Whether it’s a routine heater examination, repair service or heating installation in Coquitlam, our skilled technicians can help you get back to comfort quickly and affordably!

Many different mechanical parts can go wrong with a furnace. One of the most common is a failed ignition or pilot light. This can lead to cold air or even a dangerous gas leak. Check out furnace repair Coquitlam for more information.

Heat Exchanger

The heat exchanger in a furnace essentially functions as a metal container that gets warmed by the gas and fire in your burners. It is also a place where combustion fumes (also called flue gas) get released into your house without passing through to the air you breathe.

Over time, your heat exchanger can crack. This is a natural phenomenon that often occurs with older furnaces and can be caused by a number of factors.

Oversized furnaces are a common reason for a cracked heat exchanger as they cycle on and off much more frequently. This causes more stress on the heat exchanger causing it to expand and contract more frequently over a long period of time. This can lead to cracks in the heat exchanger which are dangerous. If a cracked heat exchanger is discovered it should be replaced as soon as possible before toxic carbon monoxide is released into your home. A professional should be able to show you the crack in the heat exchanger with a camera so you are fully aware of what is happening.

Limit Switch

Located within your furnace, the limit switch watches over the internal temperature and shuts off the system if it reaches an unsafe level. This prevents equipment damage and potentially fire.

If your limit switch is tripping on a regular basis, it may be time to replace it. However, this is a complex job that involves disassembling the furnace and making electrical connections. It’s best to leave this work to a professional to ensure safety and efficiency. Before attempting this task, it’s important to test the continuity of your switch with a multimeter to determine its state. You will also want to check the switch for signs of physical damage or a malfunction. If you find that the switch is faulty, shut off power and gas to the furnace, remove it and install the replacement. Ensure the new switch is wired exactly as the old one and adjust dial settings to match. This can be done by following the switch manufacturer’s instructions.

Thermostat

Your home’s thermostat is vital for adjusting your heating system to the right settings. If your thermostat is faulty, it can prevent your furnace from running efficiently and can increase your energy bills. Our technicians have the skills and expertise to repair your thermostat and get it working correctly.

Our team can install a new Smart Thermostat that will improve your home’s comfort and efficiency. These thermostats can learn the normal movement and timing of your family’s activities and adjust your heating accordingly, helping you save money.

Heating, cooling and water heaters consume up to 30% of the average household’s energy budget in Coquitlam. Whether you’re looking to upgrade your current heating system or would like to switch to a more environmentally-friendly heat pump, we can help. The cities of Port Coquitlam and Coquitlam offer significant rebates to offset the cost of installing these energy efficient, climate-friendly technologies in your home or business.

Circuit Breaker

When your ignitor isn’t functioning properly, it will fail to heat the gas that fuels your furnace. This will cause your furnace to stop turning on and heating your home. This can also lead to more serious problems.

The circuit breaker is a safety switch that can help protect your home from electrical overloads. It’s an automatically operated switch that can interrupt the flow of electricity to prevent damage from occurring. This is why it’s essential to keep your circuit breaker in good condition.

A faulty circuit breaker could indicate that there’s a problem with the thermostat or that you’re using too many appliances on the same circuit. If your breaker keeps tripping, it’s probably time to call an electrician Vancouver. They’ll help you determine what caused the issue and repair it accordingly.