Both are an important part of keeping your furnace running well, but they serve different purposes. Furnace maintenance is a general tune-up to make sure your furnace is running optimally. Furnace repair is less general and is focused on a specific furnace issue.
Our Furnace Maintenance Services
Francis Home Heating and Air Conditioning provides Ottawa and the surrounding areas with fast, friendly and dependable furnace maintenance – whenever you need it, 24/7/365.
- Flexible maintenance & protection plans that fit your needs, budget and lifestyle
- Regular maintenance that prevents long-term problems following the setup of your home heating system, helping you avoid nasty surprises
- Certified experts with three decades of experience and G1, G2, 313A & 313D, 308A, ODP, Wardflex, and Supervisor Training Program & IHSA Health and Safety Education Program for Contractor Safety Essentials
Call us at 343-303-4103 or request a quote online today!
What Makes Us Unique
We have been committed to providing world-class service since we first opened our doors in 1933. This is reflected in our 4.9-star average on Google, and in that the Better Business Bureau® has awarded us an A+ rating.
We have been serving the families in the Ottawa area for over eighty-five years, and to this day we continue to strive to provide our customers with high-quality services and products.
Our technicians follow a comprehensive maintenance checklist to ensure that nothing is missed. During our visit, we will ensure that the combustion chamber and heat exchanger are both operational and functioning normally, check your pilot safety timer or flame sensor, and replace your thermocouple if it becomes too worn. We will also check the motor, thermostat, and safety controls to ensure that they are clean and properly adjusted.
To help keep you and your family safe every furnace maintenance visit includes a comprehensive safety check. Our technicians will check your furnace and ensure that it is not producing carbon monoxide. Carbon monoxide is a deadly gas that has no taste, smell, or colour, making it nearly impossible to detect without a carbon monoxide detector or specialized testing equipment.
