Furnace Repair services

Even with regular maintenance, your furnace may eventually need professional repair. We don’t live in a perfect world, after all! Luckily, you have an honest and dependable furnace repair company that is available 24/7 to help!

Look out for these common signs that you need furnace repair:

‍SHORT-CYCLING – If your furnace runs for a few minutes at a time, then shuts off again

‍STRANGE SOUNDS – Rumbling, popping, whistling, or scraping sounds usually indicate a problem

‍IRREGULAR BURNER FLAMES – Flames that are uneven or lean toward the back of the furnace

‍CRACKED HEAT EXCHANGER – A crack in the heat exchanger may lead to a carbon monoxide leak. Carbon monoxide poisoning can cause frequent headaches, flu-like symptoms, and even death

Ideally, your furnace will be inspected and tuned up in the fall months that lead to winter. Generally speaking, you should have your furnace inspected at least once a year to prevent most major sources of failure. Our technicians are trained to spot problems and offer every available solution to you. In addition to this, a typical inspection or tune-up can include:

CLEANING THE COMBUSTION CHAMBER – This is done because a buildup of soot can cause the corrosion of chamber walls.

INSPECTING THE FLUE PIPE – Any damage to this pipe can lead to carbon monoxide leaking in your home. Carbon monoxide is especially dangerous because it is colorless and odorless. Because of this, the gas is often unnoticed until it is too late.

OIL FILTER REPLACEMENT – This filter prevents small impurities from clogging the oil-burner nozzle.

ADJUSTING BURNERS AND TESTING EFFICIENCY – Our technicians will set up a combustion analyzer. What we look for during this process is how much gas is escaping into the exhaust flue. This tells us how efficiently your unit is running and what adjustments should be made.

INSPECTING THE BURNER FLAMES – Burner flames should be blue. If the flame is yellow, it could mean your burner is not receiving enough oxygen or that there is too much carbon monoxide in the area.