Five sounds your furnace makes, and which ones mean call us today
A short guide to the bangs, hums and whistles of a forced-air system, from 'ignore it' to 'turn it off now'.
Normal: a soft whoosh and a click
The igniter clicks, the burners light with a soft whoosh and the blower starts a minute later. That’s a healthy furnace.
Watch it: a hum that won’t stop
A constant hum from the blower after the heat has stopped usually means a stuck relay. It’s not dangerous, but it wastes power. Book a visit this week.
Call today: bangs or screeches
A bang at start-up means gas is building up before it lights. A screech means a failing blower bearing. Turn the system off and call us.
Leave now: a hiss and a smell of gas
Get out, leave the door open and call the gas company from outside. Then call us.
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Same fixed prices, usually same day.
All servicesHeating & coolingA quiet, efficient heat pump that heats and cools, sized room by room, with the rebate paperwork filed for you.
HeatingNo heat tonight, or a furnace on its last winter. We diagnose on the first visit and carry the common parts on every van.
CoolingWarm air from the vents or a unit that won't stop running. Most AC repairs are done in one visit.
Straight answers.
No. The price on your work order is the price, whether we come at 2 p.m. on a Tuesday or 2 a.m. on a holiday. Emergency visits have a flat $129 call-out that's waived if you go ahead with the repair.
For most jobs we use a 15-minute video call or the photos you send. For bigger jobs the tech confirms the price on site before any work starts, and it doesn't change.
Yes: 0% for 18 months on approved credit, or plans up to 10 years. Applying takes about 60 seconds and is a soft check that won't affect your score.
Our average emergency arrival is 64 minutes across the valley, and most towns are faster. Night crews are awake and on shift, not on call from bed.
For leaks, close the main water valve. For a gas smell, leave the house and call the gas company first. For sparks or burning smells, switch off the main breaker if it's safe to reach.
Something not working? We can usually be there today.
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