Furnace Services

• Your furnace is 15+ years old
• You’re scheduling frequent repairs each winter
• Energy bills are rising without explanation
• Your home has uneven heating or cold spots
• The furnace runs constantly but struggles to keep up
• You hear loud or unusual noises
• You notice yellow pilot light instead of blue (gas issue)
• There is excess dust, dry air, or poor airflow
• Repair costs are adding up to half the price of a new unit

If several of these signs apply, it may be more cost-effective to replace rather than continue repairing.

Furnace maintenance should be done once per year, ideally in the fall before winter begins. Annual maintenance helps:

• Prevent unexpected breakdowns
• Improve energy efficiency
• Extend the life of your furnace
• Ensure safe operation
• Catch small issues before they become costly repairsrunning efficiently and to prevent breakdowns.

Unusual furnace noises are often early warning signs of a problem.

• Banging or popping: Expanding ductwork or delayed ignition
• Squealing or screeching: Worn blower motor belt or bearings
• Rattling: Loose panels or components
• Whistling: Airflow restriction or dirty filter
• Booming: Gas buildup from ignition issues

If your furnace is making new or loud noises, it’s best to have it inspected promptly to prevent further damage and ensure safe operation.