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At AVS Heating & Air Conditioning Company, we have a team of experts that specializes in heating and furnace repair. Some common furnace repair service that we provide are heat exchanger replacement, blower motor replacement, and thermostat replacement. For us, no challenge is too big, and no project is too small.

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Our Repair Process

  1. Request a Free Estimate

    Clients residing VA and MD can connect with our customer service rep on (703) 893-8847 and (301) 608-0666 respectively to request a free installation estimate.

  2. Receive an Arrival Call

    One of our technicians will call you and schedule a visit to your location as per your convenience.

  3. Product Options & Estimated Prices

    During the visit, our technician will discuss with you different furnace installation and repair options available. Once you make a decision, our technician will provide you an accurate repair price upfront.

  4. Installation

    Once you make a choice, our crew will repair the unit as per your convenient time-slot. After confirmation, usually, it will be done within 24 hrs.

  5. Give us Feedback

    In our constant effort to serve our customers better, we take feedback from you after furnace installation or repair service. Honest feedback is essential to help us keep on improving.

    Furnace Repair

    If your furnace is over 25 years old, chances may  be it needs to be replaced which is a good thing when you really think about it! everything has a certain age just like a old car. newer Hvac equipment are higher efficiency units. Today’s furnaces burn much more efficiently compare to the old ones and since your home’s heat may account for 35-50% of your annual energy expenses, installing a new furnace can be big savings. With AFUE precise temperature control options, most energy efficient furnaces comply with government tax credit rebates claims. So do yourself a favor now by replacing your old antique furnace with a new Furnace.

    No matter if you live in Fairfax, Alexandria, Rockville, Beltsville, or anywhere else in Northern Virginia Maryland – make sure to call Heating Repair and schedule an appointment if your furnace is having any of these problems:

    • Furnace Won’t Start
    • Insufficient Heat
    • No Heat
    • Noisy Furnace

    ​Whether you’re in need of gas, oil or electric furnace repair, our team has you covered! Our staff of expert Furnace technicians are knowledgeable in all gas oil and electric furnace repair and maintenance, meaning you can trust us with your emergency home heating needs. We also offer other HVAC services such as air conditioning installation, air conditioning repair, and indoor air quality services. Call Heating Repair Fairfax and stay warm this winter!

    When Should You Hire A Certified HVAC Professional?

    You should hire a qualified furnace contractor to service your furnace if you’ve decided that it’s not one of these issues or if you know the problem is with the motor or wiring. Don’t try to fix it yourself. Give our staff a call rather than wondering why is my furnace not working?
    To arrange a service now, give us a call at 703-237-4545 or 301-217-9239.
    ​Don’t wait any longer—we know how inconvenient it can be to have a broken furnace just when you need it most!

 

At AVS Heating & Air Conditioning Company, we have a team of experts that specializes in heating and furnace repair service. Some common furnace repair service that we offer are heat exchanger replacement, blower motor replacement, and thermostat replacement.

Having an efficient furnace system in your home is essential for being comfortable, especially during the winters! If your heating system is old or often needs maintenance then it’s time to consider getting a replacement.

If you want a new furnace system installed in your home, the first step is selecting the right size. Our HVAC technicians will be able to come to your home and assess this based on several factors:

1) The Square footage of your home
2) The Number of Windows & Doors
3) Insulation Levels in Walls and Ceiling
4) The Design & condition of the ductwork in the house.
5) The use of any appliances may generate heat and add heat load to the house.

Based on these factors, the service technician will recommend several options: furnaces, AC systems that can be installed into your home taking into consideration your budget and preferences. We will also offer specials that we may have running and payment options to make your upgrade to higher SEER Ratings and efficiency are more economical in most cases.

Once we place the order for your new system, we will arrive on the day of installation.

The brands most commonly used are the following:

Carrier, Bryant, Lennox, Trane, Amana, Goodman, Rheem, Ameristar, Ruud, Mitsubishi, Sanyo, Air Temp, Luxury, Payne, Maytag, Figutsu, or any other brand.

We will start of by removing and disposing of the old Furnace system with Furnace Filter Upon installation of the new unit with Return air box, Humidifier, UV light, EZ Trap, Water Sensor, drain pan, Drainpipe, Supply Ducts, Refrigerant Pipes (liquid and suction line set), Fuse Box, Disconnect safety Switch, Fuses, Gas Shutoff Valve for gas pipe.

Our installers will make sure the unit is level on a slab that is stable and well connected. We will build a plenum on-site. Most of of our customer homes are located in Alexandria, Annandale, Arlington, Burke, Clifton, Dunn Loring, Fairfax, Fairfax Station, Falls Church, Great Falls, Greenway, Herndon, Lorton, McLean, Merrifield, Newington, Oakton, Reston, Springfield, Vienna, Washington, Woodbridge in Northern Virginia area and Bethesda, Rockville, Gaithersburg, Silverspring, Capital Heights, Fort Washington In Maryland.

