GAS FURNACE SERVICES IN CHESTERFIELD, MO
At Chesterfield Service, we’ve proudly served the Chesterfield community since 1976. You can always depend on our team for gas furnace installation, maintenance, repair, or replacement.
We offer a broad selection of top-quality systems and will help you select the ideal furnace for your desired comfort and budget.
Call (636) 532-5841 to schedule gas furnace services in Chesterfield, MO.
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THE DIFFERENT TYPES OF FURNACES
There are four types of furnaces, including:
- Natural gas & propane furnaces: These use natural gas or propane ignited within the burner to generate heated air that is then blown via the blower motor through the ductwork in your home.
- Oil furnaces: These use heating oil as fuel in a process similar to gas furnaces.
- Electric furnaces: These use electric heating elements to warm the air, which is then blown through the ducts via a blower motor.
Call (636) 532-5841 today to schedule gas furnace services in Chesterfield, MO.
THE BENEFITS OF A GAS FURNACE
There are plenty of benefits you’ll enjoy when you choose a gas furnace for your home, including:
- Energy-efficient operation
- Requires less maintenance than oil furnaces
- Faster heating
- Reliable, year-round comfort
OUR GAS FURNACE SERVICES
Our NATE-certified HVAC technicians offer a full range of gas furnace installations, maintenance, repairs, and replacements. We service all brands and will always help you find the best solution for your comfort, budget, and desired performance.
Gas Furnace Repair
Our furnace technicians can thoroughly investigate and accurately diagnose any gas furnace malfunction. We can repair a full range of furnace issues, including malfunctioning blower motors, cracked heat exchangers, loose wiring, defective thermostats, faulty circuit boards, and more.
Gas Furnace Replacement
When repairing your gas furnace is impossible, we’ll help you find a suitable replacement. We offer a broad selection of top-quality systems from leading manufacturers. We’ll perform a comprehensive load calculation, help you select the ideal system, install and calibrate the new furnace, and properly dispose of your old unit.
Gas Furnace Installation
We can install gas furnaces in new construction and existing structures. Our thorough procedures and strict attention to detail ensure your system’s reliability and long-term performance. Once installed, we’ll calibrate your system and show you how to achieve optimal, energy-efficient performance.
Call (636) 532-5841 to schedule gas furnace installation, maintenance, repair, or replacement in Chesterfield, MO.
WHY CHOOSE US?
At Chesterfield Service, we’re proud of the solutions our family-owned and -operated company provides the Chesterfield community. Our licensed and certified technicians are available 24/7 to provide the emergency furnace services you depend on.
When you choose our team, you’ll always receive free estimates on replacements, upfront pricing, background-checked technicians, financing options, and more.
Contact Chesterfield Service at (636) 532-5841 today to schedule an appointment.
Frequently Asked Questions
What’s the typical life span of a gas furnace?
With proper maintenance and prompt repairs, you can expect a serviceable life span of 15 to 20 years from modern gas furnaces.
When should I replace, rather than repair, my furnace?
We recommend replacement when the unit is near the end of its estimated life span or if any repair exceeds 50% of the replacement cost. Similarly, you may want to replace a unit that requires increasingly frequent or costly repairs.
Why is my furnace making strange noises?
Strange noises, including banging, grinding, and screeching, can be caused by worn-out belts, defective fans, loose components, leaky ductwork, and many other issues that a licensed and insured HVAC technician can investigate and diagnose.
Can a cracked heat exchanger be repaired?
No, it’s not possible to guarantee any crack is entirely sealed once the heat exchanger is damaged. As a result, any repair may allow toxic, potentially fatal carbon monoxide emissions to leak into the home.