Furnace Services in Pensacola
At Diamond Air Design, our furnace services encompass a range of tasks designed to ensure the proper operation, efficiency, and safety of your home heating system. Whether you have a gas, oil, or electric furnace, professional services are essential for maintaining comfort and peace of mind throughout the colder months.
Our furnace services include:
- Installation: Our technicians can help you select the right furnace for your home's size and heating needs and ensure a proper installation for optimal performance.
- Maintenance: We inspect and clean various heating system components during furnace maintenance service.
- Repairs: Our technicians can diagnose and repair a wide range of furnace issues, including ignition problems, thermostat malfunctions, airflow restrictions, and more.
- Replacement: When it's time for a new furnace, our technicians can help you select a high-efficiency model that meets your heating needs and fits your budget.
- Emergency services: We offer emergency services for situations where your heating system fails unexpectedly, such as during extreme weather conditions. These services are available 24/7 to provide prompt assistance and restore comfort to your home as quickly as possible.
Contact us today at (850) 753-2795 for a free estimate and same-day service!
Common Furnace Issues
Like any mechanical system, furnaces can experience issues that require repairs such as:
Ignition Problems
Furnaces use various ignition systems, including pilot lights, electronic igniters, or hot surface igniters, to start the burner and generate heat. Ignition problems, such as a malfunctioning pilot light or a faulty igniter, can prevent the furnace from starting or cause it to cycle on and off frequently.
Airflow Restrictions
Restricted airflow can lead to overheating, damage to the furnace components, and reduced heating efficiency. Common causes of airflow restrictions include dirty air filters, blocked vents or registers, blower motor or fan issues.
Blower Motor Problems
The blower motor is responsible for circulating heated air throughout your home. Problems with the blower motor, such as worn bearings, a faulty capacitor, or a malfunctioning motor, can result in reduced airflow, uneven heating, or complete system failure.
Dirty or Clogged Burner Assembly
Over time, the burner assembly can become dirty or clogged with dust, dirt, or debris, affecting the combustion process and efficiency of the furnace. A dirty burner assembly may cause the furnace to produce insufficient heat, emit strange odors, or generate soot or carbon monoxide.
Cracked Heat Exchanger
The heat exchanger transfers heat from the combustion chamber to the air supply. Over time, it can develop cracks or leaks, which can lead to carbon monoxide leaks, reduced heating efficiency, or complete system failure.
Gas Valve Issues
Problems with the gas valve, such as a stuck valve or gas line obstruction, can prevent the furnace from igniting or cause it to produce insufficient heat. Gas valve issues require prompt attention to ensure safety and proper furnace operation.
Reach out to us today for a professional furnace service. We are available 24/7 for emergencies.
Why Choose Diamond Air Design?
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Backed by a WarrantyWe back all of our services with a warranty for your peace of mind.
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Get a 100% Free EstimateOur expert team provides hassle-free estimates on all new systems.
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Financing AvailableCover your HVAC system costs with our helpful financing options.
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Available for Emergency HelpHeating and cooling emergencies can't wait. We're ready when you need us with reliable solutions.
FAQs
Have questions? We are here to help. Still have questions or can't find the answer you need? Give us a call at 850-753-2795 today!
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How often should A/C filters be changed?
As a general rule, you should do a visual inspection monthly and change the filter. If the filters appear to be getting dirty sooner, then change them more frequently. A filter that does not flow properly will cause your unit to work harder, therefore, increasing your energy cost. In addition, a clogged air filter makes your unit run hotter and put more strain on your system which shortens its life span. It is the best maintenance & most cost-effective thing you can do for comfort, energy saving, and system longevity.
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How long should an A/C run on a 100-degree day?
According to Energy.gov, 68 degrees is a good room temperature while you’re awake and at home, but it can be set lower when no one is home or during sleep hours. You can reduce your annual cooling and heating costs by up to 10 percent by turning down your thermostat 7-10 degrees for eight hours a day.
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How long can an A/C run continuously?You can run your air conditioner all day long on hot days if you need to. It won’t harm your unit, as long as you don’t set the inside temperature too low, which could cause your system to overwork. During 100-degree days, it is best to set your AC to somewhere between 75 and 80 degrees.
