Furnace Repair Services in Spanish Fork

Proudly Serving Utah & Washington Counties Since 1974

When your furnace isn’t working as it should, comfort can quickly turn to frustration. That’s where Triple-T Plumbing, Heating & Air comes in. Our team of skilled technicians is here to ensure your home stays warm and cozy when it matters most. With fast, reliable furnace repair services tailored to your needs, we’ll have your system running smoothly in no time. Trust us to restore your peace of mind and keep your family comfortable all year round!

Contact our Spanish Fork furnace repair specialists at (435) 253-6279 or fill out our online contact form today to begin! We are available for 24/7 emergency services.

Why Do I Need Fast Furnace Repairs?

Our team understands that prompt furnace repair is critical. Our certified HVAC technicians offer fast and reliable furnace repair services. Whether you have a clogged burner, malfunctioning circuit board, broken parts, or a damaged heat exchanger, we’re here for you. A faulty furnace can leave you in the cold and even produce deadly carbon monoxide. It’s essential to contact us as soon as you suspect your furnace may need repairs.

Types of Furnaces We Repair

Our experienced service technicians can repair any type of furnace. 

The two most common types of furnace repair types include:

• Gas furnace: Gas furnaces offer an affordable, popular way to heat your home. A gas furnace uses burners that warm a heat changer to transfer heat that warms the air inside the furnace. A fan then blows the hot air through the ductwork.
• Electric furnace: Electric furnaces provide an environmentally friendly heating solution. They’re quiet, clean, and easy to operate. Electric furnaces are powered by electricity and coils that get warm for proper heating.

How Do I Know I Need Furnace Repairs?

Furnaces can be complicated, and it can be challenging to know when you need repairs. 

It’s essential to keep your eye out for the signs you may need furnace repair services, including:

• High energy bills: If your utility bills skyrocket compared to previous seasons, there could be an issue with your HVAC system. Outrageously high utility bills can signal your unit is working harder to heat your home, causing your bills to skyrocket.
• Non-blue burner flame: Your gas burner flame should be blue and never yellow. A yellow flame may indicate dangerous carbon monoxide levels.
• Strange noises: A furnace is known to make noises, but they should never be anything other than a whirring sound. If you hear banging, booming, or squealing, there may be an issue with a fan or belt.
• Strange odor: A furnace should only produce the smell of burning fuel. If you notice an abnormal smell that doesn’t fade, you could have excessive dust in the unit or a gas leak.
• Inconsistent temperature: The temperature in the main rooms of your home should be about the same. If your system struggles to work, you may notice cold spots in rooms throughout your home.

The Importance of Professional Furnace Repairs

Homeowners are encouraged to replace furnace filters and check for any broken parts on a routine basis. We do not recommend attempting furnace repairs yourself. Our technicians undergo extensive training to ensure you get the best possible furnace repair services. You can injure yourself or cause additional damage to your furnace without proper training. Repairing a furnace is often a multi-step process that requires specialty tools. It’s best to contact our team before attempting to determine the extent of your furnace issues.

Furnace Check-Ups and Tune-Ups: Why They Matter 

Think of your furnace as your home’s automobile engine. Every car, truck, and SUV requires regular maintenance to last as long as it should. Regular furnace check-ups and tune-ups are how we achieve maximum efficiency throughout the lifespan of your furnace. Don’t skimp on them. We perform thorough preventative maintenance and surveys once a year. This routine process can identify issues before they become catastrophes. However, we recommend trusting Triple-T Plumbing, Heating & Air to perform the maintenance, rather than attempting it yourself. 

Still, there are some things you can do at home, such as:  

• Replacing your filters: Manufacturers design furnace filters to keep dust, pet dander, grime, and more out of the HVAC system unit and the air ducts. But over time, the filters will collect too much of it. When this happens, you need to install a fresh filter. 
• Inspect for leaks: To locate the heat exchanger, follow the metal chamber and passageway that starts at the burner assembly and ends where the chimney vent connects to the vent. If you find a leak, please tell us. 

Is It the Thermostat or the Furnace?

The thermostat is often a culprit of temperature issues instead of the heating system. If you’ve eliminated all common culprits of heating breakdowns, it’s time to think about the thermostat. As the command center for your HVAC system, the small thermostat has a big job. It tells the furnace the temperature of your home. If the furnace isn’t producing heat, something could be wrong with the thermostat. Try to replace the batteries, check the power switch, and look at the circuit breaker to ensure there is no blown fuse. Contact our team if the furnace is still not working correctly after trying these tricks.