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Furnace Service

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Furnace Services in Bloomfield Township

A heating system has an incalculable influence on the comfort of your home or business during the harsh winters of the Midwest, which is why a faulty heating system can be such a problem for residents of Bloomfield Township. If your heating system’s furnace breaks, it can prevent your unit from keeping your indoor climate stable and safe throughout our bitterly cold winters.

At Birmingham Plumbing Heating & Cooling in Troy, we understand that critical emergencies can arise when you least expect it, so our staff of HVAC technicians is accessible 24/7 to assist you in the event of a heating breakdown. From heating and furnace repairs to installation and standard maintenance procedures, our dedicated staff offers a wide variety of solutions to optimize the efficiency of your furnace and heating unit and prolong its functional lifetime.

Most Prevalent Furnace Problems

Each part of your heating unit should be functioning as desired in order to keep your home comfortable and safe. No matter what make or model, we can handle all types of furnace problems, including:

· Defective pilot light
· Heating unit won’t turn on
· Strange sounds stemming from the unit
· Unit blower running continuously

These signs suggest there may be a defect with your furnace or heating unit. Even though these signs may seem comparatively minor at first glance, leaving them unchecked can result in larger problems in the long-term, such as:

· Squeaking sounds coming from your furnace, indicating a failing unit engine.
· Lack of power in your furnace caused by a defective blower fan.
· Failed primary burner, which can suggest low gas levels or a broken flame sensor.

All of our team members at Birmingham Plumbing Heating & Cooling in Bloomfield Township have the talent and the skills to examine your furnace and heating problem in a swift and timely manner. We can provide repairs and complete new installations, so you can rest assured knowing your heating is functioning properly.

Depend on the professional HVAC technicians at Birmingham Plumbing Heating & Cooling in Bloomfield Township, MI to attend to all your furnace and heating concerns. Contact us to have your furnace repaired, replaced, or tuned up today.

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Why is my furnace draft inducer motor running continuously, but the gas burners won't ignite?
When the draft inducer fan runs without ignition, the furnace control board is usually failing to receive a closed signal from the air pressure switch. In Bloomfield Township homes, this is often caused by a blocked PVC intake vent outside, moisture in the pressure switch tubing, or a cracked inducer housing. The pressure switch serves as a critical safety check to ensure toxic combustion gases are vented before gas valves open.
A dual-fuel system pairs an electric heat pump with a high-efficiency gas furnace. During mild Michigan fall and spring days, the heat pump handles heating efficiently; when winter temperatures along Woodward Avenue or Telegraph Road plunge below freezing, the system automatically switches to the gas furnace for maximum heat output. This hybrid operation balances energy costs while maintaining continuous indoor comfort.
A gas valve solenoid can fail due to electrical coil burnout, age, or voltage spikes from the control board, preventing natural gas from flowing into the burner assembly. If you hear a click from the furnace control board followed by silence and a lockout code, a technician will test valve voltage and gas inlet pressure to confirm whether the gas valve requires replacement or recalibration.
Temperature variations across multi-level or extended-footprint Bloomfield Township homes often stem from unbalanced duct damper settings, improper static duct pressure, or inadequate return air vents in upper-floor additions. Our technicians measure supply-side airflow, adjust manual inline dampers, and balance register flow to ensure consistent heat distribution throughout every wing of your home.
A faint dust smell during the first furnace startup of the season is normal as settled dust burns off the heat exchanger. However, a sharp burning plastic smell suggests melted wire insulation or a failing blower motor belt, while a sulfur or rotten egg smell indicates a dangerous natural gas leak. If you smell gas near your utility room, shut off the gas supply line immediately, evacuate, and call for emergency HVAC service.

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