Furnace Repairs

• Furnace isn’t turning on – If your furnace will not turn on, you may have trouble with the thermostat or the unit itself.
• It’s been a while since you bought the furnace – The average furnace lasts about 10-15 years or sometimes longer if you care for it. If your furnace is over 15 years old and continues to cause problems, replacement may be a better long-term choice than repeated repairs.
• An increase in energy bill – If you notice a higher utility bill without any changes to your usage, your furnace may be working inefficiently. When your furnace is damaged, it uses more energy to keep your home warm.
• Room is not warm enough – If the room feels colder than the thermostat setting, you may have a faulty thermostat or clogged air filters. Blocked filters require your furnace to work harder to push out warm air.

We have completed thousands of jobs over the last 61 years, growing our knowledge with every project.

As a third-generation HVAC company, our family has passed down knowledge and values, providing practical solutions that deliver quality services for every customer.

Routine maintenance offers your best defense against unexpected furnace problems.

You can help prevent breakdowns by following these steps:

• Change your air filters every 1–3 months.
• Schedule an annual furnace tune-up.
• Keep vents and registers clear of obstructions.

We also recommend that Columbia homeowners check outdoor vents after storms. Wind-blown debris or fallen leaves can clog the system, reducing efficiency. Completing a simple inspection each season, especially after high pollen counts or heavy rain, will reduce wear and extend your furnace’s lifespan. If you notice unusual noises or weakened airflow, acting quickly keeps repairs minor and maintains consistent comfort at home.