Heater and Furnace Repair Near Oakland County
Worried about repairing your furnace on your own? Feeling skeptical about an outside contractor overcharging for insufficient work? At HVAC Comfort, we don’t cut corners. Call today for a trained, licensed, and insured expert who can show up on time and provide furnace repair services that resolve your issue the first time.
Call us for Emergency Furnace Repair If:
- Your furnace fails to turn on.
- The furnace is blowing air, but it’s not warm.
- You hear unusual noises or smell bad odor from your furnace.
- You see a puddle of gas or water around the furnace.
- The furnace’s pilot light is yellow or another color that isn’t blue.
- The thermostat fails to turn on or is displaying the temperature incorrectly.
- You’re starting to see dust flying throughout your home.
- You notice inexplicable increases in your utility bills.
Call 911 immediately if your carbon monoxide detector goes off. Carbon monoxide exposure can be fatal. A byproduct of your furnace’s combustion process, carbon monoxide should be treated by your local fire department. Leave your home immediately and call emergency services.
Contact HVAC Comfort after emergency services respond to your call. If your furnace is less than 10 years old, HVAC Comfort will advise furnace repair. If your furnace is over 10 years old, our technicians will recommend replacing your furnace.
Furnace Repair Services
Our professionals know every brand and model of furnace inside and out. Whether your unit needs a thorough cleaning or a brand-new blower motor, we cover all the bases when it comes to furnace repair near Clarkston, MI. The tasks in each of our furnace repair services include:
- Replacing broken parts
- Removing dirt and dust from components
- Lubricating oil bearings
- Inspecting the fan and blower
- Examining the thermostat and controls
- Looking for potential leaks
What Your Neighbors Say About Us
Rhoshonda Knox
“HVAC Comfort has always provided EXCELLENT, speedy, effective service! Will quickly diagnosed our problem and had it resolved. We’ve used them for tune-up service, maintenance and a humidifier replacement! Thank you Will and HVAC Comfort!”
West Bloomfield
Danita Hoover
“Very pleased with their service. Called and they we’re there same day. Technician Will was very knowledgeable and helpful with my issue. Would recommend them for all your heating and cooling issues and tune ups.”
Michigan
Sima Duato
“Will is always prompt, thorough, and very pleasant. He explains what he’s doing, what’s he’s seeing and how to fix whatever is wrong. There is never any upsell with this company. We’ve been using their services for nearly 8 years.”
Oak Park
Need a New Furnace?
If you’re looking to buy a new furnace or replace your old one, HVAC Comfort can provide you with a new unit based on your home’s size and needs. We’ll also install the unit on your behalf so you get heating in your house right away. Call for a free estimate and to learn about our flexible financing options.
Heater and Furnace Repair FAQs
Why do problems occur with my furnace or heater in the first place?
With our severe Michigan winters, you need to run your furnace regularly to stay warm. When this happens, the unit requires a lot of power, which can wear out several internal parts over time. If the furnace isn’t repaired, cleaned, and maintained on a regular basis, it can fail to do its job properly until a specialist can take a look at it.
To prevent costly repairs for your furnace in the future, make sure to replace the air filter periodically, depending on the filter’s thickness. Thinner filters require more frequent replacements. Be sure also to schedule annual furnace maintenance to prevent costly problems down the road.
What does a new furnace cost?
Through Ultimate Home Comfort™, families can finance a new furnace for as little as $72 a month. If you choose to purchase your furnace outright, expect a starting price of $6,000.
What else can I do to avoid high furnace bills in the future?
In addition to routine furnace cleaning and maintenance, consider the furnace’s heat escape points. If your furnace is blowing warm air against a cracked wall or open window, close and seal these spaces to help keep heat in. If your home doesn’t have an insulated attic, walls, or floors, consider adding insulation to save on energy and heating costs.
When should I consider getting a new furnace?
If you have an older furnace (10 or more years), it may require a lot of heat and energy to keep running. The older your system is, the more likely HVAC Comfort will recommend furnace replacement over repair. Newer furnaces have efficiencies of up to 98%, so you can warm your home with less power. Energy-efficient furnaces are available with gas, propane, or electric power sources.