If you have a gas furnace then we will make sure there is no potential for gas leaks using soap bubbles or Electronic Leak Detector. Our technicians will make sure the service provided to you upholds the industries and manufacturers’ standards in your home, office, store or warehouse by proper ductwork and will do heat load calculations if necessary. This will include any sort of safety checks during and after the installation to make sure you and your home remain safe.

We Service All Make & Models
Same-day + 24/7 service
Fully licensed and insured
Senior citizen, Government & Military Discount.
Best price guaranteed in Washington DC Metro area.
Factory Trained and EPA Certified, Technicians
Drug-Free Technicians with Clean Background
We offer Free service calls with completed repair service.
Over 30 Years of Experience
We use Genuine Parts Comes with 1Yr Warranty
We Repair/Service it Right the 1st Time

No Extra Charge Weekends, Evenings & Holidays in Arlington, Fairfax, Alexandria, Falls Church, Springfield and surrounding areas in Virginia and Bethesda Rockville, Silverspring, Gaithersburg and Fort Washington and surrounding areas of Maryland.

  1. Standard efficiency furnaces repairs are 80% efficient (AFUE). Which means 20% of the energy goes in waste and on the other side the High efficiency furnace repairs are considered to be on 90% to 95%.
  2. AVS Heating and Air Conditioning Co. Repair Gas and Oil Furnace. Most of our clients are located in Alexandria, Arlington, Annandale, Aldi, Ashburn, Burke, Bristow, Centreville, Chantilly, Clifton, Dale City, Dulles, Dunn Loring, Fairfax, Fairfax City, Fairfax Station, Falls Church, Gainesville, Great Falls, Haymarket, Herndon, Lake Ridge, Leesburg, Lorton, Manassas, Marshall, Manassas Park, McLean, Merrifield, Mount Vernon, Nokesville, Newington, Occoquan, Oakton, Reston, Springfield, Sterling and Vienna area in Northern Virginia area and Accokeek, Bowie, Bethesda, Beltsville, Capitol Heights, Chevy Chase, Clinton, College Park, District Heights, Fort Washington, Gaithersburg, Germantown, Glen Echo, Greenbelt, Hyattsville, Kensington, Lanham, Laurel, Montgomery, North Potomac, Oxon Hill, Potomac, Riverdale, Rockville, Silver Spring, Takoma Park, Temple Hills, Upper Marlboro, Waldorf and surrounding areas in Maryland. AVS Heating Service Techs most commonly found Furnace Repair Issues we found are written below:
    • Dirty air filter
    • Bad Transformer
    • Breaker Tripped Off
    • Low Voltage Fuse Blown
    • Thermostat batteries needs to be replaced
    • Furnace making grinding or squeaking noise
    • Pilot light won’t stay on
    • Water leaking (on high efficiency furnace only)
    • Smell burning
    • Furnace access Panel not installed back properly
    • Dirty burner jets
    • Limit switch issues
    • Furnace blowing cold air
    • Duct make noise when fan comes on
    • Flame comes on and go off within 20 seconds
    • Humidity very low
    • House staying cold

For any help regarding your Furnace Repair, Maintenance, Service or FREE ESTIMATE on Replacement of your existing Heating and Air Conditioning Equipment Call (703) 483-9811 or contact us online to schedule furnace service today!

Most common furnace parts been replaced by AVS Heating and Air Service Techs are the following:

  • Furnace Control Board
  • Hot surface Igniter
  • Thermocouple
  • Capacitor
  • Inducer Draft Motor
  • Carrier Infinity Control Board
  • Spark / Ignition Module
  • Heat Cool Thermostat
  • Hi Limit Thermostat
  • Pressure switch
  • Door Safety Switch
  • Gas Valve
  • Gas Manifold
  • Blower Fan
  • Blower Fan Motor
  • Limit switch
  • Flame Roll out switch
  • Burners
  • Heat Exchanger Primary
  • Heat Exchanger Secondary

Here at AVS Heating & Air Conditioning, we take care of all your heating, cooling and ventilation needs. We have been a family owned and operated company since 1991. We make sure that our customers receive the best service when they need us. It is our aim to provide fast efficient service possible to keep you warm during the winter months and cold and comfortable during the summer months. We install and service oil, propane, and natural gas forced air furnaces and boilers from a variety of manufacturers including American Standard, Trane, Ameristar, Amana, Goodman, Bryant, Carrier, Payne, Rheem, Ruud, Lennox, Air Temp, Daikin, Sanyo, York and Comfortmaker.

We have been highly recommended by our customers, if you would like more information or would like to get a free phone estimate, contact us today at (703) 483-9811 or (301) 217-923.

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FAQ's

Furnaces are necessary for any household that experiences extreme winter conditions, depending on its geographic location. If your furnace is not working properly, then the first thing to do is call an HVAC technician who is experienced in handling these problems. There are a lot of DIY enthusiast homeowners who prefer to repair furnaces on their own, but furnace companies strictly disapprove of this. Experts can repair faults quickly and provide you with tips that will help maintain the furnace’s condition over time.

The gas valve is considered the heart of the machine as it controls the amount of fuel fed into the furnace. This valve can open or close periodically to control the fuel input. However, this is a small component and can be easily damaged if not maintained properly. Two different types of valves are commonly used in a furnace, namely the chain valves and the combination valves. The pilot light in a gas valve should always be on; if it is not on, it has to light externally. An average furnace runs for around 20 years, so knowing such troubleshooting methods can come in handy.

