Furnace Repair

Planned Maintenance Program: the Best Plan to Protect Your Investment

There is nothing better for your heating and/or air-conditioning system than annual maintenance. Annual maintenance allows your system to work at peak efficiency year in and year out. A system that is maintained annually experiences considerably fewer breakdowns. This virtually eliminates the need for you to pay for costly repairs. You’ll enjoy peace of mind knowing that your system is saving you money on your utility bills every time it comes on. In some instances, the energy savings are enough to pay the cost of the planned annual maintenance service.

What’s Included:

Check heat exchangers
Evaluate vent system
Check combustion air
Measure gas pressure
Vacuum & clean furnace cabinet
Check igniter/HSI

Clean or replace filters
Measure carbon monoxide levels
Tighten electrical connections
Check amp draw on all motors
Measure temperature difference
Clean & adjust burners

Set manifold pressure
Test limit circuit
Clean all ports & drains
Remove & clean flame sensor

Protect your investment with our maintenance plan

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“The technician that came today to install the furnace was friendly and thorough. Also I spoke multiple times to the office lady Gina who was also very professional, friendly and informative. I would definitely recommend them!”

— Seattle C., Seattle, WA

Why maintain your furnace?

Is your furnace safe to operate?

Your furnace has many components that can affect the health and safety of you and your loved ones. Having a complete check of your furnace will provide assurance that it is safe to operate. Paragon Heating & Home Comfort Solutions Combustion Optimization & Safety Inspection of your furnace includes a Health & Safety Analysis, which checks the heat exchanger (carbon monoxide leaks and contaminated breathing air), checks the pilot safety (explosion risk), checks the high limit (fire risk) and includes a visual inspection for other hazards. In fact, our Safety Inspection includes ten separate safety checks of your system.

Is your furnace burning more gas than it should?

With the cost of electricity and gas increasing, it’s important to have your furnace tuned-up for maximum energy savings. This will keep you from unnecessarily paying more than you should. Paragon Heating & Home Comfort Solutions Combustion Optimization & Safety Inspection of your furnace includes a Performance Check-Up, in which the thermostat is checked for accuracy and the burners are adjusted for maximum efficiency. Paragon Heating & Home Comfort Solutions DOES NOT use the useless ‘eyeball the flame’ method that other companies use. Instead, the combustion is optimized by measuring the exhaust gasses and making scientific adjustments. This alone could pay for the entire maintenance visit at today’s price of natural gas.

Is your furnace "ready" to break down?

Even newer furnaces less than five years old have been discovered as bad. Too many homeowners are shocked to learn that their ‘new’ furnace has a cracked heat exchanger. In some cases it is due to poor furnace design, but in many cases, it’s from neglect. Paragon Heating & Home Comfort Solutions Combustion Optimization & Safety Inspection of your furnace includes a System Analysis, which checks for debris on the burners, poor airflow, and a dirty filter or blower, with cleaning and adjusting of the above as needed. The Performance Check-Up (see previous answer above) is also important to your furnace’s life expectancy.

Now that you know what it takes to give your furnace the care it needs, shouldn’t you have Paragon take care of your furnace?

A thorough maintenance check will accomplish all of the above. Paragon’s Optimization & Safety Inspection gives you the value that you expect. Our furnace repair, service, and maintenance specialists are certified, trained, and highly experienced. Call now to schedule at (425)320-1276.

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