Furnace Repair Contractors

HELPING YOU STAY WARM IN WASHINGTON STATE

If your furnace isn’t working properly, don’t wait to get it fixed. At Product Air Heating & Cooling, LLC, our furnace repair experts accross Washington can help you get your system back up and running in no time. We offer quality repairs and troubleshooting services for all types of heating equipment, including furnaces, boilers, heat pumps, and more.

We won’t leave you out in the cold! Call us at (425) 340-3576 to schedule your free estimate.

WHAT’S INVOLVED IN A HEATER REPAIR SERVICE?

Heater repair services can vary depending on the type of system you have.

In general, our heating repair technicians will:

• Conduct a thorough inspection of your system
• Diagnose the issue
• Discuss your options with you and help you choose a course of action
• Perform any necessary repairs
• Ensure your system is functioning properly

COMMON FURNACE PROBLEMS

Are you experiencing issues with your furnace? You’re not alone! At Product Air, we understand the unique challenges that homeowners in Washington face when it comes to heating systems. Here are some of the most common furnace problems we encounter in the area:

1. Clogged Air Filters: Everett’s climate can lead to dusty conditions, causing filters to clog quickly. Restricted airflow can strain your furnace, reducing efficiency and even causing it to overheat.
2. Pilot Light or Ignition Problems: If your furnace’s pilot light frequently goes out or the ignition system fails, you may be left without heat when you need it most.
3. Thermostat Issues: An inaccurate thermostat can lead to temperature discrepancies and discomfort. It’s essential to ensure your thermostat is calibrated correctly.
4. Noisy Operation: Unusual noises such as banging, rattling, or squealing can be signs of worn-out or loose components within the furnace.
5. Frequent Cycling: If your furnace turns on and off frequently, it could be due to thermostat issues, a clogged filter, or improper sizing.
6. Uneven Heating: Inconsistent heating throughout your home may indicate ductwork problems, inadequate insulation, or a malfunctioning furnace.
7. Lack of Heat: If your furnace isn’t producing heat at all, it could be due to a variety of issues, from a faulty pilot light to a malfunctioning gas valve.
8. Carbon Monoxide Leaks: Given the cold winters in Washington State, it’s crucial to ensure your furnace isn’t leaking carbon monoxide, a potentially life-threatening issue. Install carbon monoxide detectors for added safety.

At Product Air Heating & Cooling, LLC, we have a team of experienced technicians ready to diagnose and resolve these common furnace problems. Our goal is to keep your home warm and comfortable throughout the winter, ensuring your furnace operates efficiently and safely. Don’t hesitate to contact us for all your heating needs!