The Furnace Repair East Peoria IL Needs
Established in 2008, Staats Service Today has become the #1 name in furnace installation. Consequently, we offer furnace repair East Peoria IL and the surrounding area need. Staats Service Today offers comprehensive furnace repair service at the right price, whether for homes or businesses. Rest easy knowing our technicians are well trained in repair of the latest makes and models of furnace systems. You’ll appreciate our timely service as we show up at the scheduled time with state of the art equipment. Our upfront, consistent and honest pricing positions us as one of Peoria and East Peoria’s favorites. We also offer 24-hour emergency service for your peace of mind.
Signs You Need a Furnace Repair
Furnace repairs are inevitable over the lifespan of the unit. Here are some signs that you may require a repair:
- Your furnace is cycling non-stop: Furnaces should only kick on at set intervals. They should not be running constantly. This will send your energy bills skyrocketing and put wear and tear on the unit.
- You hear loud noises coming from the unit: All furnaces make some sort of noise – typically a low, rumbling sound when they’re running. But if you hear unusual noises like screeching, bangs and grinding, there could be any manner of problems, such as a broken blower motor.
- The heating bills goes up suddenly: While slight increases in winter are normal, if you see a huge spike in your energy bills, your furnace could be to blame.
- You’re getting no heat: This is an obvious one. To avoid a broken furnace in the dead of winter, make sure you keep up with maintenance all year and have a technician provide an inspection at the beginning of the season.
Contact Staats Service Today
For exceptional furnace repair in East Peoria IL, get in touch with Staats Service Today, based at 601 Main Street in Creve Coeur, IL. Please contact us at 309-694-9177 to schedule your furnace service, repair, replacement or maintenance project.
Also, you can learn more about the history of Staats by checking out our 2011 article in the JournalStar.