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Furnace Repair & Installation in Yonkers, Westchester & the Bronx

Gas furnace repair and replacement: igniters, flame sensors, blower motors, inducer fans, pressure switches and high-efficiency upgrades.

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  • Licensed & insured
  • Upfront pricing
  • Steam & boiler specialists
  • Owner-operated
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Based in YonkersServing Westchester & the Bronx

Forced-air furnaces are common in newer Westchester homes, ranches and split-levels, and in houses that added central air. We repair and replace gas furnaces and air handlers, and we check the ductwork, filters and venting that most furnace problems trace back to.

Signs you need furnace repair & installation

  • Blowing cold or lukewarm air
  • Furnace starts then shuts off (often a flame sensor)
  • Loud blower or rattling ductwork
  • Error code flashing on the control board
  • Rooms far from the furnace stay cold
  • Filter clogged or never changed

How we handle furnace repair & installation

  1. Read the codesModern furnaces log error codes that point to the failed component.
  2. Test safetiesPressure switches, limits, flame rollout and venting are checked for safe operation.
  3. Repair or replaceCommon parts are carried on the truck. For older units, we price a replacement as a high-efficiency furnace or a heat pump.
  4. Airflow checkFilter, blower and static pressure are checked so the fix lasts.
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What affects the cost

Every job is quoted upfront after we see it. The main things that move the price are:

  • Single-stage vs. two-stage or modulating
  • Venting changes for high-efficiency (PVC) units
  • Duct condition and sizing
  • Pairing with AC or a heat pump

Where we provide furnace repair & installation

We provide furnace repair & installation throughout our service area, with the fastest response in Yonkers and neighboring communities.

Furnace Repair & Installation FAQs

Why does my furnace turn on and then shut off?

A dirty flame sensor is the most common cause. Others include a clogged filter overheating the heat exchanger, or a venting or pressure switch problem.

Should I replace my furnace with a heat pump?

In many homes a cold-climate heat pump, alone or paired with your furnace as a dual-fuel system, can cut heating costs and add efficient AC. We will tell you honestly if your ductwork and electrical service support it.

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