The furnace doesn’t heat enough - How to Fix?

Hundreds of clients call professional HVAC system technicians when winter comes. Surely, it is better to arrange a professional maintenance visit earlier to make sure the furnace works properly. Not heating enough furnace is a common issue that needs a proven solution. A furnace that doesn’t perform its main task may have problems with the thermostat setting, power, gas or the pilot light. You might encounter excessively hot rooms because the furnace won’t stop running. This is often the fault of a disconnection between the thermostat and the furnace. A miscalibrated thermostat can also result in the furnace running at the wrong times, leading to poor heat distribution. In addition to a clogged filter, a furnace may not produce enough heat if it’s the wrong size for the space. If airflow through the furnace is blocked, it will result in some rooms being too cold. A common reason for this is a dirty air filter. We recommend changing the furnace filter every 1 to 3 months to prevent this. You may also have blocked vents in rooms. Check to see that all the vents in the colder rooms are cleared away and fully open. Your home may have a bad duct design that’s causing some rooms to receive too much heating, or there might be leaks along the ducts preventing heated air from reaching particular rooms. Small repairs will likely be completed the day of the tech’s visit. Parts replacement will require another appointment for the installation to occur. Our professionals will help you to choose the suitable part and purchase it if necessary.