FURNACE REPAIR.
When your furnace isn’t working well, it can be frustrating and overwhelming. Dealing with it might seem like a hassle, especially when you're busy. Plus, a malfunctioning furnace could even pose a safety risk for you and your family.
Ema Air Heating, Air Conditioning & Electrical expert technicians are skilled in fixing both gas and electric furnaces. We quickly figure out the problem, give you straightforward recommendations, and upfront pricing. Then, we work fast to get your home warm again. You can rely on us to arrive on time with everything needed to fix the issue.
Warning Signs Your Furnace Needs Professional Attention
Uneven Heating: If some areas of your home feel significantly colder than others, it could indicate issues with your furnace's airflow or distribution.
Increased Energy Bills: A sudden spike in your energy bills without a corresponding increase in usage could signal that your furnace is working inefficiently and may need maintenance or repair.
Strange Noises: Unusual sounds such as banging, rattling, or squealing coming from your furnace could indicate mechanical problems that require professional attention.
Frequent Cycling: If your furnace frequently turns on and off (short cycling), it could be a sign of issues such as a faulty thermostat, clogged filter, or improper airflow.
Weak or No Airflow: If you notice weak airflow from your vents or no airflow at all, it could indicate problems with the blower motor, ductwork, or air filter.
Yellow or Flickering Pilot Light: A pilot light that is yellow instead of blue or that flickers frequently could indicate issues with combustion, such as a gas leak or improper ventilation.
Strange Odors: Unusual odors such as burning plastic, musty smells, or rotten egg odors (indicative of a gas leak) coming from your furnace should be investigated by a professional immediately.
Visible Damage or Corrosion: If you notice visible damage, corrosion, or rust on your furnace components, it could indicate age-related wear and tear or potential safety hazards.
Frequent Repairs: If you find yourself needing to repair your furnace frequently, it may be a sign that it's nearing the end of its lifespan and needs to be replaced.
Carbon Monoxide Detector Alarm: If your carbon monoxide detector goes off, it could indicate a potentially life-threatening issue with your furnace, such as a cracked heat exchanger or inadequate ventilation.
Age of the Furnace: If your furnace is nearing the end of its expected lifespan (typically around 15-20 years for most models), it may start experiencing more frequent issues and reduced efficiency, signaling the need for professional evaluation or replacement.
Inconsistent Thermostat Readings: If your thermostat displays inaccurate temperature readings or fails to maintain the desired temperature consistently, it could indicate issues with the thermostat itself or underlying problems with the furnace.
Air Quality Issues: If you experience an increase in dust, allergens, or indoor air pollutants, it could be a sign of issues with your furnace, such as a dirty air filter, leaky ductwork, or inadequate filtration, requiring professional inspection and remediation.
Failure to Start: If your furnace fails to start or experiences repeated ignition failures, it could be due to issues with the ignition system, gas supply, or electrical components, necessitating professional diagnosis and repair.
Visible Flames or Smells: If you see visible flames or detect unusual smells, such as gas or burning odors, coming from your furnace, it could indicate a gas leak, combustion problem, or electrical issue, requiring immediate shut-off of the furnace and professional intervention.
Lack of Maintenance: If your furnace has not received regular maintenance or tune-ups, it may be more prone to breakdowns, reduced efficiency, and safety hazards, underscoring the importance of scheduling professional maintenance services regularly.
If you notice any of these warning signs, it's essential to contact a Ema Air Heating, Air Conditioning & Electrical professional to diagnose and address the problem promptly, ensuring the safety and efficiency of your furnace.
Common Furnace Issues:
The main furnace problems often involve issues like thermostats not working, ignitors failing, flame sensors malfunctioning, blower motors going bad, and burners getting dirty. But there are many other problems that can happen with gas or electric furnaces. At Ema Air Heating, Air Conditioning & Electrical professional Technicians are experts at figuring out any furnace issue and fixing both common and uncommon problems.
