Furnace Repair

Completing your furnace repair using qualified, experienced technicians is a critical service, especially during colder months when a malfunctioning system can lead to discomfort and even safety concerns. Repairing a furnace may involve diagnosing issues like a faulty thermostat, a malfunctioning pilot light, or problems with the blower motor. A poorly operating furnace can cause health issues for your family, not simply from the lack of heat but from possible gas or carbon monoxide leaks. Our skilled technicians use specialized tools to assess and fix these problems, ensuring the furnace operates efficiently and safely.

If your current furnace is under parts warranty, our helpful administration will work with the manufacturer to provide the parts at no cost so you do not have to wait for reimbursement.

When you're ready to get your furnace in tip-top condition, simply contact our team. We'll schedule an experienced technician to visit your home at a time that suits you, ensuring your comfort and convenience.

Tips and Tricks

You can avoid many service appointments by checking these things before you call:

• Check the batteries and settings in your thermostat. Dead batteries can shut off the program or the entire system.
• If you have a WiFi thermostat and app, check that the app is up to date and that the WiFi is connected.
• Check that the power switch or breaker is "on" to your equipment. The power switch looks like a light switch and can be accidentally turned off. Label or tape the switch to avoid this.
• Check your furnace filter. A clogged filter will trip safety switches and shut the system down. If this happens, change the filter, wait 10 minutes and attempt to restart the unit. If the safety switch is still working, it should start as usual.
• Change your 1" furnace/air handler filter at least every few months. 6" filters should be changed every six months to a year, depending on their condition. Keep an eye on it!