For areas where winter months have temperatures below freezing, a working furnace is not just a luxury, but a requirement. A licensed technician will easily get a home back in operation again when a furnace is in need of repair. Trained professionals can fix your furnace issues so there isn’t a chance of problems returning in the near future. In the event that a furnace can’t be repaired anymore, they can walk a homeowner through their alternatives and even appropriately install another unit.
Get your units serviced yearly. Leaving them neglected over long periods of time can lead to unexpected and costly issues that may require major fixes, or even the installation of a new one. When a furnace hits the 15-20 year mark, in case of a sudden failure, a homeowner may want to check out preemptively new furnace models to be ready for a sudden breakdown.
There are some new modern furnaces now that have a higher energy efficiency compared to the ones sold 10 years ago. Whether your home needs a furnace repair or a replacement, then it is the certified professional who can accomplish that easily for you.
Signs You May Need Furnace Repair
If your furnace is not working well then this could mean that it is time to call a professional. Even subtle changes can mean trouble if its not taken care of right away. Here are some signs that it’s time to get your furnace inspection.
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High energy bills
If you notice that there is a great increase in your energy bill in recent months this may signal that you need to have your furnace serviced. A dirty filter, filthy coils, or frail parts could be making the furnace work more earnestly than typical to raise the temperature of your home.
An inexpensive servicing may be able to help you save money immediately by making your energy bill lower. As your unit ages, it will begin to lose its efficiency. If your unit has been around in your home for 20 years already it may be high time to replace it already.
Inconsistent heating
If it appears that the furnace is doing its own thing, the chances are high that it may require a repair by a professional. If the filters are clogged, the ducts are dirty or the thermostat needs a tune-up, this can result in temperature irregularities. If you had your home remodeled or extended then this necessitates a need for a furnace upgrade as well. If your home size has not changed, you may need to get your furnace repaired instead.
Strange noises
If your furnace is emitting strange or loud noises, this warrants concern. A professional should be contacted immediately if the noise is a high pitch, low pitch, or constant rattling. The noises may be caused by a mechanical problem with it that needs to be fixed right away.
Sometimes offending noises can signal the end life is near for your heater.
Carbon monoxide detected
Any amount of carbon monoxide can harm a family’s health and well-being. There may be carbon monoxide in case the pilot light flickers or turns yellow instead of blue. Other signs of carbon monoxide are rusting pipes, excess condensation on windows or cold surfaces, and family members experiencing fatigue and malaise. Should you notice carbon monoxide, it is essential to shut down the furnace immediately. Then you should contact a professional for immediate assistance.
Runs continuously
In the event that the blower runs relentless and the home doesn’t appear to get exceptionally warm or it gets excessively hot, there could be an issue with the limit switch, pilot light, or filters. A professional can inspect all the related mechanics and determine what is causing the problem. In some cases, your entire unit will need to be replaced, but sometimes you’ll get lucky and it will be a simple fix.
Yearly Furnace Servicing
You need to service your furnace yearly to avoid unwanted replacements or repairs. To ensure your heater keeps you warm all season long, a certified technician will inspect your unit— cleaning and examining every working part. Less issues with allergies and infrequent breakdowns are a couple of additional perks of consistent, annual, maintenance. Since AC units and furnaces typically use the same kind of blowers and ducts, you can find professionals that can service both units.
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