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Furnace out in Granite Falls? We repair gas and electric furnaces in town, along the Mountain Loop and out in the foothills, usually the same day. Our Lake Stevens shop is just down Highway 92, so help is close.
Up in the foothills, Granite Falls gets colder nights and more snow than towns down by the Sound, and furnaces carry the load for months. These are the problems we fix most, on all makes and models, gas and electric.
You turn up the heat and nothing happens. The usual culprits are the igniter, flame sensor or control board.
The blower runs but the air stays cool. We check ignition, the safety switches and the filter first.
It lights, runs a few minutes and quits. A dirty flame sensor, overheating or blocked airflow is usually to blame.
A blank screen, no response or the wrong temperature. We test the thermostat and the wiring that runs to the furnace.
A loud bang on startup, a screeching blower or rattling ducts. Each one points us to the part that’s wearing out.
Motors, capacitors and relays work hard through long foothill winters. Most are one-visit fixes.
Get everyone outside first. From outside, call 911 or your gas company’s emergency line. Once it’s safe, call us and we’ll track down the cause.
Every repair depends on what broke, but our pricing is always upfront. Here’s how it works in Granite Falls:
We find the real problem and explain it clearly before anything else. The fee counts toward the repair if we fix it that day.
A flat-rate price before any work starts. No hourly clock and no surprises when we finish.
Bigger repair or a new furnace? Wisetack financing can spread the cost into monthly payments.
Most common repairs, like igniters, flame sensors and capacitors, run $85 to $300. After-hours emergency service is $259.
Granite Falls is just up Highway 92 from our Lake Stevens shop, so same-day visits are usually possible.
Neighbors across Snohomish County rate us five stars on Google, and Granite Falls is practically next door.
Price first, repair first. We only bring up replacement when it truly makes sense.
Repair is always our first move. Many furnaces in Granite Falls homes have years left once the failed part is replaced.
We’ll recommend replacing only for a solid reason: a cracked heat exchanger (a safety issue), a repair close to half the cost of a new system, or an older furnace that can’t keep up with foothill winters. If a heat pump paired with your furnace makes sense for your home, we’ll lay out the numbers.
Beat the first snow: a fall tune-up catches worn parts before the cold settles into the foothills.
We show up on time
You get the price first
We fix it & warranty it
We keep things simple and stress-free. Every furnace repair is backed by a 1-year parts and labor warranty and our 100% satisfaction guarantee.
“Mauro was very friendly, kind, and professional. He did a great job with our gas fireplace maintenance needs, and I would recommend him.”
“Exceptional work! The service was great and our fireplace is as good as new. Thank you Mauro!”
“Hannah was awesome to schedule with! Great service all around!”
A cold house shouldn’t have to wait for payday. Granite Falls homeowners can split furnace repairs and replacements into monthly payments through Wisetack, with 0% interest plans for qualifying customers.
Every furnace repair we do in Granite Falls comes with our 100% satisfaction guarantee. If something we fixed isn’t right, we’ll come back and make it right at no extra cost.
Fast. Granite Falls is just up Highway 92 from our Lake Stevens shop, and we answer 24/7. Same-day visits 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 typically run $85 to $300, and you approve the price before any work begins.
Yes. We work on homes around Lochsloy, Canyon Creek, Lake Roesiger and out along the Mountain Loop Highway, including rural properties on acreage.
Check the breaker and the service switch near the furnace, then reset the thermostat. If it still won’t start, a surge may have damaged the control board or another part, and it’s time to call a tech.
Long run times are normal in a cold snap, but a furnace that never shuts off can also point to a dirty filter, leaky ductwork, low airflow or a system that’s too small for the house. We’ll find out which.
Yes. Wisetack offers monthly payment plans, with 0% interest for qualifying customers. You can check your options in a few minutes.
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