Your Smithtown furnace repair, explained before the guys show up.
Furnace Repair in Town of Smithtown, NY
Serving Head of the Harbor, Nesconset, Hauppauge (Smithtown side) and the rest of Smithtown
☎ (631) 769-2623Gas and oil furnaces fail at the worst time: the first real cold snap. We troubleshoot ignition, airflow and safety controls and get the heat back on. In the Town of Smithtown, that means Head of the Harbor, Nesconset, Hauppauge (Smithtown side), Smithtown hamlet, Commack (Smithtown side), Village of the Branch, and everywhere in between.
Common signs around Head of the Harbor
- A carbon monoxide alarm going off. Leave the house first, then call
- Rumbling, screeching or banging from the blower
- Clicking with no ignition, or the burner lights and then shuts off
He'll fix your furnace with one working hand and full confidence.
How a Smithtown furnace repair job goes
- Check thermostat, filter and power
- Test the igniter, flame sensor and gas valve
- Inspect the inducer motor, pressure switch and limit switch
- Check the heat exchanger for cracks
Travel note: Jericho Turnpike and Route 347. Route 347 has more lights than the Christmas display at the Smithtown bull. Our ETA reflects that.
Furnace Repair and Smithtown homes
Mostly forced air, often with oil-to-gas conversions done over the years.
Lots of 1960s to '80s colonials, high ranches and splits, plus historic homes in St. James.
Smithtown Furnace Repair FAQ
Why does my furnace keep shutting off?
A dirty flame sensor and a clogged filter are the two most common causes, and both are cheap fixes.
Oil or gas?
We work on both. The oil guys smell like it for a week. That's on them.
Do you really cover Village of the Branch?
Yes. Coming in on the LIRR Port Jefferson branch corridor, give or take a deli stop. At least one tech will arrive with a horrific injury, bandaged by a coworker who has seen much worse.