Kunkletown Heater Repair

Its never a great feeling when you find yourself in need of emergency heater repairs, especially in the dead cold winter. This blog post will explore some troubleshooting tips that you can perform on your own if your heater has stopped working. We’ll also let you know when you should hire a professional.

Heater and Furnace Repair Troubleshooting Tips

Here are some common issues that we run across with residential heating systems that have stopped working and some simple tips for you to try in order to get the heater operational again.

• Clogged air filters: There are many issues that result from having dirty air filters on your furnace. Most heating systems advise having the air filter changed monthly.
• Check the thermostat: Most thermostats today are battery-powered. A very common issue is a dead battery and simply changing the battery may solve your problem.

In some cases, the heater is working, however, the home is not heated comfortably. In these situations, room-specific solutions may be needed or the home’s heating system may need a complete overhaul. Luckily, there have been some fantastic advances in the HVAC field, making it easier than ever before to attain a comfortable home.

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When Do You Need To Hire An HVAC Contractor?

In some cases, you may not be able to get your heater working again on your own. In this case, you’ll need to contact a professional. The following are some examples of when you’ll need to bring in a pro.

• Installing a new furnace or heater: If your current heater is just not getting the job done, or if you find that you’re spending more and more money every year on your heating expenses, it is probably time to upgrade your system. In this case, call us and we’ll use our expertise to determine the right type of heater and the proper size for your home.
• Ignition control or pilot light problems: Whenever dealing with the electrical or ignition systems of your heater, it is always best to have an expert heater repairman handle the job. These components usually stop working when they become clogged or start to experience electrical malfunctions.
• Mechanical problems: If your heater is making strange noises, it is best to call in the professionals. Sometimes these noises may be a simple fix, like changing a belt. However, these noises may be indicative of larger problems.

Feel free to schedule a consultation with one of our home comfort specialists. All estimates are free.

R.F. Ohl services the greater Kunkletown, Pennsylvania region, including Jim Thorpe, Lehighton, Weissport, Nesquehoning, Gilbert, and Effort as well as the following zip codes: 18229, 18330, 18331, 28235, 18058.