Furnace acting up in Edmonds? From view homes above the bowl to ramblers around Five Corners and Perrinville, we repair gas and electric furnaces, usually the same day. Honest answers and a price you approve before we start.
Damp air off the Sound, older hillside homes and long, drizzly winters all wear on a furnace. These are the calls we get most from Edmonds, on all makes and models, gas and electric.
The thermostat asks for heat and nothing happens. Usually the igniter, flame sensor or control board.
Air is moving, but it isn’t warm. We start with ignition, the safety switches and a clogged filter.
The furnace fires, runs a few minutes, then quits. Commonly a dirty flame sensor, overheating or restricted airflow.
A blank screen, no response or the wrong reading. We check the thermostat and the wiring behind it.
A whoosh and bang at startup, a squealing blower or rattling metal. We trace the sound to the failing part.
Usually a worn motor, capacitor or relay. These are common fixes we can often finish in one visit.
Get everyone out of the house. Once outside, call 911 or Puget Sound Energy’s 24-hour gas emergency line at 1-888-225-5773. When it’s safe, call us to find and fix the cause.
Every job depends on what broke, but the way we price it never changes. Here’s what Edmonds homeowners can expect:
We find the true cause and walk you through it in plain language. The fee goes toward the repair if we fix it that day.
A flat-rate price before we start, so you can decide with no pressure and no surprises.
Bigger repair or a full replacement? Wisetack financing can help spread out the cost.
The most common repairs, like igniters, flame sensors and capacitors, typically cost $85 to $300. After-hours emergency service is $259.
We’re a straight shot down I-5 from our Lake Stevens shop, and same-day visits in Edmonds are usually possible.
Our 5-star Google reviews come from homeowners across the region, and we work to earn every one.
Price first, repair first. We only suggest replacing when it truly makes sense.
We always start with repair. Many furnaces in Edmonds homes have years of service left once the failed part is replaced.
Replacement only comes up for a real reason: a cracked heat exchanger (a safety issue), a repair approaching half the cost of a new system, or an older furnace that keeps breaking down. Many Edmonds homes date to the 1950s through the 1970s, and if older ductwork or venting is part of the problem, we’ll tell you.
Want a quieter winter? A fall tune-up catches worn parts before the first cold snap and keeps your furnace running efficiently.
We show up on time
You get the price first
We fix it & warranty it
Simple, clear and stress-free. Every furnace repair comes with a 1-year parts and labor warranty and our 100% satisfaction guarantee.
“Mauro was incredible. Super personable, explained things in a clear way, and did great work on our old furnace. Would highly recommend!”
“Fantastic service. Service was quick and they kept me informed on what they were doing. Mauro was friendly and didn’t try to upsell any services that weren’t required”
“Mauro did an outstanding job with my fireplace repair. Saved me money with his honesty of what needed to be fixed. This company is my new go to for furnace and fireplace service.”
Don’t let a furnace repair blow your budget. Edmonds homeowners can split repairs and replacements into monthly payments through Wisetack, with 0% interest plans for qualifying customers.
Every furnace repair we do in Edmonds is covered by our 100% satisfaction guarantee. If something we fixed isn’t right, we’ll come back and make it right at no extra cost.
We’re a straight shot down I-5 from Lake Stevens and answer the phone 24/7. Same-day visits in Edmonds are usually possible, and we’ll give you a real arrival window.
The diagnostic visit is $159 and goes toward the repair if we fix it the same day. Common repairs usually run $85 to $300, and you approve the price before any work begins.
Often, yes. Age alone isn’t a reason to replace. If the heat exchanger is sound and the repair is reasonable, we’ll fix it. If it isn’t safe or worth it, we’ll show you why.
Salt air and damp weather can speed up corrosion on outdoor equipment like heat pumps and on exposed vent parts. A yearly inspection catches rust and wear early.
A furnace that trips its breaker can have a failing blower motor, a shorted part or a wiring problem. Leave it off and call us, since resetting it over and over can cause more damage.
Yes. Through Wisetack you can pay monthly, including 0% interest plans for qualifying customers. It only takes a few minutes to check your options.
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