ThermAll Heating, Cooling & Electric Blog: Posts Tagged ‘Heating System Repair’

Oh No! What’s That Sound Coming From Your Heater?

Monday, January 27th, 2025

Unusual sounds coming from your heater can feel very alarming. You know that something is wrong with your heater – but what exactly is it? Other times you may hear quieter or less obvious sounds that don’t seem as alarming, yet they’re equally serious.

Keep reading to learn about some common heater sounds that mean you need to call and schedule an appointment for heating repair in Yakima, WA. Then give our team a call for your service to ensure that loud noises don’t cause a total heater breakdown.

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4 Signs Your Heater is Going Out and Needs Attention

Monday, December 2nd, 2024

Oh no! Is your heater malfunctioning right now ahead of the coming winter season? If so, you definitely want to prioritize service now instead of putting it off for a later time. Otherwise, you may be faced with a total breakdown in the middle of the winter season – a headache that is easy to avoid.

Keep reading to learn more about the signs that are red flags of something going wrong inside of your heater. Then give our team a call to schedule your appointment for heating repair in Ellensburg, WA. We are always here to help, even if it’s just answering your questions, so don’t hesitate to reach out if you need us.

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Do You Need to Schedule Indoor Air Quality Testing for Carbon Monoxide?

Monday, November 18th, 2024

It’s completely normal to be concerned about your home’s indoor air quality, especially if you have gas lines. Testing for carbon monoxide is important whether or not you actually have gas appliances, although active appliances do increase your risks. Gas lines can still leak and leave you breathing in harmful carbon monoxide gas even if they sit unused.

Even if you have carbon monoxide detectors in place, it is a good idea to schedule carbon monoxide testing in Yakima, WA regularly. Whether you are concerned about a faulty HVAC system or storing your cars in the garage during the winter season, our team can assuage your concerns and even offer tips for reducing the chances of carbon monoxide in your home.

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Benefits of Prioritizing Heater Maintenance Every Winter Season

Monday, October 21st, 2024

Did you schedule service for your heater last winter? If not, you need to schedule that service now before temperatures drop again. Regular maintenance is the best way to keep your heater working great without any hiccups both now and into the future.

You can keep reading to learn more about some of the benefits of scheduling regular heater maintenance every year, as well as the issues you face if you skip this service. Then give our team a call to schedule your residential heating service in Ellensburg, WA.

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3 Common Furnace Repairs and the Signs of Each One

Monday, October 7th, 2024

As we head into fall and winter, your furnace will be crucial and keeping your home warm and your family comfortable. It’s a good idea to stay ahead of any problems by identifying the signs of common furnace problems so you can address them sooner rather than later if they impact your system.

Just give our team a call to schedule a furnace repair in Yakima, WA. Even if you’re not exactly sure what’s wrong, our team can troubleshoot and offer a solution. If nothing else, you’ll have peace of mind that your furnace is working great for the cooler months ahead.

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Should You Keep Repairing Your Heater Or Replace It After This Winter?

Monday, March 11th, 2024

Congratulations, you have survived December, January, and February, the three coldest months in the Ellensburg, Washington area with average low temperatures of 25°F to 27°F. Your heating system has worked hard this winter, but you can still encounter various heating issues in March and even April.

If you have encountered one or more heating issues this winter or your system is 12-15 years old or older, you should start to think about replacing it–especially when facing a large repair bill. Here are nine common heating repairs in Ellensburg, WA you may experience that indicate your older heating system will likely need to be replaced or at least repaired soon.

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What’s Causing the Uneven Heating in Your Home?

Monday, December 18th, 2023

You’ve noticed something wrong in your house now that the weather’s colder and you’ve turned your central heating system on. Not all the rooms are getting as warm as they should, and you’ve got family members complaining. A central heater is supposed to provide heat to all of the living spaces, but your heater isn’t living up to that promise.

What’s happening? There are several possibilities, and the remedy may require that you call our technicians for heating repair in Yakima, WA. We deliver timely service and back up our work with a 100% satisfaction guarantee.

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Why Won’t Your Heating System Turn Off Regularly?

Monday, November 20th, 2023

Once you turn your heating system during the fall, you’ll expect it to follow a standard pattern. When the temperature becomes cold enough, the heater will turn on and run in cycles around 15 to 20 minutes long, then shutting down for around 10 minutes and turning back on if the temperature is still low.

But you may run into a problem with your heater turning on and off at odd times. Maybe it’s running for too long, not turning off when you expect it to and making the house too hot. Or maybe it’s turning off too frequently, starting and stopping throughout the day so that it never keeps on long enough to properly warm the house.

We’re going to look into the reasons you’ve got a heating system that isn’t turning off with its normal regularity. In some cases, you can solve the problem on your own. In others, you’ll need to call professionals for heating repair in Ellensburg, WA.

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Important Tips for Furnace Safety

Monday, October 9th, 2023

When the weather begins to cool down during the fall, you’ll turn your home’s furnace on for the first time in many months. But before you do that, we want to recommend that you go over some valuable tips for furnace safety.

Gas furnaces are built with safety as a priority, and they feature several safety features such as flame sensor and flame-roll out switch that will activate to help protect your home. But you can increase your margin of safety with these important precautions.

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Give Your Furnace a Grade for the End of the Season

Monday, April 10th, 2023

The weather is warming up, although we can expect to have a few more cold days come our way through the spring. It isn’t time to shut off your heater for mid-year.

Not yet. But it is the time to consider your heater’s future based on how well it performed over this last winter.

You never want to let a major furnace breakdown sneak up on you. It’s better to replace an ailing furnace before it has a chance to trap you in an unheated home.

To help you get a better understanding of how well your furnace is currently doing, we want you to try this thought experiment: give your furnace a grade (“A” through “F”) for how well it performed over the previous winter.

Below, we’ll examine what these grades may mean for your furnace’s future and what steps you might need to take, like furnace replacement or furnace repair in Yakima, WA.

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