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How Do I Know if I Need Furnace Repair?
How Can I Troubleshoot Before Calling for Furnace Repair?
Before calling for furnace repair services, there are a few things you can do to try and troubleshoot the issue on your own. First, check that all vents are open and free of furniture or curtains blocking them. If your furnace is making loud noises, it could be related to a clogged air filter; try replacing the filter with a clean one. You can also turn up the thermostat to see if that helps. If none of these steps resolve the issue, it’s time to call in a professional.
What Are Common Furnace Repair Problems?
Some of the most common furnace repair problems include cracked heat exchangers, a faulty pilot light, weak flame sensors, worn ignitors, and failed blower motors. If you’re experiencing a strange smell, it may be due to gas leaks or another issue with your burner assembly. Furnace repair can also be necessary if your thermostat is malfunctioning or not working properly.
No matter what the issue is, our technicians at Allen Service will be able to quickly diagnose and resolve the problem.
How Can I Prevent Furnace Repair?
What Is the Difference Between Heating Replacement & Repair?
Why Is My Furnace Making Noises?
What Is a Trip Charge?
A trip charge is a fee that may be charged by some heating service providers to cover their travel expenses and some basic diagnostics to see what is wrong with your HVAC system. At Allen Service, we only charge a small trip fee for our services within our service areas. If you are located outside of service limits, we may charge a trip fee to cover our technicians’ travel expenses. We will always inform you in advance if this is necessary before coming to your home or business.
How Often Should I Have My Furnace Serviced?
For optimal performance and to prevent major repair issues, it’s recommended by the manufacturers that your furnace is serviced at least once a year. Some clients choose to have their system’s inspected at the end of the season so that we can evaluate the performance. Today’s furnaces do not need check in order to make them able to heat your home. Heating maintenance should include checking for any air leaks or other problems with the system, testing safety controls, replacing air filters, and providing a thorough cleaning.