Reliable Furnace Repair Services in Wilsonville by ComfortAxis Heating

Name: ComfortAxis Heating
Address: 27180 SW 95th Ave #3310, Wilsonville, OR 97070, USA, Wilsonville, US
Telephone: (503) 882-9034
Price range: $$
Rating: 4.9

Professional furnace repair services in Wilsonville by ComfortAxis Heating

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At ComfortAxis Heating, we understand the importance of a functioning furnace during the cold winter months. Our team of expert technicians provides reliable furnace repair services in Wilsonville, OR, and surrounding areas. We service all types of furnaces, including gas, electric, and oil-fired models.

Furnace Repair Services

We offer a range of furnace repair services, including:

Diagnosis and repair of faulty thermostats and temperature controls
Replacement of worn-out or damaged furnace parts
Cleaning and maintenance of furnace components
Repair of gas leaks and other safety hazards

Pricing

Service	Price
Standard Furnace Repair	$150-$300
Emergency Furnace Repair	$250-$500
Furnace Maintenance	$100-$200

Why Choose Our furnace repair Services?

Fast and reliable service

Competitive pricing

Expert technicians

All types of furnaces serviced

Improved energy efficiency

Our furnace repair Process

Step 1

Schedule an appointment

Step 2

Diagnose the issue

Step 3

Provide a detailed estimate

Step 4

Perform the repair

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does furnace repair cost?

The cost of furnace repair varies depending on the type and complexity of the issue. Our standard furnace repair services start at $150, while emergency repairs may cost between $250-$500.

What are the signs that my furnace needs repair?

Common signs that your furnace needs repair include unusual noises, decreased heating performance, increased energy bills, and visible signs of wear and tear.

Can I repair my furnace myself?

While it may be tempting to try and repair your furnace yourself, it's generally not recommended. Furnace repair requires specialized knowledge and equipment, and attempting to repair it yourself can be dangerous and may void your warranty.