Madeira, Ohio Furnace Repair

Signs Your Furnace Needs Repaired

The team at Rusk is highly trained and very skilled at everything HVAC. Our installation technicians are professionally qualified to oversee all furnace repairs and replacements for gas, oil, and electric systems. We diligently perform high-quality repairs, and when we’re finished, you’ll be sure that your heating system functions optimally, keeping your family comfortable and safe even on the most frigid winter nights.

Here are some of the common signs that you need furnace repair from Rusk:

Your Furnace Won’t Power On

Check to see that your circuit breaker for your furnace isn’t tripped, and your furnace still won’t power on, it can cause danger for your family if the temperatures drop below freezing. The problem could be as simple as needing to replace the air filter, but it can also be an issue with the blower motor, pilot light, thermostat, or condensate pan.

Higher Energy Bills

If you notice a spike in your heating bills, it’s often because of a furnace that is operating inefficiently. It needs to be inspected by an expert to catch developing issues before they progress into major, costly problems. The longer you wait to diagnose the situation, the more likely you will incur more expensive solutions.

Strange Sounds from Your Heating System

It’s relatively normal for a furnace to make odd sounds when it is powering on or changing cycles, but loud noises, all of a sudden, can indicate a dangerous situation. If you hear repetitive rattling, vibrating, banging, squealing, or clicking, contact the friendly team Rusk to come to your home and thoroughly inspect your furnace and ventilation system. We’ll get to the bottom of the issue and ensure that your heating system functions safely.

Cold Spots

Do you notice that some of the spaces in your home are colder than others? Whether you have a heat pump, furnace, or another heating system, uneven temperatures throughout your home can indicate poor airflow.

If your heating system produces weak airflow, it could indicate a dirty or clogged filter, leaky air ducts, improperly installed ducting, or incorrectly sized ductwork. If these problems sound familiar, give our helpful team a call to come and inspect your system.

Poor airflow can result from an inefficient blower motor, ducting issues, or problems with your temperature sensors. Our technicians know the common troubleshooting steps to get to the root of the problem quickly.