Furnace Maintenance and Tune Upsin Easton, PA
Furnace maintenance and tune ups in Easton, PA. Heat exchanger inspection, combustion analysis and flame sensor cleaning before the heating season.
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A furnace tune up is an hour in October that prevents a call at nine at night in January. That is the entire pitch, and it is true.
Plumbing Pros services gas furnaces across Easton, Bethlehem, Nazareth, Wilson and the Lehigh Valley, and heating and cooling across Warren County, New Jersey.
What we actually do
- Inspect the heat exchanger for cracks. First job every time. A cracked heat exchanger is a carbon monoxide risk and the one fault that ends a furnace outright, and it is far better found in autumn than in February.
- Clean the flame sensor. A dirty flame sensor is the single most common cause of a furnace that lights and then shuts down. Cleaning it takes minutes and prevents the most frequent no heat call there is.
- Analyse combustion rather than eyeball the flame, so we know it is burning correctly.
- Test the ignition system, whether hot surface ignitor, intermittent pilot or standing pilot.
- Check gas pressure and the burners.
- Test limit switches and safety controls.
- Check the blower motor, wheel and filter, and measure static pressure, because restricted airflow makes a furnace overheat and short cycle.
- Inspect the flue and venting, and the condensate drain on a condensing furnace.
- Confirm thermostat operation.
Why autumn
If we find something in October you deal with it at a normal rate on a normal weekday. The same fault found in January lands in the week when every heating company in the valley is fully booked.
What it costs
Estimates are free, with no diagnostic or service call fee. Plan members get the annual visit included.
The Elite heating and cooling plan is $45.00 a month, the Shield plan covering plumbing, heating and cooling is $59.99 a month, and both carry a longer parts and labour warranty. See the service plans.
Between visits
- Change the filter every one to three months. More furnace faults trace to a clogged filter than anything else
- Keep the furnace area clear. It needs air and it is not a storage cupboard
- Test carbon monoxide alarms. Every home with gas heating needs working ones, and they expire
- Notice changes. New noises, longer runs and more frequent cycling are early warnings
Why us
- Master HVAC-R licence 19HC00938000, held by owner Salvatore Sciorta
- Licensed gas line contractor, so gas work stays in house
- Combustion analysis, not a visual check
- 4.9 stars across 700+ Google reviews, BBB accredited A plus since June 2024
No heat or no air?
No heat on a cold night or no air in a heat wave? Call any time and we will get a technician to you as fast as possible.
Questions, answered.
Straight answers from the people who do the work.
Is a tune up worth it if the furnace works fine?
That is precisely when it is worth it. A flame sensor cleaned in October costs a fraction of an after hours no heat call in January.
Does it protect my warranty?
Usually. Most manufacturers require documented annual maintenance and can decline a claim without it. Keep the paperwork.
How long does it take?
About an hour for a straightforward system, longer if we find something.
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