The average life expectancy of furnaces in homes today is between 16 and 20 years. If your furnace is close to this age or older, you should begin shopping. Don’t wait for an emergency . It’s wiser to replace a furnace as a planned home improvement rather than as a panic replacement when your furnace fails out in the middle of winter. By the way, if your furnace has a pilot light, it is almost certainly 25 years or older.
It doesn’t take long to spend a significant amount of money just to keep the old furnace running. Another downside to an older furnace: As it ages, it’s harder to find replacement parts, While you’re waiting for parts, your house could be getting more and more uncomfortable. We offer temporary heat while your furnace is down!
Are some rooms are too cold while others are too hot? Are you constantly adjusting the thermostat to get a good supply of heat? Your furnace may have lost its ability to properly distribute the air to keep you comfortable.
A yellow or flickering flame may be a sign that the furnace is creating poisonous carbon. Other possible signs of carbon monoxide:
Aging furnaces often make some strange noises toward the end of their life such as; banging, popping, rattling, or squealing. You may also hear the furnace blower running excessively, turning off and on frequently, or blowing cold air sometimes. These six signs may mean your furnace needs to be replaced.
IF YOU FEEL LIKE YOUR FURNACE IS SHOWING ONE OR MORE OF THESE SIGNS CONTACT US TODAY!