Furnace Repair Kimberly Idaho

Avoid major breakdowns in your heating system by practicing proper maintenance. Major household systems such as a furnace or heater could all benefit from an annual tune-up.

Right Now Heating and Air Conditioning is your local HVAC service provider in Kimberly, ID. When you call us, you can expect reliable, friendly service from a fully licensed and insured technician. Click here to read customer reviews.

Family Plan for Full Service

We want everybody to take better care of their furnace which is why we offer an unbeatable Family Plan. When you sign up for our plan, you’ll receive two annual service calls for the price of one. You’ll get an 18 point air conditioning tune-up in the spring and a 16 point furnace tune-up in the fall. You’ll also get prioritized 24/7 emergency repair service.

Here are some of the things we check for during a furnace tune-up:

 Inspect and tighten all electrical connections
 Clean and fine-tune main gas burners
 Test flame sensor
 Vacuum blower compartment
 Fine-tune thermostat

This Fall and Winter, It’s Time to Save Money

When the temperatures drop during fall and winter, you may notice a slight increase in your monthly utility bills from heating your home. Here are a few simple ways to shave a few dollars off your bills:

 Close the foundation vent. This vent is located on the exterior of your house. Closing the foundation vent can help reduce cold drafts in your home.
 Open all blinds. During the daytime, the sun’s warmth can make a noticeable difference in heating your home. Maximize this natural source of heat and light by keeping all window coverings up or open.
 Cover outdoor faucet. Use a faucet cover in the fall and winter to prevent drafts from entering your home.
 Insulate your attic. By adding more insulation to your attic, you can see energy savings of up to 40%.
 Adjust your thermostat. The Department of Energy says the optimal temperature inside your home is 68 ° F in winter. If you increase it by one degree, it’ll cost you 3%; conversely if you lower it by one degree, you’ll save 3%.

Kimberly, ID Heating Services