The Proven Furnace Repair Experts

Being worried about your comfort shouldn’t be something to think about as seasons transform and temperatures drop in Hunterdon County. It’s important to remember that even as you transition from using your air conditioner to a furnace, both systems run independently and should be maintained as such so you can avoid AC and furnace repairs. After all, you don’t want to be faced with your furnace going out amid the coldest part of winter.

We have pretty much seen all that the Hunterdon County weather can throw our direction, and we’re here to make sure you’re prepared even when it seems like the weather can’t get any more unpredictable. We grasp that if you’re contacting us at 3 a.m., all you want is for your furnace to be fixed quickly, and accurately, the first time around so you can get back to having a comfortable home. That’s why our team of NATE-certified technicians is accessible at any hour, day or night, to take control of any furnace repair you may require. Plus, our team has the knowledge and proficiency to repair your furnace regardless of the make, model or age. You can relax knowing that we can take care of any mishaps that may come up.

Of course we also must say that we highly recommend that you have annual furnace service completed so that you’re not stuck contacting us in the middle of the night with cold home. There are also a few things that you can check yourself prior to calling us, so if you do end up calling, we’ll both be on the same page and know that these minute things have already been checked.

Do you have the thermostat set to “heat”? – Once colder weather finally settles in for good, it can be common to forget that you need to have your thermostat switched over to “heat.” It happens a lot more often than you’d realize, so be sure you double-check your thermostat and its setting.
Is the furnace switch on? – Usually on the side of your furnace, the furnace switch looks like a normal light switch and should be flipped up, or on. If it’s not, flip the switch on, and once the built-in time delay period has passed, your furnace will turn back on. The time delay is typically only a couple minutes.
Have you changed your furnace filter? – Forgotten about more than people woud like to accept, furnace filters play a considerable role in the performance and efficiency of your system. There’s also a possibility that it could block your furnace from operating at all. Be sure to swap your furnace filter out every three months for the best performance.
Look at your circuit breaker – Another component to check is your circuit breaker. If the breaker switch for your furnace is tripped, you can cycle it off and then back on. Doing so should allow the system to kick back on. If it doesn’t, give us a call and we can work together to figure out what the complication is.

*If you notice a strong gas smell, call Fras-Air/General Service Experts immediately.

Furnace repair and service doesn’t have to be something that instantly raises stress. In fact, it should never be that way when you know that you have a team like the pros at Fras-Air/General Service Experts around. Regardless of the problem you’re faced with, we’re here 24/7 to be sure your system is operating correctly and providing you with a comfortable home. Give us a call at 908-448-2154 or schedule an appointment with us online to get something set up today.