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The Heater Repair Terre Haute Residents Trust

Signs Your Furnace Needs Repair

Short and frigid winters are typical in Terre Haute. If you’re accustomed to this type of weather, you know how to prepare to stay comfortable until things warm up. However, if you’ve been having heater problems that haven’t been addressed, you’re already behind the eight-ball.

The Heater Repair Terre Haute Residents Trust
Signs Your Furnace Needs Repair
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    • Yellow Pilot Light - The pilot light on your furnace should always be blue, never yellow. When it turns a different color, this is a sign of a possible carbon monoxide leak or another life-threatening event that requires a professional’s evaluation.
    • Dirty Filters - When filters are dirty or clogged, they can cause your heat exchanger to malfunction, overheat, and completely shut down. If you notice issues with your heater, your filters may need a little TLC. Dirty filters can also lead to the next item on the list: weak airflow.
    • Weak Airflow - Weak or inadequate airflow could result from thermostat complications, blockages in air ducts, or improper circulation. As mentioned, a dirty, grimy, or even soot-covered air filter could also be to blame. Unfortunately, restricted airflow can lead to overheating issues, which in turn result in heaters that won’t heat. When a heater is blowing cold air, it’s likely that weak airflow is to blame.
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At Aire Serv of Terre Haute, we offer competitively priced heater repair services. Our licensed, qualified, and top-rated HVAC service professionals have worked with gas and electric heaters, fixing some of the simplest and most complicated issues. We thoroughly assess your heater, consider all repair options, and communicate our findings with you so you can make an informed decision.

In need of trusted heater repair services near you? Contact us online or call us to schedule your service appointment!

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From tune-ups and maintenance to heater repair and air conditioning replacement, we provide services that keep the air you breathe clean and and keep your home or business at the perfect temperature.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Most heaters have a life expectancy of up to 20 years with regular maintenance. An old heater that hasn’t been serviced in years can become inefficient and cost you more to operate. Ensure that you have your HVAC replaced after about 15 years to be safe.

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