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Furnace Repair Service
So the furnace went out (again). We might be the last people you want to talk to, but in a situation like this, SimpliComfort Service Experts Heating & Air Conditioning in Birmingham should be your very first call. It doesn’t matter if it’s early in the morning or late at night – our NATE-certified technicians on call at all hours, every day of the year. We’ll be there in a jiffy and get the job done fast – so you can get back to more important things and not have to worry about needing another furnace repair anytime soon.
Whether your furnace is electric, gas, duel fuel, heat pump, oil or a boiler. We have all the tools and knowledge needed to get the job done well the first time. Think of the repair process as though our technician were skilled doctor, working determinedly to diagnose and provide the correct prescription for your home’s comfort problem.
What you need to know when you suspect your furnace needs a repair service:
- If you notice an intense gas smell, call SimpliComfort Service Experts right away.
- If your furnace isn’t running, look for the emergency shut off and check you breaker. Switch them off, then on again. If the furnace still won’t work, contact us to determine the source of the problem.
Need one of our expert in Birmingham for a furnace repair service ASAP? Call 205-730-9333 to get an appointment scheduled.
4 Important Points About Furnace Repair
1. Make sure your thermostat is set to “heat”
There are a lot of things to keep in mind when seasons change, so it’s understandable that you could forget to switch your thermostat over to “heat.” Double check to make sure yours is set correctly.
2. Check your furnace switch
Your furnace switch looks like a normal light switch and should be in the Up, or On, position. Once On, your furnace should turn on in a couple minutes as most systems utilize built-in delays.
3. Change your furnace filter
Dirty filters are one of the most common reasons for inefficient furnace performance. Be sure you’re changing your filter every one to three months for optimal performance.
4. Check the circuit breaker
Go to your home’s circuit breaker panel and find the breaker that controls your furnace. Determine if it is in the middle position or the Off position. If it is, cycle the breaker to Off and reset it to the On position.