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Furnace repair
in the Bay Area
Most Bay Area furnaces run only a few weeks a year, which means dust, corrosion and lazy ignitors. Every furnace call includes a combustion and carbon monoxide check, whether you asked for it or not.
Symptoms
What we see most.
These symptoms guide the diagnosis; they do not identify a failed part on their own. Repair timing depends on the fault, access and parts availability.
Blows cold air
Failed ignitor or flame sensor — the burner isn't lighting, but the blower still runs.
Clicks then shuts off
Short cycling from a dirty flame sensor, a blocked flue or a tripped limit switch.
No response at all
Thermostat, control board or a tripped safety. Diagnosis first, parts second.
Burning smell that doesn't clear
Dust burn-off should fade in minutes. If it doesn't, shut the system down and call us.
Pricing
Priced after diagnosis, not before.
Parts and labor for furnace repair vary too much by brand and fault to publish a flat rate honestly. A technician diagnoses the issue on site and gives you the exact price in writing — nothing starts until you approve it, and the diagnostic fee is applied to the repair.
Brands we service
Carrier, Trane, Lennox, Rheem, Goodman, Bryant, American Standard, Daikin
Service area
Furnace repair across the Bay Area.
Choose your service location across the Bay Area for equipment and access details. Appointment availability and repair scope are confirmed individually.
- San Francisco
- San Jose
- Palo Alto
- Mountain View
- Sunnyvale
- San Mateo
- Redwood City
- San Rafael
- Daly City
- Santa Clara
- Hillsborough
- Belmont
- Atherton
- Stanford
- Mill Valley
- Larkspur
- Tiburon
- Sausalito
- Ross
- Cupertino
- Los Gatos
- Burlingame
- San Carlos
- Menlo Park
- Foster City
- Millbrae
- Los Altos
- Saratoga
- Campbell
- Fremont
- Alameda
- San Ramon
- Danville
- Pleasanton
- Dublin
- Walnut Creek
- Lafayette
- Orinda
- Novato
- Petaluma
- Napa
Questions
Before you call.
Do you check for carbon monoxide?
Yes, on every furnace visit. A cracked heat exchanger is the one failure we will never patch — if we find one, we tell you straight and shut the unit down.
How often should a furnace be serviced?
Once a year before the cold season. A tune-up costs a fraction of an emergency call in December.
Can you replace a furnace, not just repair it?
Yes, including full system replacement and heat pump conversion. Estimates for installation are free.
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