internal components needing repair. It’s best to have a professional diagnose and fix the problem to prevent further damage.

We Service All Makes & Models of Gas Furnace

We repair all furnace and air conditioner brands and models, including Carrier, York, Goodman, Rheem, Trane, Bosch, American Standard, Ruud, York, Amana, Heil, Bryant, Daikin, Coleman, Payne, Luxaire, Armstrong Air, and Napoleon.