Heating & Furnace Repair in Euless, TX

Ignitor Failure

The ignitor is responsible for starting the gas in your furnace's combustion chamber. Ignitors can become worn out or damaged. This can lead to the furnace not turning on or providing insufficient heat. 

Dirty Air Filter

The air filter traps dust, dirt, and debris, preventing them from entering the furnace and circulating throughout your home. When the air filter becomes clogged, it restricts airflow, causing the furnace to work harder and potentially overheat. This can lead to reduced efficiency, increased energy consumption, and the potential breakdown of the system. 

Dirty Flame Sensor

The flame sensor is responsible for detecting the presence of a flame in the combustion chamber. It can become covered in dirt, dust, or oxidation, impairing its ability to detect the flame accurately. When this happens, the furnace may not ignite or may shut off shortly after starting. 

A Pilot Light Gone Bad

Older furnace models often use a pilot light to ignite the gas. If the pilot light goes out or fails to stay lit, the furnace will not produce heat. Common causes of a pilot light going bad include a faulty thermocouple, a blocked pilot tube, or a gas supply issue. 

Gas Supply Problems

Speaking of gas supply issues, furnaces rely on a steady supply of natural gas or propane. Gas supply problems can occur due to various reasons, such as a gas leak, a closed gas valve, or a problem with the gas meter. Insufficient gas supply can result in the furnace not igniting or providing inadequate heat

Contact the Euless heating and furnace repair team at Sudden Service by calling (817) 985-3613 or by connecting with us online to get a free estimate.

When to Replace vs. Repair Your Heater

We prioritize keeping you informed about the status of your heating and cooling systems. That's why we provide a comprehensive system assessment as part of our repair and maintenance calls. 

Here are some of the key elements included in our assessment that can help homeowners decide whether simple repair will be sufficient, or if the time has come to replace their heater. 

• Electrical safety check: We thoroughly inspect the electrical connections of your HVAC system to ensure they are secure and functioning properly. This helps prevent fire hazards and potentially costly repairs.
• Ventilation check: Our assessment includes a thorough inspection of all ventilation components to identify any potential issues.
• Compressor inspection: The compressor plays a crucial role in storing energy within your HVAC system. Our inspection is aimed at making sure it is working efficiently and effectively.
• Gas leak inspection: Your family's safety is our priority, which is why we meticulously check gas components, including carbon monoxide, for any signs of leaks or hazards. 
• Check and replace filters: Clean filtration and proper airflow are essential for optimal HVAC performance. As part of our assessment, we evaluate your filters.
• Condenser coil cleaning and Inspection: As part of our assessment, we thoroughly clean and inspect these coils to check on their optimal functioning and longevity.

We work diligently to provide you with a comprehensive understanding of the condition of your heating and cooling systems. Our goal is to keep your systems running smoothly while ensuring the safety and comfort of your family.

Our Emergency Heating Repair Service

Temperatures can drop significantly during the winter months, so having access to emergency heating repair services is essential. Our office answers the phone 24/7.

Heating system issues can lead to more significant problems down the line. With emergency heating repair, our technicians can promptly address the issue, preventing further damage to the system. 

No matter when your heating system fails, we’ll get out there as fast as our available manpower allows—including on weekends. You can have peace of mind knowing that help is just a phone call away, regardless of the time.

A Family-Owned Euless Heating and Furnace Repair Office

We understand the anxieties that homeowners feel when their furnace starts to break down. We know because we’ve been there ourselves, and we further understand that financial concerns are often at the heart of those anxieties. No one should have to choose between their heat and their monthly budget. To help prevent that choice, we offer payment plans to help our customers manage. Furthermore, you can apply for financing through our office. 

Call today at (817) 985-3613.