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Extend the life of your HVAC, plumbing, and electrical systems
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The average cost of a furnace repair usually ranges from $150 to $450, depending on the issue at hand. Minor repairs, like fixing your thermostat, fall on the lower end, while more complex issues such as heat exchanger replacements can cost significantly more. Regular maintenance during the fall will help prevent such expensive repairs. For a more accurate cost estimate, schedule a heating inspection at (405) 810 6068 and receive a complimentary price quote today!
The most common furnace issue is a dirty or clogged filter, which restricts airflow and reduces efficiency. Other frequent furnace problems include faulty thermostats, pilot light issues, or lack of regular maintenance. We recommend addressing these issues right away to avoid any significant damage, especially as the Oklahoma City Metro Area autumn weather rolls in!
A well-maintained furnace should last around 15 to 20 years. Regular furnace tune-ups and timely repairs will help extend its lifespan and ensure it operates efficiently through the fall and winter months. Finally, it’s critical that you consider an annual inspection to keep your furnace in pristine condition!
Furnaces are generally not covered by homeowners insurance unless the damage was caused by an insurable event like a fire or storm. This means that general wear-and-tear or mechanical failures are typically not included. If you’re worried about costly surprises, it’s worth investing in a furnace maintenance plan. Contact our team at (405) 810 6068 for more details!
If your furnace is running but not producing any heat, there may be a clogged air filter, a malfunctioning thermostat, or pilot light problems. Fortunately, these are all common issues but will require our professional assessment. Don’t put it off any longer—schedule an expert furnace repair now to stay comfortable throughout autumn!
Replacing your furnace filter is essential for maintaining efficiency and good indoor air quality. As a rule of thumb, we recommend replacing your furnace filter every one to three months, though this will depend mostly on your usage and type of filter. Lastly, if you have pets or residents with allergies, your household may benefit from more frequent filter replacements. Nonetheless, if you’re unsure of the right schedule, our team can guide you based on your specific needs!
If you find yourself having to frequently adjust your home’s thermostat, your furnace may need to be repaired. Adjusting your thermostat a little bit one way or another should not result in a drastic change in temperature and comfort level in your home.
Poor or foul smells disseminating from your home’s furnace are a sign of an issue that needs to be addressed by a professional technician. It is common for a furnace to have an initial strong odor when installed, but that should wear off quickly. In the event a different odor appears out of nowhere coming from your furnace, you should call Norman Air to schedule an inspection as soon as possible.
Any unexplained increases in your energy bill can be the result of an issue that needs to be addressed within your furnace. An issue within your home’s furnace can cause it to have to work harder, which can drive up your monthly energy bill. A Norman Air technician can determine if the issue driving up your energy bill is the result of an issue with your furnace with a simple inspection.
Most furnaces should have a consistent whirring sound when they are in operation. Any other noises coming from your furnace that are loud or otherwise unsettling should be addressed by a furnace repair technician.
A furnace that struggles to start or struggles to keep running once it has started could be in need of repair. Sometimes these types of issues can be an easy fix with a filter or a flame sensor, but failure to address this type of issue when it occurs can lead to bigger problems down the road for your home’s furnace.
If your home takes longer than it should to heat up, it could be a sign of a problem within your furnace that is causing the inefficiency. This should be addressed before it turns into a more cumbersome problem in the future.
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