Commercial Furnace Repair

Guaranteed Repairs from Licensed Technicians

If your office is experiencing an Ice Age due to a broken furnace, employee migrations to a warmer climate could be next! Don’t let your business suffer unproductivity because of a malfunctioning furnace, call licensed commercial furnace repairmen from Aire Serv® to get your commercial location up and running.

Common Commercial Furnace Issues

Your commercial furnace may need repair for any number of issues. The repair may seem easy to put off, but the consequences are hard to ignore. Over time, a broken furnace could cause more serious safety issues than just a frigid environment.

Call Aire Serv if you notice these furnace problems:

• The furnace won’t power on
• The pilot light is out
• Strange noises accompany furnace startup or operation
• The main burner won’t light or quickly goes out
• The burners light up but the blower doesn’t work
• The blower constantly runs

Our technicians can identify the cause of your problem and provide a solution that is the most effective and cost-efficient for you and your commercial location.

Emergency Commercial Furnace Repair

Furnaces tend to die at the least convenient times. The good news? We are your heater EMTs, staying available 24 / 7 for all your furnace emergencies. More than that, when you call on us—day or night—you will never be charged overtime or emergency fees, because we charge per job, not per hour!

Emergency or not, we can tackle these commercial furnace problems:

• Lack of Power: Power issues could be caused by problems with breakers, wiring, or a switch. Diagnostic tests may also be run on the transformer, thermostat, control board, capacitor, and blower motor to determine the cause of more complicated issues.
• Broken Motor: Don’t live with squeaky or squealing motors longer than you have to. They could be a sign of a deeper problem. A noisy motor may indicate that the motor is failing and that the whole furnace may be about to break down.
• Failed Ignition: A furnace that won’t ignite may be indicated by rapid clicking noises. A blocked flue, defective control board, and improper limit control are all potential causes of this problem.
• Unlit Burner: This problem may be caused by a dirty flame sensor, a clogged condensate drain, or a gas supply problem. Technicians can look for these causes by cleaning components and checking adjustments.
• Faulty blower: After the burner ignites, the blower ought to turn on. If this is not the case, the furnace’s run capacitor or motor may be to blame.
• Constant blower: A continuously running blower may be caused by a dirty air filter which is restricting airflow and damaging the limit switch. Our technicians can point out the problem, replace the switch, and point out helpful filter information.