Furnace Inspection
A focused safety and performance check of your furnace.
A furnace inspection focuses on safety: the heat exchanger, burners, venting and safety controls. Cracks and venting problems can let carbon monoxide into the house without any obvious sign.
We inspect the furnace and tell you whether it's safe, what's worn, and what to keep an eye on.
We serve homes and businesses in Olive Hill and within 35 miles, including Grayson, Morehead, Ashland and Vanceburg.
Signs you need furnace inspection
- Older gas furnace
- CO alarm went off
- Soot or rust around the furnace
- Yellow or flickering flame
- Buying a home with a gas furnace
What to expect
Inspect burners
Flame, igniter and gas pressure.
Heat exchanger
Look for cracks and corrosion.
Venting
Check the flue and draft.
Report
Safety findings and next steps.
Furnace Inspection FAQ
What is a cracked heat exchanger?
The heat exchanger keeps combustion gases separate from the air you breathe. A crack can let carbon monoxide into the airflow, which is why we check it carefully.
How often should a furnace be inspected?
Every year, usually as part of a fall tune-up.
“They found the root of the problem, fixed it. They are flexible, kind and affordable.” — Shawnda M., Facebook recommendation
Heat or air acting up?
Call or text us and tell us what your system is doing. We'll get you on the schedule.