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Professional Furnace Repair Services in Broomfield, CO

Furnace Repair Services

Colder air means it's time to turn on the furnace, and it's not uncommon to find issues when you first start it. That's why Aire Serv of the Front Range provides expert furnace repair services in Frederick, Broomfield, Dacono, Erie, and surrounding communities.

With upfront pricing, anytime service, and our Neighborly Done Right Promise, you can trust our team to help you and your family stay warm throughout the season. Contact us today to schedule furnace repair service!

Professional Furnace Repair Services in Broomfield, CO
Furnace Repair Services
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  • Furnaces are heating devices used to generate heat. They come in different types, each with its own unique features and capabilities. Some common types of furnaces include:

  • Unlike forced air furnaces, electric furnaces use heating elements instead of a combustion chamber to generate heat.

  • A gas furnace uses natural gas or propane as its fuel source and is known for its high efficiency and cost-effectiveness.

  • Similar to gas furnaces, oil furnaces also use a combustion chamber to generate heat but use oil as their fuel source.

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Most Common Furnace Problems

When you notice signs of a failing furnace, don't hesitate to contact our team. Some of the most common furnace issues include: 

  • Lack of maintenance 
  • Faulty ignition systems
  • Gas supply problems
  • Malfunctioning thermostat 
  • Pilot light failure
  • Failure of the furnace's mechanical components
  • Blockages in the furnace vents
Most Common Furnace Problems
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  • Your furnace is one of the most important appliances in your home, especially during cold winter months. It keeps you and your family warm and comfortable when temperatures drop. A furnace can develop problems over time and may require repairs. Some of the most common signs your furnace needs repairs include:

    Loud or unusual noises

    If your furnace is making loud, banging, or rattling noises, it could be a sign of a mechanical issue.

    Increasing energy bills

    If you have noticed a significant increase in your energy bills without any changes in usage, it could mean that your furnace is not working efficiently and needs repairs.

    Uneven heating

    If you notice some rooms are cooler than other, it could indicate there is an issue with your furnace.

    Yellow burner flame

     A yellow or flickering flame instead of a steady blue one can indicate a carbon monoxide leak and should be checked immediately.

    Frequent cycling

    If your furnace turns on and off frequently, it could be due to a faulty thermostat or a problem with the blower motor.

    Strange smells

    If you notice a musty or burning smell coming from your furnace, it could mean there is an issue with the electrical components or a gas leak. 

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