Furnaces

The cost of repairing a furnace can be a wide range depending on the level of repair needed. This could be from a couple hundred dollars to into the thousands. Some factors to consider that contribute to that price are service and diagnostic fees, age, size and condition of your furnace. However, if your furnace is still under warranty, there’s a chance that those parts may be covered. If your furnace is no longer under warranty, the cost will vary depending on which parts you need replaced.

If your furnace stops working, it could be a variety of things that may have caused this. A few factors that could cause this are thermostat issues, clogged air filter, dirt/debris blocking air flow, dirty burners, furnace not lubricated properly, faulty igniter, or the heat exchanger is cracked. These are just a few possibilities of what the issue could be. However, furnaces are complex systems and we don’t recommend you try to repair or diagnose your system on your own.

We recommend that you make sure the circuit breaker is not tripped and in the “ON” position. Also, you can make sure there is a call for heat on the thermostat.

Depending on the issues involved with your furnace and what needs to be repaired, the amount of time needed to repair a furnace can vary. However, the typical length of time is between 30 minutes to 1 hour.