When it’s frigid in East Bernard you depend on your furnace to keep you warm. If it’s been some time since your system had maintenance, you could have a furnace repair soon in your future. Even if your system appears to be working well, you probably need to clean or replace your air filter. A dustry air filter can impede air flow, decrease your furnace’s efficiency and affect the limit switch that controls furnace operation.
There are plenty of reasons you could have to have a furnace repair. The sooner you can schedule a furnace repair, the better. If you notice any of the following evidence, call in an expert, like E.B. Air, LLC.
1. Your furnace is making a lot of noise. You could have a problem if your furnace is running loudly or making noises that are unfamiliar.
2. Your blower isn’t operating how it should. Is it running for the right amount of time? Is it running without stopping? Does the air flow seem faint? You might have something wrong with your air filter or furnace blower.
3. Your home isn’t heating thoroughly. Have you raised the temperature again and again but aren’t feeling any difference? This could signal a few particular problems. It could be a problem with your thermostat. It may be something to do with your gas source or pilot light. It could even be that your furnace isn’t correctly sized for your home. 4. Your electric bill keeps increasing. Your usage isn’t changing but your bill keeps increasing. This could signal a few different problems. Your HVAC professional will help figure out what’s going awry.
5. You smell gas. This is important. If you smell gas, shut down your furnace right away and cut off its gas supply. Don’t light any matches or turn on lights until your HVAC expert or your gas company has a chance to inspect your furnace.
6. You find water gathering around your furnace. This is the result of a clogged condensation line. It might demand both plumbing and HVAC technicians to fix.
You’ll know when you need to schedule furnace repair now that you’re familiar with these common symptoms. The team at E.B. Air, LLC will be there when you need us. Call us at [[phonenumber]] or use our online scheduler to make an appointment.