Furnace Repair in Milton

Also Serving Mississauga, Oakville, Burlington, and Halton Hills

Your home's furnace plays a critical role in keeping your property's interior comfortable. Unfortunately, there comes a time when all equipment malfunctions, leaving you with no other option but to find ways to repair it. Luckily, a reliable and professional home service company can provide quality and affordable furnace repair in Georgetown and the surrounding areas.

HVAC Link is a licensed heating and cooling company in Ontario, providing unparalleled furnace repair and maintenance solutions in Milton, Georgetown, Oakville, Halton Hills, Mississauga, and the surrounding areas. Our technicians offer furnace maintenance and repair services with high adherence to industry codes, high dedication to the customer, and excellence in performing each repair project with a high level of quality.

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Common Furnace Issues

One of the last things you want to deal with as a homeowner is a malfunctioning furnace in the dead of winter. While you may require an emergency furnace repair to restore your home's heating system today, understanding the problem affecting your furnace’s functionality can help you diagnose other issues early. Diagnosing the issue early saves you significant money on potentially expensive repairs and replacements in the future, while also preventing a complete breakdown when you need the unit most.

Below is a list of the common problems that might be causing your furnace to function inefficiently:

Malfunctioning thermostat
Weak or flickering coloured pilot light
Dirty and clogged filters
Frayed or problematic blower belt
Cracked heat exchanger
A dirty and clogged blower
Worn bearings

The Difference between Furnace Repair and Maintenance

Many people use the words "repair" and "maintenance" interchangeably, but the two terms have different meanings. When speaking of furnace repair, it means any action taken to restore a furnace to its proper function after it has failed.

Typically, the level of repair work (and the related costs) depends on the extent of failure causing the malfunction. There are two types of equipment failure, and they include:

Partial failure

When your furnace or HVAC has a partial failure, it means that it works to some extent despite the issue. It can still operate, but it presents safety risks or may run inefficiently. It would be best to Call an HVAC professional such as HVAC Link to resolve the issue as soon as possible to prevent total equipment breakdown, which warrants high repair costs.

Complete failure

With a complete failure, a furnace is unavailable for us as it can't fulfill its heating purpose until a professional HVAC technician comes and repairs it. For instance, a broken thermostat can render a furnace completely inoperable until a service technician attends to it.

On the other hand, maintenance is any action taken to keep the furnace in healthy working condition. Preventative maintenance works to preserve the equipment's functionality, safety, and performance throughout its lifespan.

When Should You Call a Technician for Furnace Repairs?

While your furnace provides much-needed heating during the chilly winter season, the equipment also facilitates air distribution for the AC during the hot summer days. Therefore, it's critical to ensure that your furnace is in excellent working condition all year long.

Sometimes your furnace may fail partially, and that's when an ounce of prevention is better than a pound of cure. But some signs warrant the need for emergency professional furnace repairs. Here are some problems that require you to call an expert asap.

rEQUEST a qUOTE

Smelling Gas
If you smell gas, it means there's a leak. That's a serious problem, and you need to act quickly by calling a professional.

Other indications of gas leaks include hissing, whistling, dead or dying plants near the gas pipes, bubbling water, or a damaged connection to gas appliances.

Combustion Problems
If you notice a problem with your furnace's heat-producing function, call a technician immediately. You can diagnose combustion issues when an unusual odour emanates from the furnace, or there's an unexplainable uptick in your monthly utility bills. Remember, combustion issues often result in higher CO emissions, a serious health hazard. Therefore, call an expert to attend to your furnace right away.

choosing HVAC Link for emergency furnace repair in Georgetown

Why Choose HVAC Link?

Do you have a malfunctioning furnace in your home? Such an HVAC problem can lead to issues for your unit and family, but you can prevent them by working with the experts. Contact HVAC Link today and experience high-quality and reliable furnace repair in Georgetown and the surrounding areas.

Keep your HVAC equipment maintained all year long with our maintenance checklist.

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