
Most furnaces in North Texas only run a few months a year, so problems tend to show up all at once on the first cold night. Our technicians repair gas furnaces of every brand across Fort Worth and Tarrant County, and you'll know the price before any work starts.

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A cracked igniter or a dirty flame sensor is the most common reason a furnace lights and then quits.
If the burners run but very little air comes out of the vents, the blower motor or its capacitor is a usual suspect.
A limit switch shuts the burners off when the furnace overheats, often because of a clogged filter or blocked airflow. We find the cause instead of just resetting the switch.
Every heating visit includes a heat exchanger inspection and a carbon monoxide test.
We fix your existing furnace whenever that makes sense. If a replacement really is the better deal, we'll explain why before you decide anything. We're a Lennox Premier Dealer, we also install Trane, Carrier, Goodman and Rheem, and financing is available on qualifying systems.
It depends on the part. Your technician finds the problem first and gives you the price before any work starts.
Not for long. A furnace that keeps tripping its limit switch is overheating, and repeated overheating is hard on the heat exchanger. Turn it off and call us.
Yes, we take heating calls 24/7. Protection Club members pay no overtime charges on evenings and weekends.
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