Furnace Service The Woodlands, TX

Many homeowners think that they can only call for furnace repair in The Woodlands, TX when their heater stops working entirely. However, there are usually signs that your furnace is dying before that happens. Look for the following things, then call us as soon as you notice them

We’ll do our best to complete your furnace repair in The Woodlands, TX or greater Houston area before your hot air disappears entirely. Call when:

• Your furnace stops blowing hot air
• Your furnace doesn’t seem to be responding to changes you make to your thermostat
• Your furnace turns off and on rapidly without heating anything
• Your furnace won’t turn off
• You are cold at home even though your furnace seems to be running well

Call us as soon as you notice an issue and we’ll send someone out for The Woodlands, TX furnace repair ASAP!

When it comes to heating homes, few systems boast the track record that the furnace does. For furnace replacement in The Woodlands, TX, both gas and electric furnaces are used throughout our area. If you are serious about heating your home in an effective and reliable manner, you cannot go wrong in investing in a furnace.

When it’s time for furnace installation or furnace replacement in The Woodlands, TX, it absolutely must be completed by a skilled, trained professional. After all, the only way in which you can even hope to use your furnace safely is if it is installed properly every step of the way. You’ll have no doubt about that when you work with us.

The first question that you should ask yourself when considering a furnace replacement in The Woodlands, TX is what type of fuel you’ll use. Propane is an option to consider but must be delivered and stored on-site. Natural gas is piped directly to the furnace, and is quite affordable, but does require proximity to a natural gas main and that you have the necessary gas piping in place.

Electricity is a more expensive way in which to generate heat but is available just about everywhere, and modern electric furnaces do work with exceptional efficiency, though the price of the electricity itself may run a bit high. Once you’ve decided on this, we’ll figure out just how big of a furnace you need to effectively and efficiently heat your home. You don’t want an undersized system in your residence, but remember that bigger is not inherently better when it comes to a furnace.

Reach out to us if you have any questions or are ready to start your The Woodlands, TX furnace replacement!

With routine furnace maintenance in The Woodlands, TX, you can help to keep your repair needs as few and far between as possible. You can also extend the life of your system, which means replacing it less often, if ever!

Furnace maintenance in the Woodlands, TX doesn’t have to be a mystery! Our professional service technicians will explain their process every step of the way, with upfront pricing and no-pressure equipment upgrades.

When you call us for furnace maintenance in The Woodlands, TX, we’ll:

• Visually inspect your whole HVAC system
• Change your filters
• Test each component of your furnace against the manufacturer’s published standards
• Clean out any dust and debris that may have gathered in your furnace
• Let you know if anything needs to be repaired

Nothing lasts forever, including your heating system. Over time, the components of your heating system will wear down and occasionally fail. Whether you need a boiler tune up in The Woodlands or a full heating replacement, you can rely on Expert Air to take care of all your heating needs.

Call us immediately if you notice any of these signs of needing heating repair in The Woodlands, TX:

• Your heating is not working
• Your heater will not switch off or may cycle on and off so quickly that you will not get warm
• Your heater is blowing chilly air
• Your heater is generating unusual or loud noises
• Your heater does not respond to temperature changes made at the thermostat
• Even though the heater appears to be working well, you are too chilly at home
• Your monthly energy bill increased unexpectedly