Furnace Repair

What Types of Furnaces Do We Service?

At our Air Serv we provide service furnaces powered by:

• Gas
• Electricity
• Heating oil
• Propane

Aside from variations in fuel type, we also service single-stage, two-stage, and variable speed furnaces from many brands. If you’re not sure which furnace type you have, or its specific needs, our team of HVAC experts are here to help. Our professional teams have years of experience, and we guarantee your furnace will be serviced correctly.

Residential Furnace Repair

A furnace has many working parts, and correctly identifying the issue requires a professional eye. We frequently repair or replace furnaces that:  

• Furnace won’t turn on
• Short cycle (furnace turning on and off)
• Furnace is producing heating inconsistencies (cold spots, lack of heat)
• Have clogged filters (needing cleaning or replacement)
• Develop leaks or unusual smells (gas leaks require emergency evacuation and service)
• Experience failing controls or monitors (pilot light is out, thermostat isn’t working)
• Possess faulty parts (slipped belt, worn-out bearings, blower stays on constantly or won’t turn on at all)

In some cases, repair issues may overlap or lead to more dangerous malfunctions. If you notice any of these problems developing, be sure to contact Aire Serv.

The best way to prevent the need for expensive furnace repairs and to extend the life of your heater is by scheduling annual fall furnace maintenance. We offer Total Comfort Tune-Ups for HVAC customers.

Residential Furnace Replacement Service

Though regular furnace service will certainly extend the life of your system, no unit is immune to wear and tear or the aging process.  

If you notice that:

• Your unit requires frequent repairs
• Your energy bills are high or increasing
• Your home has trouble maintaining appropriate humidity levels
• You frequently hear unusual or loud noises coming from your unit
• Excessive dust and debris is building up inside your home

Then it may be time to replace your unit. Gas furnaces that are more than 15 years old may have outlived their useful lifespan, whereas an electric furnace will likely last closer to 20 years.

It’s also possible your furnace cannot keep up with the updated needs of your home, and you may need a more properly-sized replacement.

No matter if you want a replacement for your furnace or to explore other modern heating options, including more eco-friendly options like air-source heat pumps and electric furnaces, our service professionals can help you to identify the right solution to your furnace problems.

Find Furnace Service Near Me

No matter the problem with your furnace, we can help. Get 24/7 emergency furnace service or schedule your annual furnace checkup with Aire Serv. Call us or request an appointment online.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does furnace replacement cost?

Full furnace replacement will vary in price mainly due to variations in unit fuel type. On the lower end are electric furnaces, then gas, then oil. Other factors that contribute to differences in cost are energy efficiency, size, model, and installation needs.

How long does it take to install a furnace?

Typically, a furnace will take between 4-8 hours to install in a residential home. This process generally involves sizing your unit, cleaning the installation area, installing supporting equipment (ductwork, electrical, or wiring), and testing the unit once installed.

What is wrong with my furnace?

Some of the most common furnace issues are:

• Thermostat isn’t turned on
• Circuit breaker needs to be reset
• Filters are incorrect size or need to be cleaned
• Pilot light or limit control switch needs to be reset
• Flame sensor or burners need cleaning
• Furnace is old and needs replacement

There are many reasons your furnace may not be working. Count on our service professionals to correctly identifying the problem and solution.

Can you tell me how to troubleshoot a furnace?

Some simple furnace troubleshooting you can try include:

• Checking that your thermostat is on
• Reseting your circuit breaker
• Checking if your air filter needs cleaning or replacing
• Checking that vents/registers are open and unblocked
• Relighting an unlit pilot light by following manual instructions

If none of these things resolve the issue, or you’re unsure how to do them, contact your local Aire Serv.

Helpful Resources

• How Often Should I Get My Furnace Cleaned?
• How Often Should You Change Your Furnace Humidifier Filter?
• What Can Cause a Furnace to Stop Working?