Furnace Maintenance & Tune-Ups
A fall tune-up and safety check so the heat comes on when the weather turns.
The first cold snap is when furnaces that sat all summer show their problems. A fall tune-up catches worn parts and safety issues before you need the heat.
We clean and inspect the burners, igniter and flame sensor, check the blower, test the safety controls and look over the venting and heat exchanger.
We serve homes and businesses in Olive Hill and within 35 miles, including Grayson, Morehead, Ashland and Vanceburg.
Signs you need furnace maintenance
- No tune-up in the last year
- Furnace was slow to start last winter
- Yellow or flickering burner flame
- Higher heating bills
- Older furnace you want to keep running
What to expect
Inspect
Burners, igniter, flame sensor, blower and wiring.
Safety check
Heat exchanger, venting and safety switches.
Clean and adjust
Clean what needs it and check temperatures.
Report
What we found and anything that needs attention.
Furnace Maintenance FAQ
When should I schedule a furnace tune-up?
Early fall, before you need the heat every day. Once cold weather hits, everyone calls at once.
Does a furnace tune-up check for carbon monoxide?
We check the heat exchanger, venting and combustion, which are where carbon monoxide problems start. We also recommend every home with a gas appliance has working CO alarms.
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Heat or air acting up?
Call or text us and tell us what your system is doing. We'll get you on the schedule.