Residential Furnace Services in New Brighton, MN
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Expert Furnace Repair in New Brighton, MN
Our experienced HVAC technicians are highly trained and have the knowledge and skills to work on all furnace makes and models. Whether you’re dealing with a minor problem or a major issue, you can trust that we’ll fix it properly using only the highest-quality parts and materials. We regularly encounter and repair issues like faulty igniters, bad pressure or limit switches, dirty flame sensors and a variety of other problems that can prevent a furnace from working. We can also help if your furnace just isn’t heating effectively enough for any reason. From Rice Creek to the Old Highway, we’re ready to handle your furnace repair needs no matter where in New Brighton you live.
Issues That Indicate You Need Furnace Repair
When it comes to your furnace, it’s important that you watch out for and can recognize common warning signs. Prompt furnace repair is crucial for preventing things from spiraling and leading to a much bigger problem or causing your energy bills to spike.
We can help you overcome all of these issues and more:
- Rattling, squealing or other unusual noises
- Furnace shutting off before completing a full heating cycle
- Weak airflow in some rooms leading to cold spots
- Furnace running longer than normal
- Persistent burning odors
Dependable Furnace Replacement in New Brighton
Being proactive and replacing your furnace before it fully gives out is key to avoiding issues like your pipes freezing. The last thing you want is to get home from the winter farmers market only to find your furnace is dead and your house is freezing cold. Replacing your furnace can also save you money in several ways, including by lowering your heating costs and avoiding future repairs.
If you’re worried about your furnace failing, we can inspect it and advise you on whether you should replace it. We offer a range of quality furnaces from reputable brands and will help you find the right option in your price range. We also offer financing for new furnaces on approved credit.
Repair vs. Replacement: Which Option Is Best?
When deciding whether it’s worth repairing your furnace, you should consider factors like how old it is and how well it normally works. If you’re dealing with continual breakdowns or increasingly high heating costs, furnace replacement is the smarter decision. The same is also true for all of these other situations.
- Furnace over 15 years old
- Heat exchanger damaged and must be replaced
- Furnace needing frequent repairs
- Insufficient and/or uneven heating
- Your energy costs continuing to rise
Why Choose Hurlburt?
With our reliable heating services, you won’t ever have to worry about keeping warm during the winter. We understand that each home and family is different, which is why we never take a transactional or cookie-cutter approach to our work. Instead, we listen to our customers and help them find the right solution and not just what’s cheapest or easiest. Our experience, high level of customer service and top-quality workmanship have helped us earn over 6,000 5-star reviews. Our main goal is to ensure our customers are fully satisfied, and we’ll always work to make things right if they’re not.
To schedule an appointment to repair or replace your residential furnace in New Brighton, contact Hurlburt.
FAQs
Learning all you can about your furnace is helpful for spotting and troubleshooting certain issues. A bit of knowledge also goes a long way when it comes to finding the right replacement furnace for your home.
Why is my furnace blowing cold air?
Furnaces typically start blowing cold air as a result of the limit switch tripping and causing the burners to go out. This most commonly happens because the air filter is clogged and caused the furnace to overheat. It can also happen because the furnace is too large or the gas pressure is too high.
Why does my furnace make a booming sound when it comes on?
A booming sound indicates that there was a slight delay from when gas started flowing until the burners ignited. What happens is that the extra gas creates a fireball or what’s essentially a small explosion when it finally lights. This issue normally indicates that the burners are dirty and need cleaning, but it can also be a sign of a malfunctioning or worn-out igniter.
What is the difference between a conventional and a condensing furnace?
The main difference is that a conventional furnace has one heat exchanger and a condensing furnace has two. The secondary heat exchanger is what makes condensing furnaces more energy efficient, as it allows the furnace to absorb more heat from the combustion fumes before they flow outside. Most conventional furnaces are between 80% and 85% efficient, while condensing furnaces range between 90% and 98% efficient.
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