Heating Services
Heating System Repair
We understand that repairs can be frustrating. Ensuring your family stays warm during the cooler months is our top priority. If you notice any signs that your heater may need servicing, don't hesitate to contact the experts at Air Dynamics. Our team of fully licensed and experienced professionals is available 24/7 to assist whenever you are in need.
Does your gas furnace or heating system need a tune-up? For more information about our advanced heating tune-up service or to discover more about how our free Comfort Club membership can save you money, click the button below.
Advaned Heating Tune-Up
Is your old furnace having trouble keeping up with the harsh winter weather? At Air Dynamics, we uphold the highest standards in the industry with our extensive knowledge and expertise. Replacing a furnace or heating system might seem daunting, but we keep it stress-free with high-quality, efficient brands and flexible financing options.
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Cold winter days and nights can be unbearable! At Air Dynamics, we understand that a furnace breakdown is an emergency. That’s why we offer our expert services 24 /7 for your convenience. With Air Dynamics, you’ll never have to worry about being left out in the cold.
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Our team is ready to provide prompt and reliable service to keep your heating system running smoothly and your home comfortable. Contact us today for expert assistance and peace of mind.
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Warning Signs
Your hEATER May Require Service or Repair
These signs indicate that your heater might need service, and soon!
Warning Signs & What You Can Do:
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If you are experiencing electric ignition or pilot issues you should contact a professional for service. For your safety, you should not attempt to diagnose/repair this yourself.
Our team is available 24/7 for your HVAC service needs. To book an appointment with one of our certified professionals, give us a call at (215)571-9471.
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Thermostat malfunctions cause most heating system failures. Other causes can include a tripped circuit breaker or a blown fuse. In the case of combustion furnaces, a pilot light may simply have gone out. If the heat still does not come on when you adjust the thermostat above room temperature you can try the following:
Check to ensure your thermostat is functioning properly.
Check to make sure the furnace power switch is in the “On” position. The switch is usually located either next to, or inside of the furnace cabinet. If it is “Off” turn it on and wait a few minutes for the furnace to engage.
If you have a gas furnace, the pilot light may have gone out or the gas valve supplying the furnace may be shut off.
Check to see if a circuit has tripped. If so, you can reset it by turning it off and then on again.
If you have tried the methods above and the furnace is still not heating, consider calling in one of our pros! You can easily reach us 24/7 by calling (215)571-9471 for assistance.
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Check your vents and vacuum out any debris
Check to see if anything is blocking your vents and impeding the flow of warm air
Ensure that your filter is clean and free from buildup
Check to make sure the registers are open
Make sure your thermostat is set to “heat” and the fan set to “auto” or “on” (You can then try raising the temp. 5 degrees and waiting a few minutes)
Check the circuit breaker or power supply
Check for and reduce any household drafts
If you have tried the methods above and your heater is still struggling to reach the desired temperature; consider calling in one of our pros! You can easily reach us 24/7 by calling (215)571-9471 for assistance.
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Check your filter! Believe it or not, a dirty clogged filter can cause your unit to struggle. This simple and easily remedied issue is one reason that can result in frequent cycling.
Change your thermostat batteries. If it’s been quite some time since you last checked your thermostat batteries it may be time for a change. As a general
rule, you should change the batteries in your thermostat at least once per year.
If you have tried the methods above and your heater is still experiencing this issue, consider calling in one of our pros! You can easily reach us 24/7 by calling (215)571-9471 for assistance.
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Check the thermostat to see if the Fan switch has been left in the “on” position. Air Dynamics recommends setting the fan position to “Auto.” In the “On,” “Low,” “Medium” or “High” modes, the fan will run continuously draining unnecessary energy. If it is already set to “Auto” and you are still experiencing this issue, contact us at (215) 571-9471 to have your unit serviced.
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Rattling Noises
If your furnace is making rattling noises when running, check the cabinet. Ensure the cover panels are screwed on tight. Tighten any loose panels as needed.
Grinding Sounds
If the blower is making a grinding noise, shut off the unit to avoid causing damage, and call a professional at Air Dynamics right away!
Change the air filters: Dirty air filters often lead to a multitude of furnace problems. It is wise to clean or replace the filter(s) on your unit at least once every 3 months. More often if you have pets in your home.
Whether in a commercial or residential setting, the same basic problems plague furnaces. Fortunately, the professionals at Air Dynamics are ready to address them!
If these methods fail to resolve your issue, don’t hesitate to give us a call at (215)571-9471.
If you suspect a gas leak from your furnace, it's crucial to take action right away! If you detect the smell of natural gas in your home or around the furnace, DO NOT ignite any matches or lighters. Also, be sure to refrain from toggling any switches. If the gas odor is strong, promptly evacuate your home, leaving the door open, and contact 911 or your local fire department from a safe distance.