The repairing cost of a furnace depends on a wide variety of factors like the age of the furnace, the kind of damage that has occurred, and the importance of the repair. For example, the repair cost will go up if the furnace is old and replacement parts are hard to find. The cost is also likely to increase if there is significant damage and the furnace’s vital parts require replacement to make it work. Considering all these factors, the cost of emergency repair of a furnace is around $350 to $1000.

A homeowner’s insurance covers furnace repairs. However, there are a lot of terms and conditions that decide which type of damage gets covered under homeowners insurance. For instance, you will get reimbursement if your furnace gets damaged in a house fire. But it will not be covered by the insurance if it gets damaged due to improper usage. Also, damages caused by faulty installations or due to improper repairs will not be covered by these insurances.

The average repair and cleaning cost is somewhere around $300. There can be variations from this price point due to the kind of repair job that is required. If the task is complex or any costly parts require a replacement, the cost can increase. Regular maintenance and checkups by a technician are essential to ensure your furnace’s long life.

Many people think of carrying out repairs and checkups on their furnaces to cut costs and quicken the repairing process. While common tasks like cleaning and dusting can be done by anyone, a little complicated task like replacing a lamp or a valve is something that only an expert should do. Proper knowledge about how the internals of a furnace works and what to do when a particular problem occurs is essential if you are thinking of doing repairs on your own. The benefit of hiring a technician is that they will provide guaranteed results in the best possible way.

The furnace blower motor is an essential component of the furnace responsible for moving the hot air out into the ducts. Usually, the cost of a furnace motor is around $400, but the labor charges are the ones that can vary depending on a lot of factors. For example, the blower is hard to reach in some furnaces due to its position. The replacement charges in such cases can go as high up as $2000.

Annual furnace repair and maintenance cost mainly depends on the amount of maintenance work that has been done and the number of people involved in that task, apart from the complexity of the task. Sometimes carrying out regular maintenance without facing any problems is a good way of improving the performance of a furnace. The average cost per unit is around $400 to $1200. Oil furnace repairs are comparatively costlier than gas furnaces because they have more parts resulting in higher chances of faults.

A gas furnace usually runs for about 20 years on average. However, like all other things, this life span also depends on many factors like using conditions, regular maintenances, and timely repairs. If the owner takes proper care of the furnace, it can easily live for more than 20 years. Gas furnaces start giving out signals before it stops working in the form of faulty parts that are pivotal for the working of the furnace.

Furnace repair and maintenance is a systematic check of the entire heating system to ensure that it can run smoothly at optimal conditions without fail. A regular furnace repair includes:

  • Checking the vent and air intake systems
  • Checking the heat exchanger
  • Cleaning the blowers
  • Checking the current draw and electrical connections
  • Examining belts connected to the motor and fans

Special devices are used to measure the purity and oxygen level of the air delivered by the ducts. These are some of the best checks that are done regularly.

 

Furnace repairs, on average, take around 3 to 5 hours. If there are no specific problems with the functioning of the furnace, then the regular maintenance and cleaning procedure can be finished by a technician in 3.5 hours. However, if some significant problems require replacing some part, it will take more time depending on the part being replaced. Complex parts can even require more than one technician, significantly increasing the repairing cost.

A perfectly operating furnace results from intricate machine parts working in synchronization with each other. Any problem with the parts can negatively affect the performance of the furnace. Some reasons why a furnace stops working are loose circuit connection, damaged fuses, thermostat not turned on, blocked air filter, or cracked heat exchanger. More critical faults that can cause a furnace to stop working are a damaged blower motor, faulty thermostat, or collapsed duct system. All these problems can be avoided with regular maintenance by professionals.

Running a furnace with no heat is mainly due to clogged duct vents. This means that the hot air is getting produced by the furnace, but due to the trapped passage, the air cannot enter the room and is going out through the exhaust. This issue occurs commonly and, if not repaired, can lead to more significant problems in the form of damaged blower motors which can lead to fire and are very costly to repair. Clogged ducts can also lead to dust getting mixed with the air in a room, harming the occupants with respiratory problems.

First, check if the electrical connections are loose or not, be careful as the motors run on high AC voltage. Then check the ducts to see if there is a blockage due to a bird’s nest or other debris. If you find a blockage, then clear this with a broom. If the issue is something else, you will require a technician’s assistance. Call an expert for help and leave the furnace as it is.

A steady airflow and the furnace’s ability to maintain the temperature continuously is a signal that the furnace is working correctly. This is the way a layman user can understand if the device is working correctly or not. If you have any doubts about the performance, hire a professional who can carry out an in-depth search of the furnace to check if anything is wrong with it. The professionals will also check the air quality in the ducts to determine the performance of the furnace filters.

One of the most common furnace problems is related to a malfunctioning thermostat. The thermostat is usually out of battery without any prior signal, but you will be able to identify this if you hear the blower fan rotating continuously without any stops.

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