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Electric Furnace Repair

A malfunctioning electric furnace can be a frustrating and inconvenient experience. That is why we offer reliable and efficient repair services, ensuring that your system is up and running as quickly as possible. Our team of experts is trained to diagnose and repair all types of electric furnace issues, from minor faults to major breakdowns.

When it comes to electric furnace installation, our team uses only the most reliable and high-quality materials, ensuring that your system operates efficiently and effectively for years to come. We understand that the installation process can be overwhelming, but our team will guide you through every step of the way, from selecting the right electric furnace to ensuring that the installation process is completed correctly.

Furnace repair or installation is available for both residential and commercial properties. We will provide you with a no-obligation quote for your specific requirements. Our team is here to help.

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Frequently Asked Questions

An electric furnace is a type of heating system that uses electricity as its energy source to produce heat. It typically consists of a heating element, a blower or fan, and controls to regulate temperature and air flow. Electric furnaces are commonly used in areas where natural gas or other fuel sources are not available or practical.
1. Efficiency: Electric furnaces are highly efficient at converting electrical energy into heat, making them a cost-effective option for home heating. 2. Safe: Electric furnaces do not produce any harmful emissions or fumes, making them a safer and cleaner option compared to gas or oil furnaces. 3. Easy to install: Electric furnaces are typically easier to install than gas or oil furnaces since they don’t require a fuel line or exhaust vent. This can make installation quicker and more affordable.
An electric furnace uses heating elements, usually made of nichrome or other alloys, to generate heat. When an electrical current passes through the elements, they become hot, and a fan or blower then blows air over the elements, distributing the heated air throughout the house. The furnace is controlled by a thermostat that regulates temperature and air flow.
Blown fuses or tripped circuit breakers Malfunctioning thermostat Broken heating elements Clogged air filters Faulty blower motors Poorly installed wiring or loose connections Overheating due to blocked air vents or dirty filters. Regular maintenance, such as replacing air filters and cleaning the blower, can help prevent many of these issues. It’s important to have any problems with an electric furnace addressed by a licensed professional to ensure safety and proper functioning.
The amount of electricity used by an electric furnace will depend on factors such as the size of the furnace, the temperature set by the thermostat, and the insulation and air sealing of the home. While electric furnaces are generally efficient, they can use a significant amount of electricity, especially during cold weather. Regular maintenance and energy-saving measures, such as properly sealing windows and doors, can help reduce energy consumption and lower electricity bills.
Yes, an electric furnace does need maintenance to ensure it is functioning properly and efficiently. Regular maintenance tasks include cleaning or replacing air filters, inspecting the blower and heating elements, and checking for loose or faulty wiring. It’s important to have a licensed professional perform any necessary repairs or maintenance to ensure safety and proper functioning.
It’s recommended to service an electric furnace at least once a year to ensure it is functioning properly and efficiently. This includes cleaning or replacing air filters, inspecting the blower and heating elements, and checking for loose or faulty wiring. It’s important to have a licensed professional perform any necessary repairs or maintenance to ensure safety and proper functioning.