Oklahoma City Furnace Repair

Reliable Furnace Repair Professionals Serving Edmond and Yukon, OK

When temperatures are at their lowest, heating is not a luxury – it’s a necessity. If your furnace is struggling to heat your home or business or if it stops working entirely, you can turn to our trusted team at Above + Beyond.

Our certified HVAC technicians have over 80 years of collective experience and are prepared to efficiently repair gas, electric, and oil furnaces of all makes and models. We can determine what is wrong with your heating equipment and implement the appropriate solutions. Every heating repair also comes with an airflow check to verify that your furnace is operating as efficiently as possible. 

With our team, getting the heating solutions your home or business needs has never been easier, no matter the nature of your furnace problem. Our experts only use high-quality parts and provide a meticulous level of service. We also believe in treating our customers like members of our family, so we’ll treat your home or workplace as if it’s our own.

Our Oklahoma City furnace repair services include a one-year labor warranty for parts. We’re also available 24/7 for emergencies, so call (405) 461-5101 or contact us online to request a free estimate if you think something may be seriously wrong with your heating system!

Signs Your Furnace Needs Repairs

If your furnace won’t turn on, there’s clearly a problem that needs attention. Before contacting our team at Above + Beyond, you can perform some basic troubleshooting steps to see if you can resolve the issue yourself. First, check your thermostat to confirm it's set to heat and properly adjusted. Next, inspect the circuit breaker and reset it if necessary. Make sure that the furnace switch is in the “on” position. If these steps don't resolve the issue, it may be time to call for expert assistance.

Furnaces often display warning signs before they experience serious malfunctions. Catching and addressing these problems early can help you avoid bigger issues that are more expensive to fix.

You should consider scheduling a furnace inspection if you notice any of the following signs of trouble:

• Strange noises. If you hear banging, clanking, or high-pitched squeals, it could indicate mechanical issues, loose components, or problems with the motor. These noises should not be ignored, as they often precede more significant problems.
• Uneven heating. When some rooms in your home are warmer than others, your furnace may be struggling to distribute heat evenly. This could result from blocked vents, a failing blower motor, or issues within your ductwork.
• Frequent cycling. A furnace that frequently switches on and off may be experiencing issues with the thermostat, airflow obstruction, or a malfunctioning heat exchanger. This not only affects comfort but also increases energy consumption.
• Yellow burner flame. The burner flame should typically be blue. A yellow flame can suggest a carbon monoxide leak or improper combustion, both of which require immediate professional attention to avoid health hazards.
• Unusual smells. Persistent or unusual odors coming from your furnace can indicate issues like a gas leak or burning components. If you notice strange smells, it is crucial to address them promptly to avoid potential safety hazards.
• Pilot light issues. If the pilot light frequently goes out or struggles to stay lit, it might indicate problems with the thermocouple or gas valve. Maintaining a consistent pilot light is important for your furnace's operation.
• Excess dust and dry air. Excessive dust and overly dry air in your home can stem from a poorly functioning furnace. This may suggest the need for maintenance or a humidification system to address air quality issues.
• Delay in startup. If there is a significant delay between switching on your furnace and its actual operation, there could be ignition problems or issues with the burner that warrant professional evaluation.
• Water leaks. Any signs of water pooling or leakage around your furnace could indicate blockages or issues with the condensation line, necessitating immediate attention to prevent further damage.
• High energy bills. An unexpected spike in your energy bills could be due to an inefficient furnace, indicating it is working harder than necessary to heat your home or workplace. Repairs can sometimes restore your furnace’s efficiency.