Furnace repair in Phoenix
Camelback Comfort Heating and Air (test) handles furnace repair in Phoenix and nearby Scottsdale and Paradise Valley. Desert nights still drop near freezing. A gas furnace that clicks but never lights usually has a dirty flame sensor, a failed igniter or a blocked filter. We test carbon monoxide at every register and leave the old part with you so you can see what broke.
Camelback Comfort Heating and Air (test) repairs furnaces and heat pumps across Phoenix, Scottsdale and Paradise Valley. Heating problems usually trace to ignition or a dirty flame sensor, a failed thermostat, airflow restrictions, or a control fault. A technician finds the cause, explains it, and quotes the repair before work begins. If you smell gas, leave the home and call your gas utility or 911 first.
When to call us
- A gas smell: leave the house and call the gas company first
- A carbon monoxide alarm sounding
- No heat during freezing weather
What to have ready
- Whether it is a furnace, heat pump or boiler
- What happens when you raise the thermostat
How it works
- Safety test
- Clean the flame sensor
- Replace the igniter
Signs you need this
- Burners click but never light
- Short heating cycles
- A smell of dust at start-up
- Blower runs with cold air
Why this comes up
- A dirty filter or blocked vents
- A worn igniter, flame sensor or blower motor
- A thermostat that is not signaling the system
What to expect
We test the parts involved in the heat cycle and explain what failed and why. When the repair is done we run a full heating cycle and confirm the system starts, runs and shuts off the way it should.
Request a quote
Tell us what is going on and leave your number, so we can call you back.
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