Grimsby Furnace Installation

If your furnace continuously operates, it may be due to the following:

• Thermostat: If the thermostat is not properly set or malfunctions, the furnace may continue to operate even when the preferred temperature has been met.
• Limit switch: A limit switch is a protective measure that instructs the furnace when to turn it on and off. If the limit switch fails, the furnace may continue to operate.
• Ductwork: If the ductwork that distributes heated air to your home’s rooms is obstructed or limited in any way, the furnace may continue to operate as it attempts to push air through the pipework.
• Blower motor: If the blower motor is not functioning right, the furnace may continue to operate.
• Filter clog: A clogged filter can prompt the furnace to continue to operate as it will need to work harder and longer to push air through your air ducts.

Is your home’s furnace system always running? If so, we recommend reaching out to the team at Mr. Furnace Heating and Air Conditioning in Grimsby, Ontario, to book an appointment with an HVAC technician that you can trust will have your unit back up and operating correctly in no time!

There are many reasons why your home’s furnace system is creating loud noises. Here is a closer look at some of these potential causes:

• Filters that are dirty: If your furnace’s air filters are dirty, the flow of air may be constrained, causing the furnace to work a lot harder and produce more noise.
• Loose components: The different parts of a furnace might become loose over time, causing a clunking noise.
• Worn-out bearings: When the bearings in the furnace’s blower motor or other mechanical components wear out, they can produce a loud, grinding sound.
• Cracked heat exchanger: A broken heat exchanger in your heating system can end up causing a loud bang when it’s turned on.
• The ductwork that is blocked or restricted: If the ductwork that transports heated air to your home’s rooms is obstructed in any way, the heating system may produce more sound as it attempts to push air through.

Is your home’s furnace making a lot of noise? If the answer is yes, please do not hesitate to reach out to the team at Mr. Furnace Heating and Air Conditioning to schedule a repair appointment with one of our certified and experienced HVAC technicians!

There are many reasons why your home’s furnace system generates odd smells as it operates. Here is a closer look at some of the reasons why it may be doing so:

• Filters that are dirty: If the air filters in your furnace are dirty, they can emit a musty or mouldy odour.
• A problem with your ductwork: If mould or mildew grows inside the ductwork that transports heated air to your home’s rooms, it can produce an unpleasant odour. Further, if there is a rotting corpse inside the ductwork, it can cause a rotten odour.
• Natural gas leak: If you notice a strong, distinct odour, such as rotten eggs, it may be an indication of a natural gas leak, which is unsafe and should be resolved right away.
• Electrical burning: If the furnace emits a smouldering electrical odour, this could indicate an electrical fault that must be addressed right away.

Is your furnace making a significant smell in your home? If you answered yes, please contact Mr. Furnace Heating and Air Conditioning to schedule a repair appointment with one of our accredited and skilled HVAC technicians!

The process for turning on a furnace’s pilot light can vary depending on the specific furnace model. And because your furnace pilot light is generally connected to natural gas, we do not recommend that homeowners attempt to turn on their furnace pilot light themselves. As such, if your home’s furnace needs to be turned on, please do not hesitate to reach out to the team at Mr. Furnace Heating and Air Conditioning for assistance. We are available 24/7/365 days a year. We also do not charge homeowners an additional service fee for work performed after hours, on weekends, or during holidays.

Call and book your appointment with us today!