Low Airflow

If your heating unit no longer produces the steady stream of heated air it once did, you’ll likely need furnace repair services from a team of HVAC professionals.

Strange Noises or Smells

Do you hear a clicking or banging sound coming from your heating unit as you’re trying to unwind in front of the TV? Or maybe your nose is picking up something that smells like rotten eggs, mildew, sewage, or burning dust. Strange noises and smells are abnormal and likely indicate there’s something wrong with your furnace.

Poor Indoor Air Quality

Have your allergies been acting up without probable cause? If so, your furnace’s filter or ductwork might be dirty or clogged. A quick visit from our heating service technicians can address this issue.

Inconsistent Heating

Does one room in your home feel like a sauna and another like an ice chamber? Your furnace might not be circulating warm air like it’s supposed to and needs to be inspected.

Short Cycling

Does your furnace turn on and off more frequently than normal? When your Rock Island, Moline, Davenport, or Bettendorf heating unit undergoes these short cycles, it’s working harder than it’s supposed to. Our team of knowledgeable and certified technicians will pinpoint the issue with your heating system and address it accordingly.

Repair vs. replacement is a debate as old as the heating industry itself. Some homeowners prefer to practice caution and replace their furnaces altogether, while others wish to preserve their current HVAC system and opt for repairs.

When It’s Better to Repair Your Heating System

Repairing your furnace is an acceptable solution when your heater is less than 10 years old and has had few, if any, repairs in the past.

If you’re unsure whether to repair or replace your furnace, contact the heating, air conditioning, and indoor air quality technicians at Schebler today. We’ll visit your residence, assess your unit, and make a transparent recommendation using our years of experience in the industry. We’ve been serving the Quad Cities and the surrounding areas for years, and you can trust us to provide the heating service that you need.

It’s true for cars, and it’s true for HVAC systems as well. They need regular maintenance so any adjustments can be made and minor issues can be resolved. It’s a crucial step to take in keeping your furnace running efficiently and extending its lifespan.

With routine maintenance, you can catch potential problems early, improve energy efficiency, and avoid costly repairs down the road—giving you peace of mind all season long. During furnace maintenance, your heating and cooling technician might perform steps such as:

• Inspecting and cleaning the burners to ensure proper ignition and performance.
• Checking the heat exchanger for cracks or leaks that could pose safety risks.
• Replacing or cleaning the air filter to improve airflow and indoor air quality.
• Testing safety controls and adjusting the thermostat for optimal performance.