Furnace Repair Near Lombard, IL

Most importantly, if the carbon monoxide detector that is attached to your furnace goes off, turn your furnace off immediately, open the windows around your house, and call us immediately. Carbon monoxide leaks are extremely dangerous and can result in death if not dealt with immediately.

Is your home unable to sustain a comfortable temperature? This is an indicator that your furnace may be experiencing issues that will require a professional repair soon. When your furnace is not able to provide adequate heating, it’s usually due either to leaking ductwork or a thermostat issue. In either situation, you will need to contact our team for professional assistance.

The average lifespan of a furnace is between 15 and 20 years, depending on how well it has been maintained. As your furnace ages, it can run into power issues which may result in difficulty starting up. If you are needing to restart your furnace throughout the day, you will need to call our pros for repair. If your furnace is older, this can sometimes call for a full replacement.

If you’ve been noticing strong, gassy odors coming from your furnace, there may be a gas leak due to excess dust build-up. If you smell abnormal smells emitting from your furnace, make sure to call our pros at (630) 576-9235 to have your furnace assessed.

Your furnace is naturally a loud operation, but in the event something is wrong with the unit, it can produce odd banging or whistling noises as a result. If your furnace is making abnormal noises, call us right away to diagnose the issue and repair your unit.

The pilot light color on your furnace should always be a blue tint. If your furnace’s pilot light is a different color, particularly yellow, you need to call us right away. A yellow pilot light means there is a ventilation problem within the unit. The color changes from blue to yellow when carbon monoxide and other gasses do not dissipate correctly. This can cause a carbon monoxide leak in your house which is particularly dangerous. Carbon monoxide is a silent killer as it is both colorless and odorless. If your pilot light is not blue, do not wait until it’s too late, schedule a repair immediately.