BRIDGETOWN, OHIO HEATING & COOLING EXPERTS
Furnace & Heating System Repairs in Bridgetown
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4 Signs That Your Furnace Needs Serviced
IT’S AN OLDER FURNACE
TEMPERATURES ARE HARD TO MANAGE
If you’re having difficulty regulating the temperature levels in your home or building and it seems like you are always having to adjust the thermostat to get the right level of comfort and heat, it might not be the thermostat that’s the cause of the problem. Your furnace or heating unit might be struggling to consistently distribute heat throughout your dwelling or building the way it needs to be distributing it. The best way to figure out if your heating system isn’t working properly is to call a professional like Bridgetown Heating & Cooling so we will look into the problem.
YOUR HEATING BILLS ARE ON THE RISE
YELLOW PILOT LIGHT OR STRANGE SOUNDS
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Fast Furnace Services Calls in Bridgetown, Ohio
When you call Bridgetown Heating & Cooling for a Service Call on an HVAC unit, you have the advantage of working with a reputable contractor that’s able to service both residential HVAC systems as well as commercial HVAC units with skill and precision. We have been working in area homes for 50 years as a member of the Five Star Family. That’s half of a century! We can use that experience to give you not only the best HVAC services available in the industry during your service call but also the most superior customer service as well. Because our business is family-owned and local, we believe that we should treat every one of our customers with the same importance and care that we would give to a member of our own family.
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Expert Emergency Furnace Repairs in Bridgetown, Ohio
Wintertime is extremely cold here in Southwestern Ohio. If your heat is out, your heating emergency becomes our heating emergency and we respond right away by sending a friendly emergency furnace repair expert in your area. Fast and friendly emergency furnace repairs are always an easy phone call away when you choose Bridgetown Heating & Cooling. We can fix any and all residential and commercial heating systems problems in a single visit. We fix all types of heating systems, heat pumps, and furnaces. Repair all makes and models. In short, if it has to do with heating or home comfort, our experts can always help.
Heating System Repair FAQ
Why is my furnace blowing cold air?
If your heating system is blowing cold air in your home or business, this is a sign of a problem with either the flame detector, air filter, gas supply, pilot light, or condensate line. Many of these problems can be solved on your own by sanitizing and replacing components. Nevertheless, if you own a gas furnace, you should call an expert. One of the most common problems that homeowners with forced-air heating systems have to deal with is a furnace blowing cold air. It’s extremely unpleasant and can even be unhealthy in colder weather. If you’re having issues with your furnace blowing cold air, the first thing to check is the fan setting. If your fan needs to be repaired or replaced, one call to Bridgetown Heating & Cooling puts our highly trained HVAC technicians at your service.
Why is my furnace running nonstop?
Check your furnace’s fan setting on the thermostat. Make sure your HVAC system’s fan is set to “auto” and that it hasn’t been switched to the “on” setting. When a furnace’s fan is set to the “on” position, it runs continuously even when there isn’t heat being generated. After checking the fan setting, check the system’s fan limit switch. This requires a manual override. If this does not fix the problem of nonstop operation and your furnace is still continuously running, give Bridgetown Heating & Cooling a call. We’d be happy to send over a furnace expert near you to help with the problem.
Why does my furnace keep shutting on and off?
This is called short cycling. One of the most common causes of short cycling is a dirty air filter. If the filter is dirty, you can resolve the problem quickly and cheaply on your own. If this not the cause of the problem, you need to check your thermostat to make sure something isn’t affecting its reading, such as direct sunlight, heat coming from a register, appliance, or something else.
If nothing else, the worst-case scenario for short cycling is due to poor furnace installation. If a furnace doesn’t get sized properly for a home or building space, it can short-cycle.