Gas Furnace Repair & Replacement

Gas Furnace Repair and Replacement

New and old gas furnaces require quite a bit of attention. Twice a year, a maintenance inspection should be scheduled for your unit. Let a reliable and experienced technician from All About Heat & Air help. We can quickly go over every part of your heating system, looking for breaks, damages, and more. Our technicians will clean the parts of the furnace that collect debris easily, like the filters and exhaust fans. But even with regular inspections, things still happen and you may need gas furnace repairs. If you are concerned about your furnace, there are a few signs to look for.

Signs of Gas Furnace Repair Needs

Before agreeing to a complete gas furnace replacement, first look for any potential repairs. There are several things to look for, but as a homeowner, it is not recommended to attempt any repairs on your own. Instead, rely on a licensed technician, like anyone from the All About Heat & Air team. Our technicians are in fact licensed by the state to perform necessary repairs to residential gas lines.

• Noisy furnace: A noisy furnace can be the result of a variety of reasons, all of which need to be checked immediately. Loud bangs within the unit could be, essentially, mini-explosions as the furnace ignites. Do not ignore this. A buildup of pressure before ignition could cause serious damage to your furnace and surrounding property.
• Not enough heat: If your furnace is not producing enough heat to distribute, the filters and ventilation could be clogged. Making a point to replace filters about once a month will prevent buildup and can help the flow of air. Also, have a technician clean or replace the filters every time they come to inspect the furnace.
• Ignition won’t remain lit: With gas furnaces, there is a pilot light that typically must remain lit. However, if the pilot light won’t remain lit or is constantly needing to be re-lit, there could be something wrong with the gas connection. Whatever the reason is, the most important step is to turn off the gas supply.
• Unit short cycles: There are a few reasons why a furnace turns off and on rapidly. Most likely, the filters could be dirty. When airflow is restricted, incorrect signals are sent to the furnace. So your unit will turn off and on, seemingly randomly. It could also be a thermostat malfunction. Either can be checked by a licensed technician.

Whether you need immediate attention or you just want a review of the condition of your furnace, let All About Heat & Air help. Our team has years of experience with all types of gas furnaces.

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