Furnace Repair in Cincinnati, OH

 

A faulty furnace can be a major disruption to your home’s comfort, especially in Ohio, where temperatures can dip to minus 24 degrees. If your home is drafty, your system is noisy, leaks, or has a strange odor, there may be a furnace malfunction. Your furnace needs prompt service to prevent unsafe conditions — and with Rick’s Heating and Cooling, there’s no need to worry.

With discounted repairs through our maintenance plan for less than $1 a day, we can quickly and affordably inspect your heating system, resolve the issue, and restore warmth and comfort to your home.

Founded in 1986, Rick’s Heating and Cooling provides comprehensive HVAC services throughout Hamilton County. If your furnace needs service, you can rely on our licensed, highly trained, background-checked technicians.

Experts you can trust. Schedule a furnace repair in Cincinnati by contacting Rick’s Heating and Cooling today.

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Signs Your Furnace Needs To Be Repaired

Furnaces typically last 15 to 20 years, but with routine service, some have lifespans of up to 30 years. Because these are complex systems, if you see any of the signs below, it’s important to act fast to prevent a full breakdown and frozen or burst pipes.

Signs you need furnace repair include:

  • Noise: Strange sounds could be the heat exchanger, gas burner, a broken part, or your system nearing the end of its life expectancy.
  • Age: If your furnace is 10 years or older, it will lose efficiency and, with normal wear and tear, require more repair work.
  • Odors: Metal or chemical smells might be caused by electrical parts or a faulty component. If you notice a rotten egg smell, it may indicate a gas leak. Immediately leave, go to a neighbor’s, and call 911 and your utility company’s emergency number, then call us for emergency repair.
  • High utility bills: If energy costs increase, change the filter and ensure nothing is obstructing the vents. Change your air filters every three to four months to prevent airflow blockages, which strain your system.
  • No heat: Culprits include an air leak, blower problems, or malfunctioning thermostat. Change the thermostat batteries and then reset it to see if that resolves the issue.
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Our Furnace Repair Services

Whether you have a gas furnace or oil furnace, like other major appliances, routine repairs can extend the lifespan of your equipment, reduce repair costs, and lower energy bills.

The furnace repair process includes:

  • Our licensed technicians will arrive promptly, inspect your system, and make our diagnosis.
  • After making recommendations, we will give you an estimate and times to help fit your schedule.
  • If you are not ready to make repairs, we can outline a time frame to help you budget for the necessary repair work.
  • If your system needs replacing, we have high-quality options to fit your budget and space and offer free estimates on furnace replacement.

Why Choose Rick’s Heating and Cooling Services?

While we can’t predict when the Ohio River will thaw, we can guarantee prompt and efficient repairs to keep your home safe and comfortable with 10-year parts and labor warranties.

A BBB-accredited business, Rick’s Heating and Cooling services Warren, Butler, Hamilton, Clinton, Clermont, and Brown County. Our experienced technicians receive continuous training and service from brands like Armstrong, Bryant, Carrier, Goodman, Lennox, Rheem, Trane, and York.

We treat customers like family. Connect with Rick’s Heating and Cooling to fix a broken furnace in Cincinnati.

Frequently Asked Questions

How often should I have my furnace serviced?

Annual furnace repair services optimize your system and prevent premature breakdowns. Our technicians can also make any necessary repairs before they worsen.

What are the signs that it may be time to completely replace my furnace?

Replace your furnace if it’s over 15 years old, utility costs skyrocket, it’s noisy, or when the heat becomes uneven or inconsistent. If the issue is the ignition system, blower motor, or thermostat, a new system might be the best option, as repair costs will continue to increase and parts can become harder to find.