Furnace repair and tune-ups
No heat, short cycling, or a furnace due its annual check. Repairs with a written price first, and tune-ups at a flat $119.
Tune-ups $119
Signs you need this
The furnace runs but the air is cool
It turns on and off every few minutes
Banging, squealing, or rattling at start-up
Heating bills higher than last winter
A yellow or flickering burner flame
What is included
Inspection of burners, igniter, flame sensor, and heat exchanger
Combustion and carbon monoxide test
Filter check, and replacement where you supply the filter
Repair or replacement of failed parts
A written report on the condition of the system
How a job works
What it costs
Prices are starting points. You get a fixed price in writing after the technician has seen the job.
Annual tune-up
Flat price, one system
$119
Repair
Igniter, sensor, capacitor, or control faults
From $189
Blower motor replacement
Parts and labor
From $540
How we handle it
When a furnace stops heating, the cause is usually one of a handful of parts: the igniter, the flame sensor, a capacitor, or the control board. These are repairs, and most are done in one visit.
We test the system from thermostat to flue. That includes a combustion and carbon monoxide test, because a furnace that heats badly can also be venting badly.
A yearly tune-up catches worn parts before the first cold night. It takes about an hour and ends with a written report on the condition of the system, including anything we think will need attention in the next year or two.
If you smell gas, leave the house and call your gas utility’s emergency line from outside. If a carbon monoxide alarm sounds, get everyone outside and call emergency services. Call us once you are safe.
