Your furnace breaks down at the worst possible moment. It’s always during the coldest snap, always when you need heat the most. You’re dealing with a house that gets colder by the hour, worried about pipes freezing, and wondering how much this is going to cost you.
Here’s what you get when we fix your furnace: your family stays comfortable, your pipes stay protected, and your heating bills stay reasonable. We don’t just patch the problem—we diagnose what’s actually wrong and fix it right the first time.
No more middle-of-the-night wake-ups to a freezing house. No more wondering if your system will make it through another Connecticut winter. Just reliable heat when you need it.
Temp Assure has been keeping Huntingtown homes warm through Connecticut’s toughest winters. We understand what happens when temperatures drop into the teens and your heating system decides to quit working.
Our technicians have seen every type of furnace problem that Connecticut’s climate can create. From frozen condensate lines to overworked heat exchangers, we know exactly what goes wrong and how to fix it quickly. We’re not learning on your dime—we’re using years of local experience to get your heat back on.
When other companies are booked solid or charging emergency rates, we’re here with fair pricing and fast service because we know you can’t wait for heat.
We start with a complete diagnostic to figure out exactly what’s wrong with your furnace. Not a quick glance—a thorough check of your entire heating system. This means looking at your heat exchanger, blower motor, gas connections, electrical components, and ductwork.
Once we know what’s broken, we explain it to you in plain English. You’ll understand what failed, why it failed, and what it takes to fix it. Then we give you upfront pricing before we touch a single tool.
The actual repair happens fast because we come prepared. Our trucks carry the parts most furnaces need, so we can usually complete your repair the same day. After we’re done, we test everything to make sure your heat is working properly and efficiently.
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Every furnace repair includes a complete system inspection, not just a fix for the immediate problem. We check your air filter, inspect your ductwork for leaks, test your thermostat calibration, and examine all safety controls. This prevents future breakdowns and keeps your energy bills reasonable.
Connecticut’s winter weather is hard on heating systems. Cold snaps stress your furnace, and humidity changes can affect electrical connections and gas lines. We factor in these local conditions when we make repairs, using parts and techniques that hold up to what Connecticut throws at them.
You also get honest advice about your system’s condition. If your furnace is near the end of its useful life, we’ll tell you. If a simple repair will give you several more years of reliable service, we’ll tell you that too. No overselling, no scare tactics—just straight information so you can make the right decision for your home and budget.
We typically respond to furnace emergencies in Huntingtown within 2-4 hours during business hours and within 6 hours for after-hours calls. Connecticut winters don’t wait for convenient timing, so we prioritize emergency calls when temperatures drop below freezing.
Our emergency response includes a fully stocked service truck and experienced technicians who can handle most repairs on the spot. We understand that when your furnace stops working in the middle of a Connecticut winter, every hour matters for your family’s comfort and your home’s protection.
Furnace repair costs in Huntingtown typically range from $150 for minor issues like thermostat problems to $800 for major component replacements like heat exchangers or blower motors. The exact cost depends on what’s wrong, which parts need replacement, and whether your system is still under warranty.
We provide upfront pricing before starting any work, so you know exactly what you’ll pay. No hidden fees, no surprise charges after the work is done. Most common repairs like ignitor replacement, gas valve repair, or blower motor issues fall in the $200-$400 range including parts and labor.
Yes, we repair all major furnace types commonly found in Connecticut homes: natural gas, propane, oil, and electric furnaces. This includes older cast iron heat exchangers, modern high-efficiency condensing units, and everything in between.
Our technicians are trained on all major brands including Carrier, Trane, Lennox, Rheem, Goodman, and York. Whether you have a 20-year-old workhorse or a brand-new high-efficiency system, we have the experience and parts inventory to get it running properly. Connecticut’s mix of older and newer homes means we see every type of heating system regularly.
No, furnace repairs should always be handled by licensed professionals. Furnaces involve natural gas, propane, or high-voltage electricity—all potentially dangerous if handled incorrectly. Connecticut requires licensed technicians for gas appliance work, and your homeowner’s insurance may not cover damage from DIY repairs.
What looks like a simple problem often has underlying causes that require professional diagnosis. A faulty ignitor might be caused by a gas pressure issue, electrical problem, or failing control board. Attempting DIY repairs can turn a $200 fix into a $2000 replacement if something goes wrong.
Connecticut furnaces should be professionally serviced once per year, ideally in early fall before the heating season begins. Our climate puts significant stress on heating systems during winter months, making annual maintenance essential for reliable operation.
Annual service includes cleaning the heat exchanger, checking gas connections, testing safety controls, inspecting the flue system, and replacing the air filter. This prevents most emergency breakdowns and keeps your system running efficiently. Skipping annual maintenance often leads to mid-winter failures when you need heat the most and when emergency service calls are most expensive.
Call for immediate furnace repair if you smell gas, hear loud banging or grinding noises, see yellow flames instead of blue, or notice your carbon monoxide detector going off. These indicate potentially dangerous conditions that require immediate professional attention.
Other signs requiring prompt repair include short cycling (turning on and off frequently), uneven heating throughout your home, sudden increases in your heating bills, or visible rust and corrosion around the unit. In Connecticut’s climate, these problems typically get worse quickly once they start, so early intervention saves money and prevents emergency situations during cold snaps.
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