Furnace Services

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About Furnace Services

Your furnace is the heart of your home's heating system, and it requires professional care to operate safely and efficiently. Our network of HVAC technicians provides comprehensive furnace services including emergency repairs, preventive maintenance, new installations, and safety inspections for all types of furnaces—gas, electric, and oil. We service all major furnace brands and models, handling everything from routine filter changes and tune-ups to complex repairs like heat exchanger replacement and control board failures. Our technicians are trained to identify safety issues like cracked heat exchangers or carbon monoxide risks, ensuring your family stays safe and warm.

Benefits of Professional Furnace Services

Safe, reliable heating operation

Improved energy efficiency

Extended furnace lifespan

Prevention of dangerous carbon monoxide leaks

Lower heating bills

Maintained manufacturer warranty

Peace of mind during winter

Common Furnace Services Issues We Solve

Furnace not heating

Blower runs continuously

Frequent cycling

Pilot light or ignition problems

Unusual noises

Dirty or clogged filters

Thermostat issues

Cracked heat exchanger

Our Furnace Services Process

Diagnostic inspection

Safety check including CO testing

Problem identification

Repair or replacement recommendation

Professional service execution

System testing and verification

Maintenance advice

When to Call for Furnace Services

Annual maintenance before winter
Furnace won't start
Unusual noises or smells
CO detector alarm
Heating bills suddenly increased
Frequent cycling

Furnace Services FAQs

What type of air filter should I use?

Choose filters based on your needs: MERV 8-10 for basic dust and pollen protection (most homes). MERV 11-13 for allergy sufferers and better filtration. MERV 14-16 for maximum filtration (may restrict airflow in some systems). HEPA filters for severe allergies (usually require system modifications). Check your system's maximum recommended MERV rating before upgrading.

How is commercial HVAC different from residential?

Commercial HVAC systems are larger, more complex, and designed for different usage patterns. They often use rooftop units (RTUs), chillers, and complex ductwork systems. Commercial systems require specialized zoning, higher capacity, and must meet different building codes. They also need more frequent maintenance due to constant operation and typically have different efficiency requirements.