Contact us when you need heating repairs throughout the greater DFW metroplex area
Signs That It’s Time for Furnace Repairs
It is an all–too–common misconception that heater repairs should wait until the heater has completely broken down. This is incredibly flawed thinking. After all, waiting for a heater to break down before scheduling repairs means waiting for a heater to be repaired after it has broken down! The most likely time for this to happen is when it’s cold out, and that means potentially serious discomfort as you await your repairs! Okay, you’re thinking, but I’m not going to schedule service when nothing is wrong, so what should I do? There is plenty of middle–ground between a perfectly functional heater and one that is broken down. You just need to know what to look for in terms of symptoms. If you start to notice these issues when running your heater, then it is time to call us to look into the problem.-
- A spike in heating costs (but not in heater usage).
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- The smell of gasoline or any other combustible fuel as you run your heater.
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- Pilot lights that won’t stay lit.
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- Cold spots throughout the house.
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- Alarming new sounds.
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- Short cycling, as the heater starts up and shuts down too frequently.
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- An overall decline in heating output, with cooler air coming from the vents.
Schedule Routine Furnace Maintenance
In terms of heating maintenance, there is really only so much that the homeowner can do on his or her own. Changing air filters regularly with forced air heaters is the big one. Even this important step is just that, however: a step. We’re here to build the rest of the staircase for you. Our heating maintenance services are incredibly thorough, and our maintenance program makes it incredibly convenient. Is it really worth it, though? Well, are you interested in:-
- Improved system reliability?
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- An extended lifespan?
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- Better heating output?
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- Reduced heating costs?
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- Fewer repair needs?