The compact network of ducts that feed warm air to rooms and hallways contract and expand, flexing as the furnace and fan direct the heat. Over time, this flexing action can cause the ducts to spring small leaks and reduce the overall efficiency of the system. Energy is lost, and there’s even the chance of dust and dirt being sucked up from crawl spaces and attics. We need to get into those ducts to seal the leaks, eliminating the loss of precious energy that should only be used for warming the rooms.

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Another common problem is strong yet cold air pressure. You can feel this by putting your hand to the vent. There are several causes behind this problem, and our technicians can pinpoint the source of the issue. The furnace pilot light could be out, or the electronic ignition system for the furnace has become faulty. The difference between electrical and mechanical problems are difficult to distinguish unless you employ the aid of professional heating technicians. Our contractors know exactly what to look for, and soon you will feel warm air filling the rooms again.