Furnaces
Furnace tune-ups go after the parts that fail quietly. Wear on the heat exchanger, the ignition, the safety controls, the blower, the burner and the exhaust all get the technician’s attention.
Heating Tune-ups and Maintenance in New Hampshire
Winter finds weak parts, and a tune-up finds them first. New Hampshire Heating arranges technician visits for furnaces, boilers and heat pumps, whether they burn oil, propane or gas or run on electricity.
Phone in autumn, before the heating season begins, if you can. A late-winter visit still helps when nobody has looked at the system for a long stretch.
What a tune-up covers
Boilers
For hot-water and steam boilers the technician goes from the burner through the safety devices, including the vessel and the piping close to it.
Oil and propane equipment
Oil burners and propane-fired units get their own service, and the technician explains what they find.
Heat pumps
Heat pumps are two units working as one system. Indoors and outdoors, the technician cleans and tests the equipment, and the refrigerant circuit and controls are reviewed as well.
Why a yearly visit helps
Wear builds slowly. Over a season a burner can stop firing cleanly and a part can start to fail, and a tune-up exposes that while there is still time to plan a repair.
All of it is technician work, and a call to us covers anything that changes between visits.
Already having trouble? See furnace repair, and find the rest on the home page.
Call us for a free quote
Which system you have and when it last got service are the two things to mention on the call. It costs nothing to phone, and a visit quote is free.
Call (866) 661-2784