Don’t wait around in the cold. Call us to schedule heater repair services when you need them.
Is your heater unresponsive? Does the air blowing out not get hot enough to actually heat your house? If you’re experiencing issues like these or others, you’re in need of heater repair.
Trademasters Heating & Cooling can help. Our expert technicians make repairing your heater simple and straightforward. With us, you are just one call away from having a perfectly functioning heater again.
Reliable Heater Repair Services
When you need furnace repair, you want to go with a trustworthy repair service. Unreliable services often cause more of a problem than they solve.
Trademasters Heating & Cooling stands out as a dependable and trustworthy option. We are fully licensed, insured, and certified. Plus, our state-certified technicians are efficient and always on schedule.
We also stand by the work we do. To show this, we offer a one-year warranty to back everything up.
On top of repairs, we also offer other HVAC services. We provide everything from general HVAC repair to heater maintenance. So, we’re there for all your HVAC needs and can even treat multiple issues at once if necessary.
Emergency Heater Repair
Heating system repair isn’t something you tend to need at convenient times. If your heater goes down in the morning, you can schedule service in the evening. However, if it goes down in the middle of a cold winter night, you may need immediate help.
In this scenario, you want to be able to call someone who can get you immediate help. Otherwise, you may face an uncomfortable and potentially dangerous situation if you don’t have heat.
Trademasters Heating & Cooling is always here for you with our 24/7 emergency heater repair services. We’ll be there to get your heater working again, no matter what time it is. Our emergency services give you one more reason to rely on the professionals at Trademasters Heating & Cooling.
Signs You Need Heater Repair
Sometimes, the need for heating repair is obvious. Your heater will stop working or will experience some other glaring issue.
However, sometimes it isn’t as obvious. Your heater could have a small issue that is affecting its operation, but you aren’t sure whether it warrants a repair.
Watching out for some of these smaller signs can let you know you’ll soon need heater repair.
- The heater isn’t responding appropriately: A heater that isn’t heating the house properly could be facing a number of different issues.
- The thermostat isn’t working: If there is an issue between the thermostat and the heater, then the heater won’t get to the temperatures the thermostat is set for.
- Air from the heater smells strange: The heater may have a buildup of mold or mildew somewhere in the system.
- Strange sounds are coming from the heater: When mechanical parts start clanging together, it is clearly a bad sign. It could indicate a problem that will get worse with additional use.
- The pilot light has an odd color: The pilot light should be a strong, bright blue flame.
- Your home’s heating is uneven: Uneven heating may point to a problem with the way the system is distributing air.
- Your energy bills have unexpectedly gone up: Any number of problems with your heater may cause it to have to work harder to provide the same level of heating. A change like this will result in higher energy bills.
Benefits of Professional Heater Repair
With professional residential heater repair from Trademasters Heating & Cooling, you get several benefits. The most obvious of these is a heater that works again.
However, other benefits include:
- More effective and reliable heating in your home
- More efficient heating
- Lower energy bills
- A one-year warranty to back everything up
- Peace of mind knowing that your system will run well
Get your heater up and running again quickly. Schedule your heater repair appointment with Trademasters Heating & Cooling by calling (252) 503-2760 today.
FAQs
What Are the Most Common Furnace Problems?
The most common furnace problems are a clogged or dirty filter, thermostat issues, ignition or pilot light issues, and lack of maintenance. Electrical, gas supply, and motor blower problems are also common.
Where Is the Reset Button on a Furnace?
The reset button is usually inside the blower compartment. It is usually red or yellow to make it easier to find.
How Do You Fix a Heater That Isn’t Working?
You can make sure the thermostat is set correctly, change the filter, and check that the gas supply is on. If this doesn’t solve the issue, you may want to call for heater repair services.
