Heating Repair Services in Louisville & Lexington
Are parts of your house cold? Uneven heating is one sign that your heater needs attention and repair from an HVAC technician. No one enjoys getting home from work and entering a cold house. If you aren’t getting enough heat in your home, it’s time to call in the professionals.
Call Dauenhauer Heating & Cooling for heater repairs in Louisville and Lexington, Kentucky. Our expert HVAC technicians are experienced and equipped to fix any make or model of heater so that you can enjoy a comfortable home. We also offer 24/7 emergency heating repair services.
Fast Heating System Repairs
Nobody likes sitting around in the cold. Dauenhauer Heating & Cooling is committed to ensuring your comfort. Our team is committed to prompt, reliable, and transparent HVAC heating services in Louisville and Lexington. We’ll arrive on time and get to the bottom of the problem.
Our HVAC technicians are well-trained; they can work on any major brand or model of heating system, including furnaces, heat pumps, ductless mini-split systems, and more. We’ll get to the root of the problem so that when we say your heater is repaired, it stays repaired.
We hire only the best. Our technicians have outstanding customer service, will keep you in the loop, and are upfront about what they are doing and your best course of action.
7 Warning Signs You Need a Furnace Repair
Your furnace works hard over the winter. Wear and tear can strain components and even take on damage over months when you aren’t using it. Common sources of furnace damage come from animals, water, and more. Furnaces should be maintained annually, preferably before the heating season starts.
Furnaces will typically give warning signs if they require attention. Watch for these furnace repair indicators:
1. Low or Uneven Heating
If your furnace isn’t heating your house, or the rooms are heated unevenly, then it’s not doing its job. It could be from an uncalibrated thermostat, leaking ductwork, clogged ductwork, a broken fan motor, clogged burners, or dirty air filters.
2. The Furnace Won’t Turn On
Does your furnace only turn on sometimes? As furnaces age, they can become harder to turn on. If it takes several tries to turn it on, there could be problems with the electrical components, wiring, thermostat, or heat exchanger.
3. Pilot Light Isn’t Blue
A furnace pilot light should always be blue. If the pilot is yellow, then you may have a ventilation problem. The color of the flame may change when the pilot isn’t burning efficiently. This can be from a lack of oxygen or too much carbon monoxide.
4. Strong Gas Smell or the CO Alarm Goes Off
The first time you turn on your furnace, you may smell a little bit of gas. But that odor should dissipate quickly. If it doesn’t go away, there could be a clog or even a gas leak. Gas is extremely flammable. You should turn off the gas or call your gas company and ask them to do it for you. Open up your windows and evacuate your family. Then, call an HVAC technician to find and eliminate the leak.
5. Your Furnace Turns On and Off Frequently
When your furnace turns on and off frequently, it is known as short-cycling. Short-cycling can be caused by having an overly high-capacity furnace for your home, but more likely there is a problem. Short-cycling can be caused by clogged filters, malfunctioning thermostats, or problems with the air handler or duct system.
6. Funny Noises
If your furnace is making a lot of noise that it doesn’t usually make, there may be a problem. A persistent squealing, whistling, groaning, or banging sound can signal problems with the fan, belt, or ignition system.
7. Increased Energy Bills
A sudden spike in your energy bill is one of the best indicators that something is wrong with your heater. Energy bills will let you know if a big energy inefficiency may be blocking or reducing your furnace’s heat production.
If your heater is showing any of these signs, get an experienced HVAC technician to look at and repair your furnace.
Dauenhauer Plumbing, Heating & Air offers high-quality workmanship and repairs on heat pumps, furnaces, and ductless mini-split systems in Lexington, Louisville, and the surrounding areas. Contact us to schedule a heater repair visit.
