Best Furnace Repair Serving MD and PA
We understand the critical role your furnace plays in maintaining a comfortable home, especially during chilly seasons.
Count on our trusted professionals to swiftly diagnose and address any issues, ensuring your furnace operates at peak efficiency.
With a commitment to excellence and customer satisfaction, we take pride in being the go-to furnace repair experts in the region.
The most common problems with furnaces are:
- Dirty ductwork
- Old filters
- Faulty starting mechanism
- Broken blower components
- Malfunctioning heat exchanger
- Bad Limit Switch
- Thermostat in need of repair
- Tripped circuit breaker
- Unexpected noises
- Gas leaks or odors
Contact Us For All Of Your Furnace Repair Needs
Maryland & Pennsylvania Emergency Furnace Repairs
Swift Solutions When You Need Them Most
When your furnace unexpectedly breaks down, leaving your home in the cold, count on our team for prompt and reliable emergency furnace repair services. Our seasoned technicians are available around the clock to address urgent issues, ensuring your heating system is swiftly restored to optimal functionality.
We understand the importance of a warm and comfortable home, especially during cold weather emergencies. Trust us to respond quickly to your distress call, diagnose the problem efficiently, and implement effective solutions to get your furnace up and running in no time.
With our commitment to customer satisfaction, you can rely on us for dependable emergency furnace repairs when you need them most.
Furnace Troubleshooting Tips
Despite routine care, unforeseen furnace issues may emerge. If you're grappling with heating system troubles, explore the recommended steps below from our Enercare furnace expert to uncover potential solutions.
Here are the Steps to Troubleshoot Furnace Issues
- Inspect Thermostat: Check settings, battery, and placement. Ensure it's set to Heat with a higher temperature. Smart thermostats should be checked for wireless or software issues.
- Change Furnace Filter: Replace at least twice a year for smooth operation.
- Confirm Power Supply: Ensure the furnace's main switch is on. If not, consult a professional for an electrical inspection.
- Check Circuit Breaker: Verify the HVAC breaker is on. If tripped, reset and label for future reference.
- Inspect Vents for Blockage: Ensure all vents are open and unobstructed. Clear outdoor intake and exhaust vents from debris.
- Secure Front Panel Door: Confirm the furnace's front panel door is securely closed to prevent safety switch triggers.
- Call a Professional: Persistent issues? Seek professional assistance to inspect components.
