480-968-5652<\/a>.<\/p>\nNoisy Operation<\/h2>\n
All furnaces make some noise when they run, but the sounds shouldn\u2019t be getting increasingly loud. Rattling, booming, clicking and squealing are all sounds that indicate it\u2019s time to call in the experts. <\/p>\n
Short Cycling<\/h2>\n
Start, stop, start, stop. When a furnace gets into this annoying pattern, it can indicate a variety of problems. A furnace should run in heating cycles of at least 15 minutes before cycling down. If you are experiencing short cycles, consider it time to get your furnace checked out. <\/p>\n
Rising Heating Bills<\/h2>\n
A properly maintained furnace should maintain approximately 95% of its original energy efficiency throughout its life. If your heating bills are creeping up month after month, you may need repair, or it may be time to consider a replacement.<\/p>\n
It\u2019s Always Chilly<\/h2>\n
If you\u2019re turning the thermostat higher and higher to keep the house barely comfortable, your furnace is likely failing. Instead of continuing to bundle up and hope for the best, call an expert at Bruce\u2019s. We\u2019re here to help.<\/p>\n
With 24\/7 service, Bruce\u2019s Air Conditioning & Heating is your go-to source for all your home\u2019s heating needs. Whether it\u2019s a simple repair or the installation of a complete new system, we bring our expertise and experience every time.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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This time of year, you don\u2019t want to be dealing with a failing furnace. With evening temperatures dropping into freezing territory, it\u2019s just too cold to turn a blind eye to a furnace that\u2019s on its last legs. <\/p>\n