When your furnace is not working correctly, such as blowing cold or no air, it can be a problem from the furnace itself. A digital thermostat records the room’s actual temperature and shows this on an LCD screen for you to see. Sometimes, it might just mean that your furnace needs some cleaning or replacing. Since this is a significant issue, it requires immediate attention from an HVAC specialist like Chatham Comfort Control.

When the furnace seems to be using more gas than usual, this could indicate an issue with your system. This issue involves gas, which is why a professional needs to be called in right away. If left unchecked, you could be dealing with a gas leak in your home. Do not take the risk of fatal consequences occurring.

The most important thing to remember about your furnace is that it is not normal to hear loud, unusual noises. If, for any reason, you hear any of the following noises with no airflow, you need your furnace to be inspected:

• Banging
• Squeaking
• Whining

This will indicate a big problem, and an exterior inspection may not be enough. At times, critical mechanical failures occur without any warning. Strange noises could be a sign of:

• Airflow Reduction
• Burner Issues
• Critical Mechanical Failure

Call a professional as soon as possible to prevent further problems from arising or even damage. If furnace repair is necessary, an expert would have the proper knowledge and tools to help you fix the issue.

The flickering of the pilot flame may indicate an overabundance of carbon monoxide leaks within your home’s furnace. This can be hazardous to homeowners and should not go unnoticed. Chatham Comfort Control offers 24/7 service for all types of furnaces as we have a dedicated team who will make sure that everyone stays safe and warm year-round.

The furnace is your home’s primary source of heat. If it stops working, then you could be in trouble! Depending on the weather, a clogged or dirty filter may have caused this issue and needs to be cleaned before things get worse. There are a lot of components that can go into this issue, so it would be best to get the opinion of a professional who can provide a thorough diagnosis, saving you time and money in the process.

We all know that stinky vents are not something you want to deal with on your own. They can indicate potential problems in the furnace, such as high-carbon monoxide or gas lines which could lead to carbon dioxide leaks and severe health issues if left unchecked! A rotten egg odor usually accentuates this type of leak, causing sickness. Constant exposure to these deadly fumes can have negative health consequences. We recommend calling an HVAC professional as soon as possible to avoid any issues. Chatham Comfort Controls team specializes in these types of problems and will promptly resolve them.