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Residential Furnace Repair

Residential Furnace Repair

The last thing you want in the middle of winter is to find out that your residential furnace isn’t working properly. Of course, that’s when you’re generally using your system and also when it’s most likely to break. When it does happen, you’ll want to get it fixed quickly, and that’s where Affordable Heating and Cooling comes in if you live in the Cedar Rapids, Iowa City, North Liberty, Coralville, Anamosa and the surrounding areas.


We can take care of all manner of residential furnace problems. With our 24-hour service, all you have to do is give us a call and we’ll have someone on the way as quickly as possible. They’ll check out your system, diagnose the problem and let you know how we’ll fix it and how much it will cost. We can get the work done quickly and you’ll never have to worry about paying more than you originally thought.

I bought this product in February when my furnace was having issues. The repairman was fast and helpful. He quickly explained my options, offered to call his boss, and told me I could compare prices and services before making up my mind. He fixed my furnace, in the interim and gave me a very reasonable price. I felt I could trust this dealer and will continue to call them for all future service.
– Chelle

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Residential Furnace Repair

Recognizing the Need for Residential Furnace Repair

Of course, before you can call us, you need to know there’s a problem to begin with. Many furnace problems are quite evident, but that’s not always the case. In fact, you could have a problem with your furnace for quite some time and be completely unaware of it.


Unfortunately, even if you don’t realize that a problem exists, it could still be costing you money or leading to less comfortable conditions in your home than there would be with a fully functioning system. You’ll also probably end up needing emergency repairs. If you want to avoid that type of situation, though, you’ll need to know how to spot early signs of a furnace problem.

Residential Furnace Repair
Residential Furnace Repair

What to Watch For

A good indication that you may have something wrong with your residential furnace is uneven heat in different areas of the house. A system that isn’t working quite right might not be providing heat equally to all areas of your home. In order to check for this, you may want to get some thermometers to place in different parts of your house so that you’ll know for sure if the temperature is consistent throughout.


Also, if your house is comfortable but the furnace seems to be running all of the time, there is probably something wrong. A furnace that’s working properly should stay on until your home reaches the temperature set on the thermostat and then shut off until the indoor temperature dips below that. If your system can’t seem to get the indoor temperature up to that point, it’s not working the way that it should and you should call for assistance.


Even if you don’t notice any of these physical signs, you should pay close attention to your energy bill over time. Any sudden increases that can’t be accounted for by a rise in the rates should tip you off that your furnace heating system may be using more energy than it should. A system that needs extra energy to get the same amount of work done isn’t running efficiently and there’s usually an underlying problem that requires professional repairs to remedy.

 

Our Commitment

Affordable Heating and Cooling wants to make sure that families in the Cedar Rapids, Iowa City, North Liberty, Coralville, and Anamosa metropolitan areas are warm and comfortable all winter long. If you think there may be something wrong with your furnace, just give us a call. We’ll be glad to answer any questions you may have and we’ll send someone out as soon as possible to take a look at your system. We know we wouldn’t be in business without our valued customers so we strive to provide the highest level of customer service across the board.

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