Important Warning
Carbon Monoxide Dangers
It’s equally important to be aware that not all dangerous gases produce a detectable odor. Carbon Monoxide is colorless, odorless, and tasteless and has unfortunately claimed many lives. Earning it the nickname of the “silent killer.” To learn more about the dangers of carbon monoxide poisoning and how to protect yourself click the button below.
What We Do During Our
Advanced Heating Tune-Up
When performing an advanced heating tune-up, our technicians focus on addressing anything that may inhibit the performance of your unit. By taking the time to ensure proper operation, they are able to increase your unit(s) overall performance.
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Inspect your thermostat to ensure proper operation & change its batteries if needed.
Inspect all electrical components including relays, contactors, capacitors, etc.
Inspect and tighten all electrical connections and plugs.
Test for proper voltage and amp draws to equipment and its components.
Test heating safeties.
Check temperature rise on heating.
Clean burners.
Clean combustion tubes.
Inspect the heat exchanger and vent piping.
Clean blower compartments.
Blower motor cleaning and oil if required.
Inspect temperature, pressures & splits as well as check your unit(s) overall operation.
Change pleated air filter.
Cleaning of the drain pan, drain lines, condensate pumps & traps (heat pump).
Change carbon monoxide (CO) detector batteries.
Check and inspect electric heat kit (heat pump).
Check heat pump defrost mode (heat pump).
Replace oil nozzle (oil heat).
Replace oil filter (oil heat).
Clean oil pump strainer (oil heat).
Complete system start-up and diagnostic assessment.
Maintenance procedures may vary slightly based on the specific manufacturer(s) recommended maintenance requirements.
Is Your Heater Crying Out
For Maintenance?
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Schedule Your Tune-Up Today
Your furnace becomes invaluable when that all too familiar cold crisp air comes rolling in as the season changes. But, did you know that maintaining your unit is imperative to keep it running efficiently time and time again? We can help you prevent the likelihood of your unit needing unexpected repairs with our Advanced Heating Tune-Up.
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How Often Should You
Maintain Your Heater With A Tune-Up?
The good news is that furnace tune-ups are not something you need to worry about on a monthly basis. In fact, it is only necessary once a year for residential homeowners.
Note: Commercial recommendations are often different from those for residential homeowners.
Why It’s Important
Maintaining Your Home Heating System
There are numerous benefits to getting regular furnace maintenance and tune-ups. Not only will it help to ensure your unit remains efficient, which in turn helps to keep your utility bills at a lower cost each month. You’ll also reduce the amount of strain your furnace is under while operating. This can greatly increase the unit’s overall longevity.
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Thinking about investing in a new system but not sure where to start?
Don't worry – we understand that navigating this process on your own can be complicated and overwhelming. Our expert team is here to help! With sound advice and honest technicians, we can assist you in determining if your unit is repairable or if a replacement is the best option.
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Should You Repair or Replace Your Heater?
Deciding whether to repair or replace your furnace is a tough question for homeowners. It’s challenging because you’re unsure if the timing is right. Replacing it too early might mean unnecessary expenses, while repairing it only to have it fail a year later feels like wasted money. You’re not alone in facing this dilemma. Over time, furnaces lose efficiency, leading to higher costs and an increased risk of unexpected breakdowns. However, there are five important factors to consider when it deciding if it’s time to replace that old heater.
Deciding if you Should Repair or Replace Your Heater?
5 Important Things to Consider
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The typical “lifespan” for a furnace is an average of about 15 to 20 years. If your furnace is old, worn out, inefficient, or significantly oversized, the simplest solution is to replace it with a modern high-efficiency model. So, if your furnace is past its prime, it may not be worth repairing; since the frequency of repairs often increases the older the unit is.
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Did you need to repair your furnace this past year? What about the year before that? Needing a major repair on a furnace within a 2 year period is too frequent. This is often an indicator that your furnace could become a “money pit” as time goes on. Especially if your unit has not been properly maintained.
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Over time your furnace will become less efficient. So, even if your unit is old and fully functioning, your heating costs could be outrageous as a result. Therefore it may be prudent to consider investing in a newer more energy-efficient unit—especially if your current one is well past its time.
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If your furnace just isn’t meeting your comfort needs, then don’t feel bad not wanting to repair it. Invest in a newer more energy-efficient model and start saving on those utility bills. You’ll be glad you did!
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If a major part such as the heat exchanger fails and your furnace warranty has expired, you could find yourself stuck with a costly repair bill. The older your furnace is, the less likely you’ll want to sink money into replacing the heat exchanger or other costly parts.
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Abington, Bensalem, Cheltenham, Churchville, Croydon, Elkins Park, Glenside, Holland, Horsham, Huntingdon Valley, Jenkintown, Langhorne, New Hope, Newtown, Philadelphia, Richboro, Southampton, Washington Crossing, Willow Grove, Yardley, and more
Counties Serviced Include:
Bucks, Burlington, Camden, Mercer, Montgomery & Philadelphia
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