The Dangers That Come with a Bad Furnace

May 16, 2025

Having a bad furnace is bad on a literal level. It can get quite cold here during this point in the winter. Think about the temperatures we’ve experienced over the last few weeks. It’s been pretty chilly, right? You don’t want to go through weather like this without a great heater by your side.

Although discomfort is the obvious issue when things start to go wrong with your heater, there can be plenty of other issues that pop up with your system too—namely health issues. This is why furnace maintenance in San Antonio, TX is so important.

What Happens with a Bad Furnace?

Let’s talk about the realities of your home when you have a bad furnace. We’re here to break it down for you today.

The Timing
The timing of a heating problem is often the worst part. The major issue with heating system problems is that they tend to rear their ugly little heads when you’re least expecting them. Fall might have brought along some weird occurrences with your furnace, and skipping maintenance didn’t really seem to help but then, *bam* the furnace problem is as apparent as ever one day. You can trust our team to help you work past this.

The Symptoms

The signs that you’re having a furnace problem might include loud noises, odd run times, high heating bills, or other issues. You don’t want to ignore any odd problem that pops up in your home. Any new problem is worth noting and reporting back to one of our professionals.

The Outcome

If you don’t address your home’s furnace services sooner than later, then you’re going to end up with an extreme furnace repair problem or even a furnace replacement need. In especially serious cases of neglect, you may be at risk of encountering carbon monoxide poisoning. Furnaces use a combustion process that makes this a very real possibility. Keep a great carbon monoxide detector in your home and a reliable heating professional on deck to address repairs before they cause a safety risk.

Our Maintenance Program

Are you thinking about taking your maintenance services to the next level? You should enroll in our home’s maintenance plan. Here are a few of the benefits of our maintenance plan:

  • Air Conditioner Tune-up Regular Price (Regular Price $79.95)
  • Heating Tune-up Safety Check Gas, Electrical, and Heat Pump Units (Regular Price $79.95)
  • Duct Inspection and Disinfect Treatment (Regular Price $150.00)
  • Chemically Clean the Condenser Coil (Regular Price $150.00)
  • One free Emergency Call (Regular Price $79.95)
  • 15% Discount on Parts and Equipment
  • Priority Scheduling

We know that we talked about maintenance in our last blog, but we want to drive home how important this is. It’s a little late in the season to call a professional for preventative maintenance but calling now is still going to help you get through the rest of the winter season. We know that it might seem like you’ve missed the mark a little, but we’re here to help you get back on track. Take the next step and get more from your home with our professionals.

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