Residential Furnace Repair in Antimony
Most of our Antimony work is residential, and it looks different than a valley job. Homes here are a mix of older ranch houses, cabins near Otter Creek Reservoir, and newer builds on larger lots. Propane is the main fuel, wood heat is common as a backup, and ductwork is often original to the house. That combination means dust, soot, and airflow problems show up more than in a typical suburban home. We handle gas, propane, and electric systems, and we size replacements to the house instead of guessing. If you need furnace repair services Antimony homeowners trust, we are set up for the work this area actually has.
- Propane furnace repair and tuning — Propane is the default fuel in Antimony, and it needs different gas pressure and orifices than natural gas. We set it up correctly with a manometer and verify combustion with a flue gas analyzer. If your furnace has been sooting or running rich, that is usually the cause.
- Blower cleaning and motor testing — Wood heat and rural dust load up blower wheels fast in Antimony homes. We pull the blower, clean the wheel, and test amp draw with a clamp meter. If the motor is still good, we clean it and save you the cost of a replacement.
- Heat exchanger inspection — A cracked heat exchanger is a carbon monoxide risk, and Antimony's older furnaces are prime candidates. We inspect with an inspection camera and confirm combustion, so you know whether the furnace is safe to run or needs replacement.
- Emergency no-heat service — When your heat dies at night in January, we answer. We prioritize no-heat calls during cold snaps and keep common parts on the truck so most emergency visits end with heat back on the same trip. Call (866) 961-2544 any hour.
