BRIDGETOWN, OHIO FURNACE MAINTENANCE

Local Furnace Maintenance Experts in Bridgetown, Ohio

Everyone who owns a home would love to avoid furnace problems as much as possible. Nevertheless, not everyone does what it takes to make this happen by scheduling a fast and affordable furnace tune up in the fall. During the cold winter months here in Southwest Ohio, the use of a heating system is a necessity. If you want to prevent furnace repair services and complete furnace replacement before your furnace’s time, it’s important to remember heating system maintenance. There are countless benefits to a well-maintained HVAC unit in addition to avoiding furnace problems and furnace failure. Your local HVAC contractor at Bridgetown Heating & Cooling knows all about heating systems and furnace maintenance. We can help you with all types of heating and air conditioning services possible!

BRIDGETOWN, OHIO HEATING & COOLING EXPERTS

Furnace & Heating System Maintenance in Bridgetown

Your local furnace experts here at Bridgetown Heating & Cooling service all brands of heating equipment, all types of furnaces, all makes, all models and all ages. In short, if it heats your home, we can help because there isn’t a heater we can’t work on or a problem we haven’t seen. In short, preventative maintenance is a great investment to make every year to keep your furnace working optimally and keep your equipment warranty active. Schedule your furnace maintenance visit today so we can send you one of our NATE-certified furnace technicians to keep your home safe and cozy throughout the winter months. To save even more money on our already low-price maintenance services and have it performed on both your A/C and furnace, check out our Service Maintenance Agreements, which reduce the price even more.

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THWART FURNACE BREAKDOWNS FROM HAPPENING

Having to deal with a furnace breakdown during the colder months of winter is a major inconvenience. Ohio winters are brutal and other HVAC contractors get busy when it gets this cold. In any case, having heat is more than a luxury. Having heat is an essential necessity. Because about 85 percent of the repairs we make on furnace breakdowns are things that could have been prevented with maintenance (at a lower cost) we suggest making an appointment with us in the fall. By having maintenance annually prior to the heating season, you’re able to prevent most of the furnace problems you’ll ever have to deal with and not have to risk losing heat when you need it most.

PROLONG EQUIPMENT LIFESPAN

Heating systems are expensive to replace. It usually costs thousands of dollars. This is part of the reason everyone wants to make their furnaces last as long as possible. In short, the best way to prolong the lifespan of your furnace and guarantee the heating system runs optimally for as long as possible is to take advantage of seasonal maintenance on a consistent basis. If you aren’t maintaining your furnace, your heating systems is likely to last less than half as long as they should. This is the reason furnace manufacturers require maintenance to be performed by an expert every year to to keep their warranties valid. The pricetag to install a brand new furnace sooner than you should need to is going to be far more than all those years of maintenance visits combined.

MAINTAIN FACTORY WARRANTIES ON EQUIPMENT

When we at Bridgetown Heating & Cooling install a new heating system, we provide each customer with a warranty from the furnace’s maker. This warranty coverage requires maintenance performed by a NATE-certified HVAC technician annually in order to remain valid. If the customer fails to have maintenance performed, the warranty is no longer good. If a warranty is void and a part fails, the customer has to pay for the repairs out of pocket, with their on own money. We suggest playing smart and playing it safe when it comes to expensive furnace systems: Our furnace maintenance services keep your home heating system protected from any potential manufacturing flaws.

IMPROVED HOME AIR QUALITY

Did you know that the air quality in your home can be up to ten times worse than the air outside? It seems crazy, but it’s true! If you’re an allergy sufferer, this is particularly bad news for you. Fortunately, there’s a simple solution that can reduce your exposure to harmful particles in your home. Yes, a tune-up really does improve air quality! This is because a good chunk of the dust, debris, mold, and pollen that finds its way into your home winds up going through the HVAC system—and then circulating back into your living space until it’s cleaned out.

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SCHEDULE A TUNE UP

Schedule a Furnace-Tune Up + Safety Check

During a Furnace Tune-Up visit from one of our NATE-certified HVAC technicians, our furnace tune-up expert comes over to your home or business to clean and inspect your heating system in addition to all of its related components and equipment. We perform vital cleanings, lubrications, inspections and perform other routine maintenance tasks during our quick visit. Our furnace inspection and furnace safety check services allow our experts to identify any areas of wear and tear and corrosion. They are able to pinpoint any parts in need of replacement before they become an expensive problem. A furnace tune-up alone can instantly improve energy efficiency by up to 30 percent or more.

HOW TO REPLACE YOUR AIR FILTER

How To Replace The Air filter in Your Furnace

If your air filter is dirty, changing it is probably the easiest way to maximize the furnace’s efficiency. In short, the entire process might take 5 minutes at most. You start by finding exactly what size air filter you need for your replacement filter. Then, you’ll substitute the old air filter with a new replacement furnace filter. After you have the replacement filter, all you need to do is go through these straightforward steps:

1. Turn off your furnace at the thermostat
2. Find your old furnace filter
3. Determine the size of your air filter
4. Remove the old filter
5. Insert the new filter
6. Return furnace to “on” position

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Furnace Maintenance FAQ

How do I ensure my heating system runs smoothly?

In addition to having heating system tune-ups performed consistently, replacing the air filter in your furnace reduces the risks of furnace breakdowns and ensures proper airflow. Airflow is extremely vital with all types of HVAC units. A clean air filter guarantees the air is able to move through the HVAC system properly and helps the furnace run more efficiently. When an air filter becomes clogged, the furnace is forced to work much harder to push the air out into the home. This adds stress to the system and increases wear and tear. This increases the likelihood of furnace problems.

How do I avoid furnace problems?

Your best defense against furnace problems is preventative maintenance. We cannot emphasize the importance of seasonal maintenance enough. By properly maintaining your heating system, our HVAC technicians are enabled to find minor issues and give you the opportunity to address them before they cause major breakdowns. This helps homeowners reduce the wear and tear on their HVAC unit and even avoid premature failure. The types of cleanings and essential tasks performed as part of furnace maintenance are effective in protecting the heating equipment while improving the furnace’s efficiency and optimizing home comfort.

How much does furnace installation usually cost?

If it’s not maintained the way it needs to be, homeowners and building owners usually need to replace their heating systems much sooner than necessary. A new furnace or heating system can cost anywhere from $1,500 to $7,200 and more. The price depends on the model you pick and the size of your house. Commercial HVAC systems can cost a lot more depending on the size of the commercial space. The average cost of installing a mid-efficiency heating system, nevertheless, is between $1,500 to $2,500. Mid-efficiency furnaces have an annual fuel utilization efficiency (AFUE) rating of 80 to 89 percent.