24/7 Emergency Furnace Repair
Our emergency furnace repair services are available 24 hours a day. If your furnace stops working altogether, you know you need to call in the experts. However, there are some other indications that furnace service is necessary. Watch out for issues like these:
- Strange odours or noises
- Difficulty turning your furnace on or off, or difficulty keeping it running
- Poor indoor air quality
- Higher than normal utility bills
- Failure to produce the desired temperature on your thermostat
- Uneven temperature distribution throughout your home
- Pilot light changes colour
Don’t try to diagnose or fix your furnace by yourself. There are many factors that could be contributing to the problem you’re having, and failure to address them appropriately can lead to bigger problems in the future. An experienced HVAC team can identify the problem and suggest the best solution, saving you time and money in the long run.
Professional Repairs for All Furnaces in Hamilton Area
Whether you have a propane, natural gas, oil, electric, heat pump, or dual fuel furnace, the HVAC repair team at Guest Plumbing & HVAC can fix it. Our team will inspect the unit thoroughly, checking for problems like these:
- Broken blower motor
- Trouble with the gas sensor
- Dirty filters or clogged condensate drains
- Malfunctioning humidifier
- Inaccurate thermostat or faulty smart technology
- Leaks and cracks
- Damage to wiring and connections
- Rust and corrosion
- Issues with safety switches and controls
- General wear and tear
The Ultimate Guide To
Energy Efficiency
When deciding between repairing or replacing a furnace, HVAC experts recommend replacing your appliance when repair costs exceed 25% of the cost of a new furnace. It’s also worth noting that a new furnace can save you more in the long run. Although there may be fewer upfront costs associated with a furnace repair, a new furnace will be more energy efficient, resulting in less wear and tear over time and greater utility savings.
You can usually tell when your furnace needs immediate repairs based on any noises it may be making. If you hear loud banging, metal scraping and grinding, high-pitched squealing or non-stop rattling, then it’s time to call an HVAC technician.
In addition, if your carbon monoxide alarm goes off, you must evacuate the home and call 911 before scheduling an emergency furnace repair.
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