LONGVIEW HEATER REPAIR

The truth is that most HVAC systems are fairly complicated pieces of equipment, and all require periodic repairs over the course of their lifetime. Everything from faulty thermostats to ditty air filters may affect your heater’s performance, and while it can be difficult for the average homeowner to spot these issues at the onset, our technicians have been around long enough to identify problems quickly. Our quality team has handled a range of heating issues overtime, and always comes equipped with the right tools to get the job done quickly and efficiently. For HVAC experts that will never leave you out in the cold, make sure to schedule an appointment with Rawhide Electric Services next time your heater needs work.

Common warning signs for heater repairs include:

• No warm air – If your heater is not warming your home, there is a problem. Common causes for no hot air include a broken thermostat or dirty air filter.
• Thermostat reading the wrong temp – Your thermostat is the brain of your HVAC system. It tells the unit how much heat to output based on what the temperature is. If your thermostat is broken, your heater won’t know how much to heat your space.
• Strange sounds – Heaters inevitably make noise when turned on, but if you hear clanking, rattling, or rumbling, it’s time to call an HVAC tech. These can indicate issues with your heater belt, fan, or loose parts.
• Poor air quality – Do you find yourself always coughing or wheezing when the heater is on? It might be time to change your air filters. Dirty air filters release pollutants into the air that can harm your health.

How Long Does A Heater Last?

On average most heaters last anywhere from 15 to 20 years. In some rare instances a furnace can last more than 30 years. Proper maintenance and repairs on your heater every year should easily make your furnace last longer than the minimum 15 years.