Artisan Home Services has N.A.T.E certified Trained technicians to troubleshoot your problem and give you same day solutions.
At Artisan Home Services, we understand that every home and business is unique and may have different types of heating systems. That's why we offer comprehensive heating system repair services for all types of heating systems, including: Furnaces: We repair and service all types of furnaces, including gas, oil, and electric models. Our technicians can diagnose and fix any issues with your furnace, such as a faulty ignition, clogged filters, or a broken blower motor. Boilers: We repair and service all types of boilers, including steam and hot water models. Our technicians can fix leaks, repair or replace faulty valves, or troubleshoot problems with your boiler's control system. Heat Pumps: We repair and service all types of heat pumps, including air-source and geothermal models. Our technicians can diagnose and fix issues with your heat pump's compressor, fan, or thermostat. Radiant Heating: We repair and service all types of radiant heating systems, including in-floor, wall-mounted, and ceiling-mounted systems. Our technicians can diagnose and fix leaks, repair or replace faulty valves, or troubleshoot problems with your radiant heating system's control system. Ductless Mini-Splits: We repair and service all types of ductless mini-split heating and cooling systems. Our technicians can diagnose and fix issues with your mini-split's compressor, fan, or thermostat. At Artisan Home Services, we understand the importance of having a reliable and efficient heating system, which is why we offer emergency services for any unexpected issues with your heating system. Our technicians are available 24/7 and will work with you to schedule the repair at a time that is most convenient for you. Don't let a faulty heating system disrupt your comfort, Choose the experts at Artisan Home Services for heating system repair services for all types of systems in Bucks and Montgomery County, PA. Contact us today to schedule your appointment and have peace of mind with a reliable heating system.
When a heating system gives off odd smells, or intermittently fluctuates on and off, or fails to heat your home, or causes a noisy racket, or won’t power, it is time to call an HVAC professional for trusted repairs.
A faintly smelly gas-powered heater is often natural and normal. If you are using a heater for the first time in a while, the source of the scent may just be accumulated dirt and dust burning off. Nevertheless, we recommend staying vigilant and calling an HVAC specialist to inspect the unit if the smell persists or intensifies. When strong odors do not diminish over time, you may have a gas leak or something burning inside your unit.
A heater should turn on with little effort. If you find your unit is struggling to start, it is time to troubleshoot the problem. This may be the result of a dirty or faulty pilot, a problem with the natural gas line, disconnected wiring, dead batteries, or a damaged thermostat. It is important to avoid installing a thermostat in direct sunlight, near hot appliances, or vents. Doing so may cause skewed temperature readings.
When a heater is running, your house should warm up quickly and efficiently. If the thermostat is cranked up and you are still experiencing cold conditions, there may be a leak in your ductwork. This can occur in air ducts that are largely invisible, running through your crawl space or attic. Our technicians know where to investigate and can adequately insulate your ducts. We won’t let cold drafts and wasted electricity ruin your winter.
When a heater makes constant noises, we recommend paying attention to the type of sound you hear. Doing so may reveal the source of your problem:
*Belt or fan issues usually squeal
*Loose parts in an air pump or condenser can bang around
*Refrigerant leaks regularly whistle
*Broken air filters, obstructed vents, and leaky ductwork often hiss
*Warped fan blades and broken motors often scrape
*Sheet metal air ducts can pop due to air pressure
*A blower wheel that is not correctly centered might thump
*Compressor or fans with trapped debris can cause clanking
*A faulty gas valve can rumble abnormally loud
*Loose-fitting metal housing fasteners may rattle
Your heater’s air filter can significantly improve air quality: blocking airborne pollutants and contaminants before they can enter your heating system, air ducts, and home. We recommend replacing your air filter every one to three months. This will mitigate your exposure to irritants and allergens and make your heater more energy efficient.
