Emergency Furnace Repair

You set the thermostat, wait for that familiar click—and nothing happens. No sound, no heat, just a cold house getting colder by the minute. This can come from power issues, thermostat problems, or the furnace failing to ignite safely. Sometimes it’s a simple fix, sometimes it’s deeper, but either way, we’ll track it down and get your furnace running again.

The furnace is running, air is coming out of the vents, but it’s cold and uncomfortable. That usually points to a problem with how the system is heating the air, not moving it. It could be a dirty sensor, a thermostat issue, or burners that aren’t lighting properly. We’ll find the cause and get warm air flowing again where it should.

Your furnace kicks on, starts to warm things up, then shuts off before the house ever feels comfortable. This constant starting and stopping is frustrating, and it’s really hard on the system. Overheating, airflow restrictions, or safety sensors are often behind it. We’ll fix what’s triggering the shutdowns so your furnace can run normally again.

A furnace shouldn’t bang, rattle, or screech every time it runs. Those sounds usually mean something is loose, worn down, or struggling to move properly. Ignoring the noise can turn a small repair into a bigger problem. We’ll pinpoint where the sound is coming from and take care of it before it gets worse.

If you smell gas, leave the house right away and call your gas utility company from outside or a safe location. They’re equipped to handle active gas leaks and make the area safe. Then you can call us for a deeper inspection and repairs.

If you notice a strong burning smell (common when you first turn on the furnace system for the year) that doesn’t fade, turn off the unit and call for furnace service.

Some rooms feel fine, others stay cold no matter how high the thermostat is set. That’s a common sign of airflow or system balance problems. Duct issues, blower trouble, or thermostat placement can all play a role. We’ll look at how air is moving through your home and make adjustments so your heat reaches every room more evenly.