Furnace Repair in Reno, Sparks and Surrounding Areas
Problems worth a service call
- No heat, or air from the vents that feels cool
- The furnace starts and stops more often than it used to
- The blower runs but rooms are not warming up
- Banging, squealing, rattling, or other sounds you have not heard before
- The thermostat setting and the actual room temperature do not match
What a repair visit generally involves
The technician starts with what you have noticed, then checks the furnace to find the actual source of the problem rather than guessing from symptoms. You will hear what was found and what the repair involves before work goes ahead.
If the furnace is older and the repair is significant, the technician can also explain what replacement would look like so you can compare the two. That decision is yours.
Before you schedule
Have the service address ready, a short description of what the furnace is doing, and the approximate age of the system if you know it. A photo of the furnace's label can help, but it is not required.
If you smell gas, leave the home and contact your gas utility or 911 from a safe place before calling for HVAC service.
Where this service is available
Furnace repair is available in Reno and Sparks, in Spanish Springs, and in the other communities listed on our service-area page. See HVAC service areas, including service in Spanish Springs.
Planning the cost of a project
If you have questions about paying for a replacement or larger project, ask when you book an estimate online or call during business hours.
Frequently asked questions
Why is my furnace blowing cold air?
Several different problems can cause this, from a thermostat setting to an issue with the furnace itself. It cannot be diagnosed reliably over the phone. If checking that the thermostat is set to heat does not help, schedule a repair visit so a technician can look at the system.
When is a furnace worth repairing instead of replacing?
It depends on the furnace's age and overall condition, what the repair involves, and how reliable the system has been. The technician explains what they find so you can weigh a repair against furnace replacement.
What information should I have ready before scheduling furnace service?
The service address, what you are noticing and when it started, and the approximate age of the furnace if you know it. That helps confirm the visit is in our service area and gives the technician a starting point.
What should I do if I smell gas near the furnace?
Leave the home right away and contact your gas utility or 911 from outside. Do not try to find the leak or operate switches. Schedule HVAC service after the utility or emergency responders say it is safe.
Talk with Truckee Mechanical LLC
Call during business hours, or book service or an estimate online.