Boerne & San Antonio, TX Heat Repair Company

When you need a heating contractor in Kendall and Bexar Counties that you can trust to do the job right the first time, call the pros at Hunter Service Group at 210-701-0192.

While you may not depend on your heater as much as your air conditioner, when the temperature drops, it becomes indispensable. So, when it fails to provide the heat you need to keep your family comfortable, you need a heating service you can count on, like Hunter Service Group. We’re family owned and operated with nearly a decade of experience. Whether you need a heater tune-up or heater repair, call us first!

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How Often Should You Schedule a Heater Tune-Up?

Routine heating maintenance is essential to keep your system in top condition and avoid sudden failure. However, many homeowners don’t know how often to schedule this service.

Heater maintenance frequency depends on several factors, including your system type, how old it is, the manufacturer’s recommendations, and your usage habits. However, most experts agree that once a year is sufficient.

The best time to schedule a heater tune-up is late summer or early fall before contractors enter their busy season.

Finally, remember that maintenance frequency depends on what the manufacturer recommends. Consult your owner’s manual and a certified heating technician for the best results.

Schedule a Furnace Tune Up for $189

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Common Signs You Need Furnace Repair

Your furnace is a complex system that generally runs reliably. However, minor issues can lead to complete failure if you don’t fix them immediately. Here are the most common signs that your furnace is in trouble.

Odd Noises
It’s normal for your furnace to make ambient noise while running. What you shouldn’t hear, however, are noises like grinding, rumbling, or squealing.

Gas Odors
If your furnace runs on natural gas and you smell it, shut it off and call for help immediately.

Yellow Flame
Check the flame on your gas furnace regularly. A healthy flame burns bright blue; however, if it’s yellow or any other color, it means you have a combustion problem that could become dangerous.

Low Heat
One of the most common signs of impending heater failure is when the system stops producing heat like it used to. Sometimes, you need a simple tune-up to get it back on track, but in extreme cases, you may need a replacement.

The best way to stop these and other issues in their tracks is by scheduling annual heating maintenance with a trusted furnace contractor. Call us today to book an appointment.